Randburg’s leisure options range from a large parkland to specific play and golf activities. If you’re looking for hotels in Randburg, a helpful first question is: Which of these activities do you want to shape your stay?

Delta Park: Grassland, Woodland and Picnics

Delta Park covers 104 hectares of grassland and woodland. These two landscape types give the park its distinctive character: a spacious green area with open and wooded sections. This is a different kind of outing from a dedicated play or golf activity.

The picnic spots are in the southeast of the park. This distinguishes the park’s overall size from a specific point of reference for a picnic: the spots are in one particular part of the park, not across the entire area.

Play and Golf in Different Formats

At be.UP Park Cresta, children under four can enjoy Little Town, a safe soft-play and role-play environment. If you’re planning a visit with children of this age, the focus of the offering is clear: play and role-play, with a specifically stated age limit.

Adventure Golf Randburg has three different courses, each with nine holes. The courses pass over wooden bridges and through gorges and caves, as well as by waterfalls and river mouths. The venue also has ponds with koi carp and birdlife. The different courses and their described landscape features make this a distinct golf option.

Randpark Club welcomes visitors to play on its two championship golf courses, Firethorn and Bushwillow. This gives you two different types of golf to choose from: adventure golf on three different 9-hole courses or golf on the club’s two championship courses. Visitor access and booking conditions may change; check directly with the club before travelling.

More Experiences in the Wider Destination of City Of Johannesburg

For additional nature and cultural interests, the wider destination of City Of Johannesburg offers more points of interest. Johannesburg Botanical Gardens is an 81-hectare green space used by runners, picnickers and dog owners. The dam offers opportunities for canoeing and sailing; facilities belonging to a diving club are on the eastern shore. The gardens are open from sunrise to sunset and have parking at several entrances. As access arrangements may change, check the latest information before your visit.

The Wilds Nature Reserve in Houghton offers a different landscape: indigenous plants grow across 16 hectares of rocky koppies. This is also a green space, but its vegetation and rocky terrain create a different emphasis from the grassland and woodland of Delta Park.

The cultural sites in the wider destination of City Of Johannesburg also cover distinctly different subjects. The Apartheid Museum illustrates the rise and fall of apartheid. Its permanent exhibition traces South Africa’s history from the dark days of oppression to a place of healing shaped by democratic principles. Constitution Hill is home to South Africa’s Constitutional Court and tells the story of the country’s journey to democracy as a living museum.

Origins Centre explores the origins of humanity in Africa and the development of technology, art, culture and symbolism through interactive exhibitions; it also explores diverse South African rock art traditions. Museum Africa focuses on South Africa’s social, political and cultural development. For a different historical perspective, the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum in Orlando West, Soweto, commemorates the students who took part in the 1976 Soweto uprising.

You can also plan your way around the wider destination using specific services: Rea Vaya connects Johannesburg’s city centre and Braamfontein with Soweto. The route information was checked on 9 September 2026; as service patterns may change, check the current connection before travelling.

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