Marloth Park

A Unique Wildlife Sanctuary

Marloth Park is a unique holiday township situated on the southern boundary of the Kruger National Park. The Crocodile River separates this residential reserve from the famous game park. Inside the park, wild animals like kudu, zebra, and giraffe roam freely between the houses. This provides visitors with a rare opportunity to watch wildlife from their own porch. There are no internal fences, which allows the animals to move through the bushveld at will. Travellers can walk or cycle along the river fence to spot the Big Five inside the Kruger. The area offers a variety of self-catering homes and luxury lodges for those seeking a quiet getaway. It remains a popular choice for families and photographers who love nature. This destination offers a truly engaging experience in the heart of the wild Lowveld.