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Lion Park Resort: Gaborone's Family Fun Hub

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Experience thrilling water slides, amusement rides, and a relaxing campground at Lion Park Resort, Gaborone's ultimate family fun destination.

Lion Park Resort in Gaborone offers a mix of water park thrills, amusement park rides, and camping, making it a popular destination for families and those seeking a fun-filled getaway. While it once housed lions, it has evolved into a recreational center with a variety of activities for all ages.

A brief summary to Lion Park Resort

  • Plot No. 15-KO Lion Park Portion 184 of Portion 12 Crocodile Pools, Gaborone, BW
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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Lion Park Resort.

  • Arrive early to enjoy shorter lines at popular attractions, especially during peak season.
  • Consider purchasing a day pass for unlimited access to all rides and attractions.
  • Bring sunscreen and a hat, as the sun can be intense during the day.
  • Check the event calendar for special activities or promotions during your visit.
  • Pack water shoes for comfort and safety when enjoying water-based activities.

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Getting There

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available in Gaborone and offer a direct route to Lion Park Resort. Negotiate the fare before starting your journey. A taxi ride from Gaborone city center to Lion Park Resort typically costs between 157 BWP to 215 BWP, depending on the distance and traffic. Ride-hailing apps like Taksi and Call Kolloi are also available.

  • Public Transport

    From Gaborone, take a combi (minibus taxi) towards Crocodile Pools. Combis operate on fixed routes, so confirm it passes near Lion Park Resort. From the combi drop-off point, you may need to take a short taxi ride to the resort. Combi fares within Gaborone are generally inexpensive, costing a few Pula. Add approximately 50 BWP-80 BWP for the final taxi leg.

  • Driving

    If driving from Gaborone, take the A1 highway towards Lobatse. Look for signs leading to Crocodile Pools. Turn onto Plot No. 15-KO, where Lion Park Resort is located. Parking is available at the resort. Be aware of possible power cuts.

Discover more about Lion Park Resort

Lion Park Resort, located near Gaborone, is a multifaceted entertainment complex offering a wide range of activities. Originally conceived as a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, the resort has become a favorite destination for families, tourists, and corporate events.The resort features a water park with slides, lazy rivers, and wave pools, providing refreshing fun in the Botswana heat. An amusement park section offers rides for various ages, from gentle attractions to adrenaline-pumping experiences. Camping facilities allow visitors to extend their stay and immerse themselves in nature.While the name suggests a wildlife park, the lions that once resided at the location are no longer present. The resort now focuses on providing a safe and enjoyable environment with a variety of entertainment options. Visitors can also find dining options ranging from casual eateries to restaurants. The resort also has a conference center that makes it suitable for corporate events, combining leisure and business seamlessly.
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