National Parks of Ghana
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1. Kakum National Park
Located in the Central Region, Kakum is famous for its canopy walkway, suspended 30 meters above the forest floor. The park protects tropical rainforest and is home to monkeys, forest elephants, antelopes, and over 250 bird species.
Accommodation at Kakum National Park
There is a treehouse for you if wish to stay the night for bird and wildlife watching. The treehouse is fitted with mattresses, bedding, and mosquito nets and comfortable for anyone who is accustomed to camping. There is also an outhouse. tree top accommodation for anyone who wish to stay the night for the love of animals.
Kakum National Park
2. Mole National Park
Welcome to Ghana’s largest and popular Mole National Park, nestled in the picturesque Savannah Region. This stunning destination is not only a haven for wildlife enthusiasts but also a paradise for nature lovers. As you explore the park, you’ll have the incredible opportunity to spot a diverse array of animals, including majestic elephants, graceful antelope, playful warthogs, and curious baboons. For the adventurous at heart, there are guided walking safaris and jeep tours, during which you may even encounter lions, adding an extra thrill to your experience. In addition to its rich fauna, the park boasts breathtaking views of the Mole River, winding its way through the landscape, as well as glimpses of historic colonial buildings that tell the stories of the past. Come and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and wildlife wonders that await you in this magnificent park.
Elephants - Mole National Park
3. Bui National Park
Nestled along the Black Volta River, this park is known for hippos, antelopes, and its scenic landscape of savannah and woodlands. It's also a good spot for boating and birdwatching.
4. Digya National Park
Located around Lake Volta, Digya is Ghana’s oldest protected area. Though less developed for tourism, it’s rich in biodiversity and offers remote, off-the-beaten-path adventure.
5. Shai Hills Resource Reserve
Just outside Accra, Shai Hills is perfect for a day trip. It features rocky hills, savannah plains, baboons, and ancient caves once used by the Shai people. Popular for hiking, wildlife spotting, and learning local history.
6. Ankasa Conservation Area
A dense rainforest ecosystem near the Ivory Coast border, Ankasa is Ghana’s most biologically diverse protected area, though rugged and suited for experienced nature travelers.
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