Table Mountain National Park: Tokai Forest picnic site temporarily closed due to water supply disruption!

South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced that the Tokai Forest picnic site in Table Mountain National Park, Cape Town, is temporarily closed until further notice due to a water supply disruption affecting the ablution facilities. However, cyclists may still use the parking area at the picnic site for their activities.
Visitors looking for alternative picnic spots are encouraged to explore Newlands, Oudekraal, and Silvermine picnic areas, which remain open.

Nestled within Table Mountain National Park, the Tokai Forest picnic site is a well-loved outdoor destination in Cape Town's southern suburbs. Known for its lush greenery and towering trees, it offers a peaceful escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The area is popular for picnicking, braais (barbecues), hiking, cycling, and horse riding.
The picnic site is accessible via Tokai Road, with clear signage leading visitors to the area. While entry fees apply for picnicking and braaing, additional permits are required for activities such as cycling, dog walking, and horse riding.