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The public can stay at the Yzerfontein Woonwapark campsite by arriving after 12:00 and checking in during office hours. A R100 cash deposit is required for the gate disc and/or key to access the site. The site allows one caravan, mobile home, or tent per site, with a maximum of six people and two vehicles. Visitors are allowed but must be pre-arranged and leave before 22:00.
Visitors may be accommodated at the campsite, but only up to five people per visit. They must be arranged in advance with the office and must leave before 22:00. No additional guests beyond this limit are permitted.
A R100 cash deposit is required upon arrival to obtain a gate disc and/or key for the campsite. This deposit is non-refundable if any item is not returned. The deposit covers both the gate disc and key, or either item separately.
You can stay at Yzerfontein Caravan Park by paying a R100 cash deposit for the gate disk and keys upon arrival. You must arrive after 12:00 and depart before 10:00, unless arrangements are made in advance for later departure. The park allows one caravan, bush trailer, or motor home per stand, up to six persons over age 5, and two vehicles per stand. All facilities are used at your own risk.
White blocks at Woonwapark Yzerfontein Caravan Park are available for use. These are likely designated camping or parking spaces, as indicated on the site layout plan.
This opportunity allows any individual or organisation to reserve the amphitheatre in Darling for a public or private event. The applicant must book at least 14 days in advance at the Darling Municipal Offices cashier, pay the rental fee on site, and agree to several responsibilities including supplying their own toilet paper, cleaning the toilets after the event, purchasing electricity, safekeeping keys, maintaining the premises in its original condition, complying with current Covid-19 regulations, and adhering to rules against substance use, foul language, and noise disturbance.
If your complaint has not been resolved to your satisfaction after contacting the Customer Relations Manager, you can escalate it further to Trish Da Silva, Senior Manager Retail Operations, by emailing her at Escalate2ExecWC@eskom.co.za.
If your electricity query or fault has not been resolved within 48 hours after contacting Eskom through the listed channels, you can escalate it directly to the Customer Relations Manager for the Western Cape. You must include your reference number and contact the manager during weekdays.
You can send an email to Eskom's Western Cape Customer Relations team for assistance with any electricity-related issue. This is the first step before escalating if the problem remains unresolved.
You can reach out to specific Eskom Customer Relations Officers in the Western Cape by calling their provided mobile numbers for assistance with electricity issues.
For serious or unresolved matters, you may contact Mbulelo Yedwa, General Manager for the Western Cape, via email at GMWCape@eskom.co.za.
Customers can apply for written approval from the Swartland Local Municipality to install a solar PV or other grid-connected embedded generation system. The application must be submitted before any installation begins, and approval must be received before equipment is purchased or work starts.
