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Marloth Park Reviews

4.8 out of 5

Cathy Odendaal

The feeling that you're one with nature, is exactly what a tired soul needs. The park has everything a person require, from personal stuff to juice f…

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Marlothi Safari Park

Camps, Self Catering in Marloth Park

Marlothi Safari Park is a campsite situated in the heart of Marloth Park Conservancy, where the only traffic you...

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R660

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Jackalberry Ridge by Dream Resorts

Camps, Game Lodges, Self Catering in Marloth Park

Jackalberry Ridge is the height of tented luxury. The luxury tented accommodation is situated in indigenous bush on...

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Kruger Wielewaal Rest Camp

Bed And Breakfast, Camps, Game Lodges in Marloth Park

Wielewaal Bush Lodge has 3 luxury en-suite rooms as well as 2 luxury en-suite tents that are fully air-conditioned...

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Nyala Luxury Safari Tents

Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Marloth Park

As native as the Nyala is to the Kruger National Park, so is staying at Nyala to the bush enthusiast. Nyala Luxury...

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R1,495

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Destinations Related to Marloth Park Camps

Mhlatikop, Crocodile Bridge, Hectorspruit, Malelane, Kaapmuiden, Skukuza, Komatipoort

Marloth Park Reviews

Cathy Odendaal

25 March 2024

The feeling that you're one with nature, is exactly what a tired soul needs. The park has everything a person require, from personal stuff to juice for your motorcar.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Ronel Sailer

10 August 2023

the ambience and the shop, restaurants...

Superb. 5 out of 5

Jeani Kruger

03 June 2023

All the wild.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Antoner Henn

22 May 2023

The tranquillity of the bush, animals and peace!

Superb. 5 out of 5

Nadia Roos

16 September 2022

Love all the animals

Superb. 5 out of 5

Chris Demos

04 May 2022

Peaceful, bush life.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Anonymous

16 February 2022

BEST PLACE TO STAY IS VILLABIKIRUS!

Superb. 5 out of 5

Anonymous

10 January 2022

The house and all the animals. Great place.

Superb. 5 out of 5

James Fullarton

18 September 2021

Animals visiting places of residence. Close proximity to Kruger Park.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Mari de Beer

25 August 2021

Love Marloth-park....

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

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The exclusive Marloth Park village affords the visitor a rare opportunity to see Africa’s Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo) up close. Marloth Park inspires a sense of peaceful co-existence between man and the animals seen languishing in and around the Crocodile River – dividing Marloth Park from the Kruger National Park – and freely roaming the village streets.

Marloth Park is located just over 400km from both Johannesburg and Pretoria via the N4 northern highway. The landscape is one of remote bushveld, an ideal place to experience safaris and quiet, starlit evenings. The village occupies roughly 1500ha and adjoins the Marloth Park-owned 1500ha Lionspruit Game Reserve.

Hides have been setup at elevated points for game viewing over the Crocodile River and fences are absent, allowing animals to wander undisturbed in the village.

Bring your checklist to tick off the entire alphabet of animals, from the shy armadillo to the huge herds of zebra... Show more

Hides have been setup at elevated points for game viewing over the Crocodile River and fences are absent, allowing animals to wander undisturbed in the village.

Bring your checklist to tick off the entire alphabet of animals, from the shy armadillo to the huge herds of zebra.

Things to do

Game viewing options are plentiful, drive through the private Lionspruit Reserve for viewing of all major species bar the elephant or drive the short distance into South Africa’s largest game reserve, the Kruger National Park.

Lounge around the swimming pool at the Bundu Restaurant or enjoy a game of tennis at the same venue.

Marloth Park is centrally located in this most beautiful part of the world where activities are no more than a day’s drive in all directions:-

North into the Kruger National Park for a night drive,

West to Mpumalanga’s national heritage sites such as Bourke’s Luck potholes, old gold rush towns and stunning waterfalls,

South to the kingdom of Swaziland to visit their cultural villages and the Ngwenya glass factory, and

East to the country of Mozambique for diving or snorkelling off the pristine white beaches and azure sea.

