Marloth Park & Surrounds
Where the bush feels close to home
Marloth Park is a wildlife conservancy bordering the southern edge of the Kruger National Park, with the Crocodile River forming a natural boundary between the two. It is known for its relaxed bush atmosphere, free-roaming wildlife, and easy access to some of the most iconic safari experiences in South Africa. Guests come here for the feeling of being immersed in nature while still enjoying the comfort and convenience of a self-catering getaway.
What makes Marloth Park so special
Free-Roaming Wildlife
Wildlife moves freely throughout Marloth Park, with regular sightings of zebra, kudu, giraffe, and more right from your doorstep.
True Bush Experience
Enjoy a peaceful setting surrounded by natural bushveld, where every stay feels close to nature and far from the city.
Incredible Birdlife
Marloth Park is home to a wide variety of bird species, making it a perfect destination for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts.
Amazing Sunsets
Experience stunning Lowveld sunsets from your deck, with the bush coming alive as the day winds down.
Kruger National Park Access
Located right next to the Kruger National Park, offering easy access to world-class safari experiences.
Relaxed Bush Living
Slow down, unwind, and enjoy the simple rhythm of bush life with outdoor braais, open spaces, and quiet surroundings.
Right on Kruger’s doorstep
Marloth Park is ideally placed for exploring the southern Kruger region, with Crocodile Bridge Gate and Malelane Gate both serving as convenient access points into the park. This makes it an excellent base for early morning game drives, full-day safaris, and spontaneous wildlife adventures while staying just outside the formal park boundaries.
