This year is the 79th birthday of the Caledon Wild Flower Garden. 

From 1946 Caledon became famous for Victoria Park, or the Caledon Wild Flower Garden as it is more commonly known.

Established in 1899, the garden really “bloomed” in 1933 when Cecil Young and the local community turned the garden into a landscaping masterpiece.

There are many species of fynbos to be seen and a 10 km walking trail that leads to the famous “window rock” from which the local paper, The Overberg Venster, takes its name.

There will be tractor rides to the garden and other land where Fynbos is found in abundance in its natural habitat!

Entrance to these magnificent gardens is R6.00 for Adults and R3.00 for Children. (No fee payable if you go on the tractor ride)