Victory Park, Johannesburg · Gauteng · Picnic spot

Delta Park

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Footbridge over a waterfall in a Johannesburg nature garden
Johannesburg region · representative photograph, not this specific trail

Johannesburg City Parks lists Delta Park as 104 hectares of grassland and woodland around three tree-lined dams, with the Florence Bloom Bird Sanctuary inside the park. Official facilities include a picnic area, walking trails, a sensory trail and bird hides. JCPZ says a comfortable perimeter walk takes the better part of a morning; the southern border joins the Braamfontein Spruit Trail. Address on the official page: 77 Craighall Road, Victory Park. Phone 011 888 4831. Entry is not listed as a charge.

Questions

How hard is Delta Park?
Delta Park is graded easy. Difficulty grades are set by the reserve or operator, not a national standard — read the safety note on the listing before you go.
Are dogs allowed at Delta Park?
Dogs are allowed at Delta Park. Check the listing for leash or permit rules — some reserves need a SANParks My Activity permit or restrict dogs to one section.
What does Delta Park cost?
Delta Park has no listed entry fee. Parking, permits or seasonal charges can still apply — confirm with the operator before you go.
Where do you park for Delta Park?
JCPZ: parking at the centre and main entrance via Road No 3 or Road No 5 off Rustenburg Road, Victory Park, or at Pitcairn Road and Penelope Avenue, Blairgowrie.

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Nearby on the map

From this pin: Johannesburg Botanical Gardens 3.8 km; Zoo Lake 5.2 km; Melville Koppies Nature Reserve 5.5 km; Golden Harvest Park 8.2 km.

Hike at your own risk. Trail conditions change — weather, fire damage, water crossings and rockfalls can make a route unsafe with little or no notice. Distance, difficulty and other details here are compiled from public sources and may be outdated. Always verify current conditions with the relevant park or reserve authority before setting out, and hike within your own ability.