Experience the bush at the next level in our unique Marloth Park Accommodation. Situtated only about 400 meters away from Crocodile River – the border to the world famous Kruger National Park – our Accommodation awaits you with all conveniences you can dream of.  Placed within the heart of Marloth Park, a unique wildlife sanctuary full of all kinds of local wildlife you will for sure enjoy the time of your life. Pool, Aircondition, Braai-Area, free WIFI, 24 h Security are just some of the amenities that await you.

Marloth Park itself is a cosy silent nature reserve with some restaurants, security service and medical assistance. But the very special of it is that humans and nature are supposed to live in perfect balance. Within the reserve there are no fences between the stands to enable not too dangerous animals like zebras and giraffes (and many more) to stroll around freely. The big five incl. predators like big cats you only find behind the fence in Kruger or in Lionspruit – a game reserve within Marloth Park. Sometimes some of them go astray within Marloth Park. That is the reason why you shouldn’t walk around within the Park after dark, for your own safety.

If you want to encounter the big five, we suggest to go by car to Kruger National Park. Only 15 minutes away from Adventure Bush House in Marloth Park (by car) you find the next entry gate “Crocodile Bridge”. You have the choice to go on your own or to book a game drive with qualified rangers. Whatever you decide, as soon as you drive in, you arrive in a whole new world. Enjoy and have a great time – but don’t forget your binoculars and cameras. If you’re not in the mood to drive, you can go for a hike along Crocodile River. On your way you will find plenty of nice spots to take a break, like lookouts and benches. All of the big five can be seen from the fence if you are lucky. But even if they don’t want to show off, you will meet loads of different animals on your way while various kinds of birds will entertain you with singing their songs to you. Within the reserve there are no fences between the stands to enable not too dangerous animals like zebras and giraffes (and many more) to stroll around freely.Within the reserve there are no fences between the stands to enable not too dangerous animals like zebras and giraffes (and many more) to stroll around freely.