About Keurboom Park
Our History
Keurboom Park has been a cherished green space in the heart of Rondebosch, Cape Town, for over several decades. Originally established as a community initiative, the park has grown into a vital oasis that serves the surrounding neighborhoods.
Named after the indigenous Keurboom trees that grace the area, the park reflects South Africa's rich botanical heritage. The community has worked tirelessly to maintain and improve this space, making it a model for urban green spaces in Cape Town.
Today, Keurboom Park stands as a testament to community spirit and environmental stewardship, providing a peaceful retreat from city life while fostering biodiversity and community connections.
Park Rules & Guidelines
✓ Allowed
- • Walking, jogging, and exercising
- • Picnicking in designated areas
- • Photography and nature observation
- • Children's playground activities
- • Peaceful relaxation and reading
✗ Not Allowed
- • Littering or dumping waste
- • Loud music or disruptive noise
- • Damage to plants or wildlife
- • Motor vehicles (except authorized)
- • Open fires or braais
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my dog to the park?
Yes! Dogs are welcome in Keurboom Park and can enjoy off-leash freedom in our designated areas. Please ensure your dog is well-behaved and clean up after your pet, disposing of waste in the provided bins.
Are bicycles allowed in the park?
Cycling is permitted on designated paths only. Please be mindful of pedestrians and children playing. Cycling on grass areas is not allowed to preserve the natural habitat.
Can I host a party or event here?
Small family gatherings and picnics are welcome. For larger events or parties, please contact the park management in advance. Commercial events require special permission.
What are the park's operating hours?
The park is open from sunrise to sunset daily. Gates typically close at 6 PM during winter months and 7 PM during summer months for safety and security reasons.
Is the park safe for children?
Yes, the park features a dedicated children's playground with age-appropriate equipment. However, children should always be supervised by adults, especially near water features and during community events.
Questions or Concerns?
If you have any questions about park rules, would like to report an issue, or want to get involved in park activities, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Contact Park Management