Sebakwe Recreational Park is a popular outdoor destination in Zimbabwe known for its abundant wildlife, diverse landscapes, and recreational opportunities such as game viewing, fishing, and camping.
Sebakwe Recreational Park is located approximately 50 kilometers northwest of Zimbabwe’s capital city, Harare. The park spans a mosaic of terrain characterized by granite hills, riverine woodlands, and open savanna, creating a vibrant habitat for a variety of wildlife species. It is set along the Sebakwe River, which provides water and fishing opportunities. The park is home to several species including impala, sable, zebra, waterbuck, and various birdlife, making it ideal for wildlife viewing and birdwatching enthusiasts. Visitors can explore the park via several dirt roads and forest trails suited for walking, game drives, and mountain biking. Fishing in the Sebakwe Dam and River is popular and offers a peaceful way to enjoy the natural environment. The park also has designated camping areas where visitors can spend the night immersed in nature, with amenities ranging from basic sites to facilities with power and water. Sebakwe Recreational Park is an accessible getaway for residents of Harare and visitors from other parts of Zimbabwe, offering a natural escape close to the city. Its combination of wildlife, water, and recreational facilities creates an appealing destination for families, outdoor enthusiasts, and anglers alike. The park’s management focuses on conservation efforts to protect habitat and wildlife populations while providing safe and enjoyable visitor experiences.
Scenic viewpoint overlooking Sebakwe Dam and surrounding savanna
Rich birdlife habitat with over 200 recorded bird species
Popular fishing spots along Sebakwe River and dam
Designated camping areas with both primitive and developed sites
A large man-made reservoir offering fishing and scenic views in the park.
Several maintained routes that pass through varying habitats ideal for spotting wildlife.
An elevated vantage point providing panoramic views of the park’s landscape.