Take an adventure filled day trip to Hazyview for an interactive encounter with elephants, river rafting or tubing down the Sabie River, treetop zip lining in a private forest, abseiling and mountain biking.

For a bit of fun family entertainment, the folks at Letubi Quad Biking outside Malalane offer 13 quad biking tracks in the valley for novice or advanced riders. Also on offer are micro-light flights over the scenic Letubi Valley.

Enjoy a round of golf at the internationally-renowned Leopard Creek Country Club, the 18-hole course designed by Gary Player.

Where to Eat

Hearty meals served under thatch or around a pool shaded by a Lapa is what you can expect at the Phumula Kruger Lodge Restaurant. Open 7 days a week.

The Le Fera Restaurant and Bar at Ngwenya Lodge has a wide selection of dishes on their menu, ranging from delicious burgers to thin crusted pizzas. Enjoy a boerewors (spicy sausage) breakfast. Small kiddies menu available.

The Portuguese seafood prepared Mozambique-style are the standout dishes at Restaurante Tambarina in Komatipoort. Sip on a katemba (red wine and cola) while waiting for your freshly prepared meal to arrive.

The renowned steak house chain, Cattle Baron, has a restaurant at the Skukuza camp in the Kruger National Park. These restaurants always serve up prime meat cuts, perfectly prepared.

Hamilton’s Restaurant in Malalane has a good selection of tasty meals. Kiddies menu and outside playground.

Stay home and delight in a braai (barbeque) on the patio for an opportunity to spot nocturnal creatures such as the cuddly bush baby.

Night Life

Get to the Duck ‘n Dive Saloon in nearby Malalane for sports evenings, poker nights, DJs on the decks and/or shot specials.

Listen to the wildlife stories – and tell your own – over a drink at the Ngwenya Lodge pub.

Hey, you’re here to relax, enjoy the stellar show high up in the heavens!

Where to Stay

Marloth Park’s superb accommodation in serene surroundings, broken only by the occasional lion’s roar, ranging from luxury lodges and well-equipped self-catering units to romantic holiday homes, is the ultimate location for a once in a lifetime safari vacation.

Transport

Air :The nearest airport is Komatipoort Aerodrome, 26km from Marloth Park, all flights via OR Tambo airport in Johannesburg. Privately chartered planes can fly directly to TSB Malelane Airport, 35km away. The Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport in Mbombela (Nelspruit) is a 70km drive from Marloth Park.

Car :Hire a car from Terence Zweni Express if flying in to Komatipoort. TSB Malelane airport has 2 car rental agencies onsite, Mobombela (Nelspruit) has several car hire companies, otherwise order a vehicle online.

Taxi :Marloth Park is best enjoyed with your own vehicle, however, there are a few taxi services operating between the airports and the village.

Did you know?

The Marloth Park Honorary Rangers are a group of volunteer residents who strive to promote and maintain the conservancy. The rangers offer informative bush & bird walks to visitors and residents.

The Lionspruit Game Reserve is for the exclusive use of Marloth Park residents.

If you arrive at Marloth Park without your own vehicle (not recommended), there are licenced rangers available to drive you through Lionspruit or into Kruger Park.

Marloth Park has all the necessary conveniences within the village, there is no need to bring in supplies.

No pets allowed, for obvious reasons!

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Marloth Park Camps Accommodation

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Cathy Odendaal

4 Camps in Marloth Park. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:

Marlothi Safari Park

Camps, Self Catering in Marloth Park

R660

Jackalberry Ridge by Dream Resorts

Camps, Game Lodges, Self Catering in Marloth Park

Kruger Wielewaal Rest Camp

Bed And Breakfast, Camps, Game Lodges in Marloth Park

R1,772

Nyala Luxury Safari Tents

Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Marloth Park

R1,495

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Cathy Odendaal

4 Camps in Marloth Park. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:

Marlothi Safari Park

Camps, Self Catering in Marloth Park

R660

Jackalberry Ridge by Dream Resorts

Camps, Game Lodges, Self Catering in Marloth Park

Kruger Wielewaal Rest Camp

Bed And Breakfast, Camps, Game Lodges in Marloth Park

R1,772

Nyala Luxury Safari Tents

Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Marloth Park

R1,495

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