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Marloth Park is a gem of a place. It has two entrances, both Olifant Drive. The first one you come across on the N4E has 5km dust road and the other entrance is fully tarred with various wares and batik for sale along the way. There's also a Tourist Information centre (and bookshop). The conservatory features a fuel station, Spar SavMor, 4 security companies, a decent number of restaurants/bars, DIY shop and few other little shops. We particularly enjoyed Giraffe Pub and Grill, Amazing Kruger View and Kruger Maroela restaurants. It's a world unto itself. But what you'll love most is the nature. Zebra, giraffe, wildebeest, duiker, impala and warthogs running around everywhere. The people are pleasant too! We also went to L'abri day spa which was fantastic (highly recommended) and I gather there are other spas available. Marloth Park is also 14km close to the Crocodile Gate entrance to the Kruger. We enjoyed our self drive safari and our most valued sightings were African wild dogs (Spotted Dogs) which are rare and endangered, and a pride of lions. So many elephants, zebra and giraffe. I'd bore you to list everything. We will definitely be revisiting Marloth Park. A lovely place!

Marloth Park is essentially a small village with wildlife roaming around. Some interaction is encountered around the accommodation, and visitors are allowed to purchase hay and food pellets for them. Visitors should remain aware that these are wild animals and treat them with respect.

Marloth Park is convenient for access to the south of Kruger National Park. The roads are gravel, and some can be a bit bumpy. There are lots of wild animals in the area, and they are great fun as long as you take sensible precautions, some have, teeth, some kick and many have big horns - keep your distance.

Be carefull of the location you book a holiday, Stay away from the tarred road as it is crowded by local people and you dont feel safe. Areas close to the river is more acceptable. Roads are in a terrible condition

Marloth Park is a hidden gem, offering a unique blend of wildlife and tranquility. Nestled on the edge of Kruger National Park, it’s perfect for nature lovers, with abundant game roaming freely. The peaceful surroundings, charming accommodations, and friendly community make it an ideal getaway for relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re exploring the bush or enjoying local amenities, Marloth Park provides a refreshing escape into nature.

Its unique. Glad my son got to experience it especially with the animals around us. The dirt roads aren’t great but that’s what it is. When the rains come, it will be so different as well. There are some lovely places to animal watch into Kruger Park as well over looking the Crocodile River.