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Lion Park

Muldersdrift Road, Johannesburg, South Africa 2194

Featured Review : After being out in the expansive game reserves like Kruger Park, it was a little odd coming to Lion Park, just outside of Johannesburg, relatively close to the posh suburb of Sandton. Lion Park is more like a zoo or sma...See Full Review

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    thing to do in Johannesburg
  • Avg. User Rating:
    4 out of 5 stars

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Lion Park

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Quote: After being out in the expansive game reserves like Kruger Park, it was a little odd coming to Lion Park, just outside of Johannesburg, relatively close to the posh suburb of Sandton. Lion Park is more like a zoo or smallish (200 hectare) game... Read the full Lion Park review

From journal Johannesburg: Worries, Wearies, Wonders, Wildlife

Johannesburg Lion Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by bokcrazy from Atlanta, Georgia
  • February 1, 2003
Quote: North of Johannesburg is one of the more unusual game parks in the region. The 200-hectare lion reserve features more than 60 lions, and the population is growing. Visitors drive along a (one-way) winding road through the game area, where they may... Read the full Lion Park review

From journal Johannesburg -- City of Gold