Visited here in April 2011 to see some baby lions and have a chance to see more African animals in case we were unlucky when in Kruger Park or Hwange NP. The nursery here was fantastic as you were able to spend 5 minutes with some young cubs and be able to pat them. In the enclosure we visited were... More

Ever since i was young i've dreamed of stroking a lion and we left the Rhino & Lion Park having played with 2 brown lion cubs, 2 white lion cubs, 2 tiger cubs and stroked an adult cheetah. A dream fulfilled and what a truly wonderful experience! We arrived on a Thursday, apparantly far quieter than the weekends when (we... More

I went here with a guide (Chris Green from Cashan Tours - highly recommended), straight from the airport. Within hours of landing in Johannesburg, I had seen rhinos, zebras, lions, wild dogs, vultures, ostriches, and much more, and I got to cuddle lion cubs (amazing!) and pet a cheetah, two tigers, and juvenile lions. Plus the views are beautiful. Highly... More

This park is worth the 35 minutes drive from Jo'burg! Do not miss the Hyppos and tigers enclosures across the road to the main gate. A lot of animals with a beatiful surroundings. More

I took visitors from overseas to a game reserve I remember as accessible but with all the elements of an African safari. We were sadly disappointed, and I was embarrassed. I would rather have given the R280 entrance fee (for three adults) to a stranger in the street. Signs warn the driver to keep to the tarred road, but I... More

We spent a night at he log cabins with friends from the UK. The accommodation was graded 3 star but it had everything one would want. A nice viewing deck, jacuzzi on the deck, and a braai/BBQ facility on the deck too. The kitchen was fully kitted out for all the needs. The game park itself was also great with... More

Had a great morning - Spending time in the 'bush' and yet so close to Jo'burg. Loved the openness and seeing the animals close up. Was able to stroke and spend time with tiger and lion cubs - In their enclosure. Well worth the extra few rands to be so close. The ground was so dry, and yet the animals... More

That was the secong park we go to. the first was "lion park" which is nearby. i was pretty impressed with it, until i went to Rhino & Lion! it's only 30-40 minutes away from sandton. It's a huge place. You go with your car, and inside you can see the animals roaming freely. first there are the herbivores (rhinos,... More

We stayed in the log cabin for 3 nights and it was fantastic. Definitely the highlight of our whole South African trip for our children (aged 9, 7, and 5). Sitting in the hot tub on the balcony listening to the lions roar was a special experience that we will never forget. Worth every cent! More