Tokai Park

5 Izelke Gebhardt - 5 months ago

Run, walk, bicycle riding, needing a break from the rush of the city, getting your head clear, walking your dog or want to take your loved one for a picnic the Tokai Forest is the perfect place to go.

5 Trevor CaptainEvo Mathebula - 6 months ago

Great place for leisure walk in the forest or jogging frequently visited by horse riders from surrounding farms. I love fly in the open fields so you might even catch me out there if you ever visit. ????

5 Sean Stack - a month ago

Great place to still walk in an open space. Shame it’s going to lose all its trees one day as it’s actually forestry :(

4 Nicholas “medicnick83” Sales - 6 months ago

Great place to visit. Was nice and quiet with not many people and nice dogs were around.

3 Duncan Alfreds - 2 years ago

So close to an urban area, yet you can imagine getting lost in this delightful wilderness.

Walking trails are clearly marked and people are generally friendly and respectful.

The the 4km perimeter is ideal for walkers and runners who want to improve their times.

In the minus column, people don't always have control of their non-leashed dogs and the cyclists can sometimes catch you by surprise as they race along the paths.

There has also been terrible crime in the park, so be vigilant.

No public toilets

5 Craig Nain - 3 years ago

This is a wonderful place for all nature-, dog- and fresh air lovers. There are running/biking trails for the more energetic but they are also available to hikers and walkers.
It is open to the general public but that brings its own challenges in terms of safety and security, so visitors are strongly advised to go in groups and be prepared for potential incidents.
The terrain is fairly flat but undulating and, again, visitors are advised to dress appropriately and take a camera to keep records and memories of their time there. Trails run through open as well as forested areas and photo opportunities abound!
Well worth a visit!

5 KC Davel - a year ago

Its a fantastic place to unwind and get in touch with nature while also being open acesable relativly safe and dog friendly.