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Customer Reviews
“The place was spotless and beautifully set up. Everything felt calm and intentional — exactly what we needed for a weekend away.”
John Harris
Stayed in: Savannah Pride
“Booking was seamless and the host was incredibly responsive. The property exceeded our expectations in every way.”
Emily Carter
Stayed in: Riverbend Lodge
“A peaceful retreat with stunning views. We spent most evenings outside just enjoying the quiet.”
Michael Stevens
Stayed in: Kudu Hills
“Perfect for a family getaway. Plenty of space, well equipped, and close to everything we wanted to explore.”
Sarah Nkosi
Stayed in: Bushveld Haven
“The attention to detail really stood out. From the welcome note to the small touches around the house.”
Daniel Wright
Stayed in: Marloth Escape
“Comfortable, quiet, and exactly as advertised. We would definitely book again.”
Lauren Visser
Stayed in: Elephant Walk
“Waking up to wildlife outside was unforgettable. This place offers a truly unique experience.”
Peter Mokoena
Stayed in: Leopard View
“Great value for money. Clean, modern, and well located for both relaxation and activities.”
Anna Müller
Stayed in: Wild Fig Retreat
“The host went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. It felt personal and welcoming.”
James O’Connor
Stayed in: Impala Rest
“A beautifully designed space that made it hard to leave. Highly recommended for couples.”
Natalie Jacobs
Stayed in: Acacia Lodge
We accept card payments via our secure payment provider. EFT options may be available on request.
Yes — Marloth Park is a wildlife conservancy. You may see zebra, kudu, impala, warthogs and more. Please don’t feed wildlife.
Marloth Park borders Kruger and is close to the Crocodile Bridge gate (distance varies by property).
In most cases, no. The main roads are accessible with normal vehicles, but some properties may be easier to reach with higher clearance.