Marloth Park Accommodation

Marloth Park Holidays - Kruger National Park & Lowveld Tourism, Mpumalanga
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"Relax ... you're in the bush". Now imagine watching elephants play in the Mpumalanga, Crocodile River, while enjoying breakfast under the warm African sun. Such an exceptional scenario can be found in Mpumalanga, Marloth Park, which lies on the banks of the Kruger Park, Crocodile River. Also home to hippo and crocodiles, the Crocodile River forms the southern boundary between Marloth Park and the Kruger National Park, giving Marloth Park guests the rare opportunity of living among kudu, zebra, giraffe, wildebeest, nyala, impala and warthog, which roam freely between the Marloth Park accommodation units, while still being in close proximity to the Kruger Park Big Five.

Marloth Park encourages visitors to walk along the Crocodile River, or mountain bike along a dirt road, as the dangerous game are safely restricted in the Marloth Park 'Lions Spruit' Game Reserve, leaving the surrounding Marloth Park bushveld a nature lovers paradise.

Several formal Kruger Park game drives servicing the Marloth Park community offer a more intimate safari experience:
- Kruger Africa Safaris gets guests up close and personal with the sounds, smells, and sights of the bush, and of course sightings of the magnificent Kruger Park wildlife.
- Phumula Kruger Safaris show their guests exactly why the Kruger Park is a world heritage site. and invite visitors to enjoy warm coffee and rusks at sunrise on a Kruger Park day safari.
- WildFrontier Safaris in Kruger is dedicated to providing a memorable wildlife experience, with knowledgeable guides on open safari vehicles to maximize your game viewing opportunities.

Also enjoy other activities near Marloth Park: tiger fishing; quad biking; mountain biking; micro light flights; elephant rides; horse riding, and golf inside the Kruger Park at Skukuza Golf Club.

Give yourself a break and eat out in Marloth Park at:

- Royale Marlothi - where seduced by starlit African skies and flattered by spectacular views, Royale Marlothi restaurant welcomes you as guests, but finds you returning again and again as friends to experience the wild African bush.
- Phumula Kruger Lodge - a culinary experience where guests enjoy value for money and service with extra care and a smile.

For your convenience, most essentials can be bought from Marloth Park's basic shops - The Trading Post and The Bush Centre. Other basic commodity stores include a petrol station, bakery, hardware store, curio shop and liquor store.

Marloth Park invites you to come enjoy a glass of wine next to the Crocodile River at sunset. Become part of this natural paradise along with the roaring lion, the calls of the hyena, and the grunts of the hippo from the dark river bed. A Marloth Park safari experience is the epitome of the African bushveld, indescribable and a never to be forgotten experience!

Marloth Park ....for a Kruger National Park safari holiday.

Also visit other towns near Marloth Park, Mpumalanga:

Mpumalanga, Komatipoort  - 30 minutes (28.8km) from Marloth Park via Olifant Dr and N4
Just a stone's throw away from the Kruger Park, Crocodile Bridge Gate.

Mpumalanga, Malelane - 36 minutes (36.3km) from Marloth Park via N4
Situated on the banks of the Crocodile River, at one of the southern entrances to the Kruger Park.

Review - Accommodation for Kruger Park Self Catering Cottage/ House/ Bungalow in Marloth Park, Kruger Park Area, Mpumalanga
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We recently enjoyed a great family holiday at the Marloth Kruger Lodges - self catering cottages in the Kruger Park Area of Mpumalanga. We stayed in a unit called the Bushpig Lodge, which slept 7 comfortably. The kids really enjoyed the loft room and splash pool, while the adults loved the thatched boma with braai and fire pit, around which we spent most evenings enjoying the sounds of the surrounding Kruger Park wildlife.

The Kruger National Park Big 5 were right on our doorstep, and it was only a 5 minute walk down to the Crocodile River - as they say in Marloth which borders the Kruger National Park, "you don't need to go looking for the animals, the animals come to you."

We left the Marloth Kruger Lodges feeling relaxed and rejuvenated, already planning our return trip.

We have heard of some REALLY nice 5 star Kruger National Park Guest Houses in the area, and will certainly give these a go (maybe a little closer to leopard Creek Golf Club)

Thanks to Pat at Marloth Kruger Park Lodges, for making our holiday so special.

The Burns family