The Kelland Bird Sanctuary is situated at the confluence of the Darrenwood Spruit, Fairlands Spruit and the Klein Jukskei River, between the Randpark Golf Course and the Willows Estate.
The Kelland Bird Sanctuary consists of a wetland system, which is fed by the Fairlands Spruit and the Darrenwood Spruit. The wetland is predominantly underlain by clay.
The indigenous common reed Phragmites autralis is most dominant. The exotic Spanish reeds (Arunda donax), are currently being removed by the management of Kelland Bird Sanctuary. Twenty-four wetland associated bird species have been recorded in the sanctuary. Small mammals occur in the area. The Kelland Bird Sanctuary has made various improvements to the sanctuary.
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday: 08:00 to 17:00
