The Caledon Wildflower Garden and Nature Reserve, located near the town of Caledon in the Western Cape, is a tranquil space known for its beautiful displays of indigenous wildflowers, especially during spring (August to October).
Key features
- Floral Spectacle: The garden is renowned for its colorful blossoms, including proteas, ericas, and various fynbos species.
- Hiking Trails: There's a network of trails, including a 10km hike to the Swartberg summit.
- Scenic Beauty: The reserve offers picturesque scenery and views of the Swartberg mountains.
- Birdwatching: It's a sanctuary for various bird species.
- Venster Kloof Nature Garden: Also known as the Caledon Wildflower Garden, this area offers a dam, a rocky kloof with aloes, and paths for walking.
Things to do
- Hiking
- Walking
- Picnics
- Photography
Important information
- The garden was established in 1927.
- It's part of the Klein Swartberg Conservancy.