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Department Agriculture and Environmental Management
Nature Conservation and Resorts
"To conserve and utilize Tshwane`s nature areas, and to promote and maintain outdoor leisure facilities, such as resorts and swimming pools, in a way that it will benefit residents and visitors to the City."
We provide the following leisure facilities:
Nature reserves and areas
Resorts
- Fountains Valley
- Derdepoort
- Wonderboom
- Ga-Mothakga
- Moretele Park
- Rooihuiskraal Historical Terrain
- Zwartkop
- Rietvlei Angling Area (with overnight chalets)
- Joos Becker Caravan Park
Swimming Pools
- Deon Malherbe
- Derdepoort
- Eersterust
- Fountains Valley
- Atteridgeville
- Mamelodi East
- Hillcrest
- Gert van Schalkwyk
- De Jong Diving Centre
- Les Marais
- Mamelodi West
- Moretele Park
- Pretoria North
- Tjaart van Vuuren
- Laudium
- Sunnyside
- Soshanguve
- Saulsville
Declared weeds and invader plants
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PET-FRIENDLY WALKS
Pet-friendly hikes in the east
- Garstkloof: Entrance in Hardy or Selby Streets, Wingate Park
- Manghela: Entrance at the East Side community church in Moreletapark
- Serene Valley: Entrance in Lola Avenue, Garsfontein
- Jacqueline's Place: Entrance in Adele Street, Garsfontein
- Tweefontein/Moreleta Spruit: Entrance at Kimbali in Kentucky Street, Faerie Glen
- Hadeda-Tweefontein: Keys available on request (call Adelene Marais at 012 358 1510), Faerie Glen
- Ecoglen: Entrance on the corner of Camelia and Lynnwood Roads, Lynnwood Glen
- Struben Dam: Entrance in Innes Street, Lynnwood Glen
The by-law prescribes that all dogs should be kept on a leash in public areas.
See attached map
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