Marloth Park Detailed Travel Guide

Welcome to Marloth Park in Mpumalanga, South Africa! Marloth Park is situated right next to the Kruger National Park, with only a fence separating these two magnificent places. We stayed at Adventure Bush Manor, which is a 3 bedroom with 3 ensuite bathroom self catering unit with its own private splash pool right next to the boma area. Marloth Park is about 3000Ha in size and 4,5 hours from Pretoria. This is where you become one with nature, as the wild animals roam around between the accommodation, where you can get up and close to these breathtaking creatures. Lekkeslaap has so many accommodation options for any budget level and is perfect for a family holiday or quick weekend getaway. This bushveld will heal your soul!
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[@susanmackay66]

We were in Marloth Park exactly this time last year for ten days. Absolutely loved it and were spoilt by all the animals coming up to us while we were having our breakfast and late afternoon drinkies including giraffe! Such a treat for a couple of Aussies!

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Beautiful vlog 👍

[@LadyB33]

This looks like awsum place!

[@mariethorn7618]

That kudu bull is spectacular!!

[@paulocavaleiro-krugersafar6884]

Marloth must stop allowing of feeding of the animals, we think its fun but we are doing damage. This is why there is a problem now with animals.... but love your video...

[@twoticketstoanywhere]

I do agree with you, but unfortunately, they don't know how to control the animal population, so the area is over grazed, and in dry times, there is no grass for the animals to feed on. As long as people feed them game pellets or Lucerne, I think they should be fine. I would still rather go there to view animals up close than the zoo.