Cederberg Tourist Park is a host to numerous activities to make your stay more enjoyable.

Horse riding
One hour guided trails along the Krom River valley.  Groups of 6 can be accommodated.  Weight restriction of 110 kg.  Riders must be capable of handling horses.  Horses suited for all levels of experience. Horse riding need to be booked in advance. And thier are 4x4 trails in the area.

Fishing
There are two dams stocked with Large Mouth Bass and one river stocked with small numbers of Rainbow Trout. Fishing only allowed on a catch and release basis.

Hiking
The resort offers a base for many of the famous hikes in the Cederberg.

Swimming
One dam and a river are available to cool down on a hot summer day or after a long hike.

Mountain Biking
Mountain bike enthusiasts can choose from 5 mountain bike trails which vary in difficulty.    

Bird Watching
There are more than a 100 species of birds to be viewed.

Rock Climbing
There is a site for beginners to put their skills to the test before progressing to Cape Nature’s famous “Truitjieskraal”.

San Rock Art
“Southern Africa probably has the richest legacy of Rock Art in the world.  The Western Cape particularly the mountainous regions from the Koue Bokkeveld, through the Cederberg to the Agter Pakhuis, may have more rock painting per square kilometer than anywhere else in Southern Africa”  Peter Slingsby 1998.  Southern African rock art has been dated to be as old as 28 000 years, with the age of the Cederberg paintings ranging from 8 000 years to 100 or 200 years.  The paintings most commonly record animal scenes, and it is thought that particular animals such as Eland, have important symbolic religious meanings.  Humans are also commonly depicted, often in procession, hunting or out gathering food.  Other types of paintings show therianthropes (half animal half human figures) and entoptic shapes, both possibly resulting from hallucinations during trance states.