Gosho Park
Gosho Park is by and part of the Peterhouse Group of Schools group, just east of Marondera, on the north of the Harare - Mutare highway. The map indicates. It is used in their educational conservation, research projects and leadership courses.
Gosho Park has over two hundred different species of birds recorded and over seventy tree species recorded by the Tree Society. It is also home to wildebeest, blesbok, bushbuck, duiker, klipspringer, steebok, giraffe, zebra, kudu and eland. It was started in 1984 with a fence, a pond, nine impala and several sable.
See Low End Guide.
See Wildlife, Zimbabwe.
Address
East of Marondera. Adjacent to Peterhouse Girls, where bookings must be made through.
Contacts
Bookings to camp and make use of Hikers' Hut and The Bush Camp must be made through Peterhouse Girls on 065 -2323599, 2324951/3, 2322200/4.
PO Box
Phone / Cell phone /Whats App : https://www.facebook.com/GoshoCalderwoodParks/
Email: conservation@peterhouse.co.zw
Web: https://www.springvalehouse.co.zw/gosho-park.html
Skype / other
Facility
There are a number of picnic sites, walking trails and basic camping facilities available.
Entry Fee $3, Vehicle $5, Camping adults $10 and children $5 per night or alternatively purchase a season ticket for $50 (unlimited entry for a year)
Activities
- Bird and wildlife viewing.
- some "Bushmen paintings".
- Walking.
