Marloth Park

A bush conservancy on the edge of Kruger.

Established in the 1970s and named after botanist Rudolf Marloth, Marloth Park was created as a residential wildlife conservancy bordering the southern boundary of Kruger National Park along the Crocodile River.

Here, indigenous bushveld is preserved and plains game roam freely between properties. The river forms a natural boundary to Kruger, where elephant, buffalo and other wildlife are often visible from designated viewpoints.

Marloth offers a quieter, more personal bush setting while remaining directly connected to one of Africa’s most iconic protected areas.

Why stay in Marloth Park?

Conservation-driven community with rich natural character
Direct border with Kruger National Park
Free-roaming wildlife within the conservancy
Included professionally guided safari drives into Kruger as part of your stay

It is not simply accommodation near the bush.
It is accommodation within it, with your safari experience seamlessly woven in.

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