From happy wagging tails to enjoying nature with your furry best friend, taking on the joys of the outdoors is a wonderful way to bond with your pet. As this country has a seemingly endless tapestry of green spaces to enjoy with your dog, you’ll have a wide array of options to choose from.
Are you looking for pet-friendly outdoor places in Eastern Cape? Take a look at a few parks and trails that you (and your pawed pal) will be sure to enjoy.
Bark Park PE
A dog park like no other, the Bark Park PE offers a unique service and space for your dogs to room freely in an enclosed space outdoor. As this park is a private membership establishment in Sardinia Bay, you’re dog will have the opportunity to interact with their fellow canines, but in a secure environment.
Lead-free dogs are encouraged in order to let your dog be able to roam free and explore the park and all it has to offer. This park does not offer walk-ins, so you’ll need to book online to gain access to the premises.
Cape St Francis Nature Reserve
A coastal reserve that is a marvel to wander in its natural beauty, this reserve is a great option if you’re looking for a long walk with your pet on a lead. The Circular Route is a 5km walk that takes you along the shore to various viewpoints where you can enjoy the stunning views this reserve offers.
There are a number of wildlife that calls this reserve their home, such as duikers and porcupines, so be sure to keep a look out in order to keep a firm hand on your dog lead.
James Pearce Park
A peaceful park in Stirling, Eastern Cape, James Pearce Park is a great option if you’re looking for a quick walk with your pet. This park has children’s play areas, which is a plus if you’re planning to take your kids along. The ample green space of the park makes for a lovely space to have an afternoon picnic.
Victoria Park
A friendly neighbourhood park in South End, Victoria Park is a fenced space that will be sure to make your pets excited to run circles on the manicured grass. This park has a lovely water lily-filled pond and gazebo to spend the afternoon in complete bliss from the tranquil surroundings.
This location is also a popular bird watching space, so be sure to bring along your binoculars to spot the winged beauties common in these parts.
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