The following invasive alien plant species pose the greatest threat to the natural vegetation in and around Misty Cliffs. The woody invasive species also pose a serious fire risk.
Table Mountain National Park Code of conduct for dog walking in Misty Cliffs and the National Park
Helpful resources for managing baboons
The Cape clawless otters are occasionally found in the freshwater streams and tidal pools, feeding and frolicing
The objectives of the Association are to promote activities that advance the interests of, and benefit, the community. This includes monitoring building in the village to ensure that building regulations are complied with and that the impact on the environment is minimized.
Misty Cliffs Development Guidelines: Building, landscaping & horticultural guidelines (PDF 670K)
Procedure to be followed when building in Misty Cliffs (PDF 118K)
Misty Cliffs Village Association building agreement (PDF 22K)
The Architectural Adviser: Ensuring compliance with the building guidelines (PDF 608K)
The Misty Cliffs community is committed to maintaining the environment, the information here will assist you in that.
A member of the community tasked with this duty
Birds species you may spot in the village
Reptile & Frog species you may spot in the village
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