The 253 hectare Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve is regarded as one of the finest coastal / riverine forest and bush clump / grassland mosaic areas remaining in the greater Durban area.

Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve is a 253 hectare protected area in the suburb of Yellowwood Park, Durban, South Africa. [1] The park was proclaimed in 1963, after land was donated by …

Kenneth Stainbank’s father, a Scot, built Coedmore Castle in 1875 with the help of Scottish stonemasons. Set in 600 acres/253 hectares, it was an attempt to create a little bit of Europe …

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Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve is situated in Yellowwood park in Durban, KwaZulu Natal. Here is a complete guide on how to get there, how much it costs and what to expect on your …

Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve protects 253 hectares of coastal forest, grassland, and riverine ecosystems. Located in the suburb of Yellowwood Park in Durban, the reserve was …

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The reserve is bounded on the north and west by the Umhlatuzana River. Bushbuck, common reedbuck, grey, blue and red duiker, impala, zebra and nyala, as well as an interesting …

The reserve was established in 1963 after a bequest of land from the late Kenneth Stainbank after whom the reserve is named. The trails provide for some interesting walks or bike rides. There …

Kenneth Stainbank’s father, a Scot, built Coedmore Castle in 1875 with the help of Scottish stonemasons. Set in 600 acres/253 hectares, it was an attempt to create a little bit of Europe …