Complete list of 7 national parks in Ghana

Digya

Kakum

Kyabobo

Mole

Shai Hills

Ghana National Parks

Bia National Park is a protected area in western Ghana known for its pristine rainforest ecosystem. The park hosts diverse wildlife including forest elephants, primates, and over 160 bird species. It forms part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and represents one of Ghana's most important biodiversity hotspots.

Bui National Park is centered around the Black Volta River and is home to rare black hippopotamus populations. The park features diverse savanna woodland ecosystems and numerous wildlife species. The construction of the Bui Dam has significantly altered parts of the park's landscape while creating new aquatic habitats.

Digya National Park is Ghana's oldest national park, situated on the western shore of Lake Volta. The park features diverse vegetation zones including savanna woodlands and riparian forests. It provides habitat for numerous antelope species, monkeys, and over 230 bird species.

Kakum National Park is famous for its canopy walkway suspended 30 meters above the ground. The park protects some of Ghana's remaining tropical rainforest and is home to over 400 bird species and numerous endangered mammals. Its accessibility from Cape Coast makes it one of Ghana's most visited parks.

Kyabobo National Park is situated along the Ghana-Togo border in the Oti Region. The park features dramatic landscape with mountains, valleys, and diverse wildlife. It is known for its populations of buffalo, waterbuck, and various primate species.

Mole National Park is Ghana's largest wildlife sanctuary, featuring vast savanna landscapes and diverse wildlife. The park is especially known for its elephant populations and offers excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. It represents one of West Africa's best locations for walking safaris and wildlife observation.

Shai Hills Resource Reserve is a unique protected area featuring distinctive rock formations and savanna habitat. The reserve is home to several primate species and numerous birds. Its proximity to Accra makes it a popular destination for hiking and rock climbing.