Experience Marloth Park and Its Wildlife

In Marloth Park, you do not have to wait for a game drive to feel close to the bush. You hear it in the morning, see animals moving through the conservancy and notice the birdlife throughout the day.

Wildlife Is Part of Daily Life

Marloth Park is a wildlife conservancy beside the Crocodile River and Kruger National Park. Zebra, kudu, giraffe and warthog are often seen in the area, and there is always birdlife to look out for.
Nothing is staged and no sighting can be promised. Keep your eyes open and see what the day brings.

Views Across the Crocodile River

At the designated viewpoints along the Crocodile River, you can look across into Kruger. Elephants, buffalo, hippos, crocodiles and other animals may be visible, depending on the season and a fair amount of luck. Early morning and late afternoon are lovely times to stop there.

Lionspruit Game Reserve

Lionspruit adds another local wildlife experience to a Marloth Park stay. Access and activities can change, so check the latest arrangements locally before making plans.

Please Give Wildlife Space

The animals in Marloth Park are wild. Do not feed or approach them, keep children with you and follow local safety rules. A respectful distance is better for both guests and wildlife.
Keep the noise down to accommodate the wildlife, loud party noises scare them off.

Make Marloth Park Part of Your Holiday

Use Wildgoose as your Marloth Park base between Kruger days. Also a good stop over when you are on route to Mozambique. Check availability online to see which dates are open.
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