Stay in the heart of the wild
Marloth Park is unlike anywhere else. Here, you can stay in the comfort of your own holiday home while being surrounded by the sights and sounds of the African bush.
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What to expect?
Set along the southern border of Kruger National Park, Marloth Park is a wildlife conservancy where animals roam freely through the neighbourhood.
Giraffes, zebras, kudu, impala, warthogs and other wildlife can often be spotted right outside your door, sometimes even wandering through your garden.
It is this combination that makes Marloth Park so special: the comfort of a private holiday home, with wildlife as your closest neighbour.
The park is enclosed and gated, with restaurants, small shops and everything you need for a relaxed stay. And when you’re ready for a full safari experience, the Crocodile Bridge entrance to Kruger National Park is only around 20 minutes away.
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Local amenities
Although Marloth Park feels wonderfully remote, you have everything you need for a comfortable family holiday close by. The park has several small supermarkets and convenience stores where you can pick up groceries, drinks and everyday essentials, as well as a selection of other local shops and services.
There are also several restaurants and cafés to choose from, many of which are relaxed and family-friendly, with outdoor spaces and play areas where children can enjoy themselves while you sit back and enjoy a meal.
For a fun day away from the safari, there is even a water park where the kids can cool off and spend the day playing. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed lunch, stocking up on groceries, keeping the kids entertained or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, Marloth Park has more than you might expect.
And the best part? You can enjoy all of this while still being surrounded by wildlife. It’s the perfect combination of comfort, nature and adventure.
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Kruger Park
One of the most special things about staying in Marloth Park is that you are not simply close to Kruger National Park, you can actually see it from Marloth Park.
The Crocodile River forms the natural boundary between Marloth Park and Kruger National Park. From various spots along the river, you can look across the water into the wilderness of Kruger, where elephants, hippos, crocodiles and other wildlife can sometimes be spotted. It is an incredible feeling to know that one of Africa’s most famous wildlife reserves is right on the other side of the river.
Crocodile Bridge Gate is just 20 minutes from Marloth Park, while Malelane Gate is around 35–40 minutes away, making it easy to enjoy different parts of southern Kruger on your stay.
This part of Kruger is known for its incredible variety of landscapes and wildlife. The many rivers and water sources make it a fantastic area for elephants, rhino, buffalo and lions, with every game drive offering something different.
Marloth Park is the perfect base for exploring Kruger over several days, and after your safari, you can return to the comfort of your holiday home, with Kruger just across the river