Live Life to the African Rhythm.....
Marloth Park Is a unique holiday village in South Africa.
Marloth Park is bordered on both sides by the Crocodile River on
the southern border of the world-famous Kruger National Park.
The nearest entrance Crocododile Bridge Gate is a short drive
of just 20 minutes away.
We share Marloth Park with a host of wild animals such as
warthogs, kudu, zebra, giraffe, impala, baboon, monkeys, and many
other wildlife, they roam freely between the houses!
A wild and colorful array of birds can also be seen at Treetops.
In the evening, while you are having a braai or sitting around
a campfire, you can enjoy the sound of a roaring lion,
giggling Hyena or a growling Leopard even the grunting Hippos
in the river can be heard.
THIS is nature, this is what makes Marloth Park a special place!
Amenities:
- Supermarkets,
- Butcher,
- Liquor store
- Restaurants ( also take away)
- Hardware store
- Postoffice
- Petrol station
- Hair salons
- Launderette
- Estate agents
- ATM
- Ice salon
- Carwash
- Nursery
Activities in Marloth Park:
- Public swimming pool in Henk van Rooyen Park
- Tropical Waterpark in the Bush Center
- Swimming pool in Bos restaurant
- Midget Golf in the Bush Center
- Hikes along the river and the park
- Mountain Biking
- Quad rental near gate 1
- Game drive in Lionspruit (home of 4 of the big 5)
- Monthly bird walks
- Tigerfishing
- Monthly fleamarkets
Activities in the proximity of Marloth Park:
- The Kruger National Park
- Day trip to the panorama route
- Visit to Maputo
- Eswatini is just around the corner
- Chimps eden in Nelspruit
- Shopping in Nelspruit
- Botanical Garden Nelspruit
- Sudwala caves
- Rottcher winery in White River
Restaurants
- Eat inn Foods 073 3855 8096 for a superb personalized meal.
- Jabula, 084 366 3664
- Aamazing Kruger view 079 301 1133
- Tin Shack 071 658 9662
- Bos! 066 226 2180
- Maroela restaurant 071 524 9656
- Giraffe 064 600 7542
How to get to Marloth Park
From Johannesburg, it is about a 4,5 hours drive to Marloth Park.
From Nelspruit, it will take you about an hour.
The South African highways are very good, but the local and gravel roads can be a challenge.
