Fauna and Flora Namaqualand is renowned for its annual mass display of wild flowers in spring and a rich diversity of succulent plants, with an estimated 3500 species, more than 1000 endemic to the area. Amphibians and reptiles are well represented, with a number of endemic species. The mammal species that have adapted to these harsh conditions include klipspringer, aardvark, baboon, steenbok, duiker, porcupine, black-backed jackal and leopard. A fee is payable at the start of the 5 km circular drive. Since this is a developing park, there are no camping or overnight facilities.
Visitors can however get accommodation at various establishments in the region.
A farm stall on the adjacent farm offers light meals, refreshments and an outlet to purchase souvenirs. Adventure and Outdoor Activities Circular drive with viewpoints during the spring flowering season. Several short nature trails. A seasonal visitor information centre will be available shortly. Note Pets are not allowed in a national park.