The craggy heights of the Mountain Zebra National Park’s Bankberg embrace rolling plains and deep valleys, and have become an entrancing preserve for the Cape Mountain Zebra. Other mammals found here include eland, black wildebeest, black rhino, buffalo, red hartebeest and gemsbok, while mountain reedbuck and grey rhebok frequent the higher areas. Cheetah occupies the niche of primary predator. The caravan and campsites with communal ablution facilities are equipped with 220V power points. The camping area is sited on a mixture of earth and grass, as lawn-type grass struggles to grow in the park conditions. Activities include guided game drives, game viewing from own vehicle, long & short nature trails and swimming pool for residents only. The Park also has a restaurant and a shop.

Black Rhino, an endangered species, browes on leaves and branches of shrubs and trees in the Park. Cape Buffalo are non-territorial and very sociable, living in large herds and inhabit exclusive traditional home ranges. Over 300 rare cape mountain zebras are conserved in the Park and graze mostly on the open plains. The Blue Crane uses natural grass and sedge dominated habitats for both nesting and feeding, and the birds are usually found in the park throughout the year. Stanley’s Bustard is shy and wary but this large, strikingly marked, brown and white, black capped bird can be seen at close quarters in the reserve. 12 cheetahs can also be seen roaming in the park.

Die steil hoogtes van die Mountain Zebra Nasionale Park se Bankberg omring golwende vlaktes en diep valleie, het 'n verruklike toevlugsoord geword vir die Kaapse Bergkwagga. Ander soogdiere wat hier aangetref word sluit in elande, swartwildebeeste, swartrenosters, buffels, rooihartbeeste en gemsbokke. Rooiribbokke en vaalribbokke kom dikwels in die hoër gebiede voor. Die Jagluiperd is die primêre roofdier. Die woonwa en kamppeerplekke het gemeenskaplike ablusiegeriewe (insluitend fasiliteite vir fisies gestremdes) en is toegerus met 220V kragpunte. Die kampeerterrein is op gras gevestig. Die Doordnhoek Gastehuis en Familie woonstelle is ook beskikbaar. Aktiwiteite sluit begeleide wildritte in, wildbesigtiging en 4x4-roetes in eie voertuig, 'n swembad, Cheetah “tracking” en begeleide staproetes is beskikbaar. Die park het ook 'n restaurant, winkel, piekniekplekke en konferensie fasiliteite.

Kaapse Buffels is nie-territoriaal en kom in groot troppe voor in die afgeslote tradisionele weivelde. Meer as 600 seldsame Kaapse Bergkwaggas word in die Park bewaar en wei meestal op die oop vlaktes. Die Blou Kraanvoël gebruik natuurlike gras en waterbiesiehabitatte vir sowel broei as voedsel. Die voëls word gewoonlik regdeur die jaar in die park aangetref. Jagluiperds wat in die park rondloop kan ook gesien word.