Aaaw what a sight. This place is absolutely beautiful. It's clean and did I mention how beautiful it is. I was so impressed. It would be nice if they had bin stations though. I saw at the end of the day, some people left dirt where they were picnicking. I guess I can't blame them much cos the bins are only outside in the parking lot. We had to walk all the way there to throw away dirt.

But that was just a minor glitch.

There is so much green, so many trees. Everyone has a tree to sit under. The grass is green and lush and well maintained.

I have no words for the Waterfall. It's breathtaking. We took pics at every nook and corner, surrounded by beautiful nature.

What a wonderful family fun idea. We even went on the train, which is meat for kids (I think), but I couldn't resist 😂.

The ice-cream lady could be a bit friendlier. She served us like we owed her something. But then again, maybe by the time we got there at 11h30, she had had her fill of people and smiling about. She could learn a thing or two from the guy that drove us around on the train. He was cheerful and friendly, he made jokes with us and the kids, he welcomed us onto the train, and thanked us and wished us well when we got off. He gave us the perfect end to our day at Walter Sisulu Botanical gardens.

The entry fee to this place is actually not bad. R20 for scholars, R60 for adults, I'm not sure what the pensioners pay, either free or R30. Still a good price.

There were security personnel on sight, some people needed to be reminded to put on their masks, and they were reminded respectfully.

I would go there again and again.