We visited the park recently and enjoyed the flowers. The park is not very big and we were done by lunch time and visited one of the lovely restaurants in Langebaan. My recommendation would be to take some time to also do some birding since the area plays host to a large number of birds. We stayed over in Langebaan on the Friday night and entered the park from the gate closest to Langebaan. The views from the Preekstoel side of the park are just spectacular.

A Truly Incredible place about 2hrs from Cape Town CBD. Stunning scenery, beautiful white sandy beaches, plenty of wildlife and just such a peaceful place. Do not visit here though during December as it gets very busy but most months especially during the week its super quiet. We were lucky to be the only ones on the beach at the time

We stayed three wonderful - though rather cold - nights at 1820 built Abrahamskraal Cottage. That historical building was really enjoyable, though of course very limited heating so it was cold also inside. Arrival day was windy and cloudy, as also second day. Luckily two next days were sunny and up to 15 degrees, so we saw also lot of beautiful flowers. Especially on Postberg Section, which was now open also for visitors. Whole Park is full of great sceneries, sea views and history. Luckily we met friends, who were able to drive us places like Seeberg Viewpoint and told us old stories about this magnificient area. Relatively small park, so visits with accomodation in Langebaan or Yzerfontain are also possible and easy. Flowers were now #1, but we saw also some animals. Lot of birds, e.g. rock kestrels living just next to the Cottage. But several red hartebeest, bonteboks, steenboks, ostriches, mountain zebras etc etc.