Kingfisher Park in Harare, Harare: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide
Parks, beaches and nature in Harare, Harare
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Kingfisher is the cheapest family outing in Harare with genuine activities. The zipline and waterslides are a hit with primary-school children, and the braai spots make it a full-day picnic option. Expect basic facilities.
What is Kingfisher Park?
Kingfisher Park, known locally as the Fish Farm, is a modest but well-loved family spot in Msasa. It has a small dam with ducks and geese, a playground, a zipline, waterslides, and braai (barbecue) facilities. Fishing and canoe hire are available for a fee. It is not a polished attraction, but entry is cheap, the setting is green, and children can roam safely. Weekdays are quiet; weekends can get busy.
Suburban green space; no formal conservation programme.
Kingfisher Park ticket prices 2026
| Visitor type | Adult | Child (All ages) | Yes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard rate | ZWG 3 | ZWG 2 | Free |
Adult US$3; child US$2. Braai stands US$6; fire lighting US$3. Fishing and canoe hire extra.
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💡 Money-saving tips for families
- Weekday Quieter and cheaper.
- Braai Bring your own meat and charcoal.
- Weekday Quieter.
- Cash For entry and extras.
Is it right for your child's age?
| Age group | Verdict | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| 0–2 years | Good | Playground and ducks. |
| 3–5 years | Excellent | Waterslides and playground. |
| 6–9 years | Very good | Zipline and fishing. |
| 10–12 years | Good | Canoeing and waterslides. |
| 13+ years | Fair | Better for younger siblings. |
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Key details
- Address
- Msasa, Harare, Zimbabwe, Harare
- Opening hours
- Daily 08:00–17:00 Closed now
- How long to plan
- Half day
- Suitable ages
- All ages
- Setting
- Suburban park with dam
- Booking
- Not required
- Payment accepted
- Cash
What to expect when you visit
Zipline, waterslides, fishing, canoeing, braai
What if...?
The questions every parent asks before booking. Tap to expand.
Is the zipline safe for children?
Yes, with supervision. Check the harness before use.
Can we bring our own food?
Yes, braai facilities are available; bring your own meat and charcoal.
Family essentials
- Suitable age bands
- 0–2 years
- 3–5 years
- 6–9 years
- 10–12 years
- 13+ years
- Toddler suitability
- Yes, playground
- Minimum age
- 0
- Facilities
- Playground
- braai stands
- dam
- Access and parking
- Paved access; grass
- Safety notes
Supervise children near water and zipline
Tickets and costs
- Free entry rules
- No
- Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)
Braai stands, fishing, canoe hire
Plan your visit
- Best time to visit
- Weekday afternoons
- Busiest times
- Weekends
- How to get there
In Msasa; signed off the main road.
- By car
- Yes, parking available
- Uber / Bolt estimate
- Taxi-moto
- Public transport
Taxi-moto
- Combine with
- Mukuvisi Woodlands — game reserve
- Greenwood Park — amusement rides
- What to bring
- Sun hat
- Swimwear for waterslides
- Change of clothes for children
- Picnic food
- Cash
Accessibility deep dive
Here is what to expect on the ground.
Basic play equipment.
Popular on hot days.
At the small dam.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does it cost to visit Kingfisher Park?
- Adults pay ZWG 3 and children (ages All ages) pay ZWG 2. Children yes enter free. Adult US$3; child US$2. Braai stands US$6; fire lighting US$3. Fishing and canoe hire extra.
- What are the Kingfisher Park opening hours?
- Daily 08:00–17:00. Busiest: Weekends.
- Is Kingfisher Park suitable for toddlers and young children?
- Minimum age: 0. Supervise children near water and zipline
- How long do you need at Kingfisher Park?
- Plan for Half day.
- What payment methods does Kingfisher Park accept?
- Kingfisher Park accepts Cash.
- Is Kingfisher Park accessible, and is there parking?
- Access and parking: Paved access; grass.
- What is the best time to visit Kingfisher Park?
- Weekday afternoons. It is busiest Weekends.
- How do you get to Kingfisher Park?
- Yes, parking available. Ride-hailing: Taxi-moto. Public transport: Taxi-moto In Msasa; signed off the main road.
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