Villagers often have to travel several kilometers to fetch water. On the edge of the forest gallery, the Bombo Lumene park staff have built some small gazebos. Here one can prepare a barbeque grill and relax next to the Lumene river. A short walk away, on the trail in the forest, one can sit on a bamboo bench and listen to the water rush by in a small set of rapids. In order to cross the Lumene river the park staff has built a traditional vine bridge.
Sport fishermen enjoy fishing for the tiger fish because it is a fierce fighter.
This pond is often visited by antelopes and water buffaloes. Created near the mouth of the Nsele River and next to the Congo river, this park offers great picnic facilities and was once the site of a relatively large zoo. It is after this palm tree that the Malebo Pool, the wide area in the Congo river between Brazzaville and Kinshasa, was named.