Trafalgar Park
About
Trafalgar Park is a vibrant space steeped in history. It features one of the last remaining parts of the old fortification of the city: the Central Redoubt. This redoubt was built in 1781 and was declared a monument in 1968. This park not only honours our culture and heritage but also serves as a peaceful retreat for children to play or nearby workers to take a leisurely stroll.
Find out more about the history of Trafalgar Park and other district parks:
A History of Cape Town's District Parks Booklet
Opening hours
Daily from sunrise to sunset
Location
Cnr Victoria Road and Searle Street, Woodstock
Features and facilities
- Swimming pool
- Play area and equipment
- Garden
- Grassed areas
- Public toilets
- Footpath and trails
- Parking
- Animals allowed
Activities
- Safe swimming
- Cycling and biking
- Leisure and relaxation
- Walking
- Dog walking
Facility sizes
Three hectares
Booking and tariffs
Please see the Recreation and Parks Tariffs Booklet in the document download section below for more information about bookings and tariffs.
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