Kruger Tree Lodge

Kruger Tree Lodge offers a luxurious and comfortable retreat, ideal for both relaxation and enjoying the natural surroundings. The lodge features four spacious en-suite bedrooms, thoughtfully arranged with two bedrooms located upstairs and two downstairs. This layout ensures privacy and convenience for all guests. The residence boasts a comfortable lounge area, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. The fully equipped kitchen allows guests to prepare meals with ease, making it suitable for both short and extended stays. The patio provides an ideal spot to relax, whether enjoying a peaceful moment or soaking in the jacuzzi. While unwinding outdoors, guests can appreciate the unique experience of watching animals pass by in their natural habitat. A cosy boma area is available, offering the perfect setting for a traditional braai. This inviting space is ideal for spending quality time with family and friends, sharing meals and creating lasting memories. Kruger Tree Lodge is situated on the border of the renowned Kruger National Park, nestled within the charming and secure town of Marloth Park. This unique location offers guests the perfect blend of tranquillity and wildlife adventure. A brief five-minute drive from the lodge brings you to the Crocodile River, which serves as the natural boundary between Kruger National Park and Marloth Park. At the riverbank, guests can relax and take in the breathtaking sunset while observing elephants, hippos, lions, and a variety of other wildlife roaming freely. While the iconic Big 5 are found within Kruger National Park, Marloth Park itself is teeming with wildlife, including giraffes, zebras, and numerous species of antelope. Many of these animals can be seen wandering through the area. Some may even come close enough to feed from your hand, creating memorable up-close encounters. The Crocodile Bridge entrance to Kruger National Park is just a short fifteen-minute drive from Kruger Tree Lodge. After spending a full day exploring the park's wonders, guests can return to the comfort and luxury of the lodge to relax and unwind.

Marloth Park is, for many, the very definition of the South African bushveld. It explores it, showcases it and lays it bare for the small local community and the tourists that come here for utter peace and tranquillity. It is both a town and a nature conservancy, which means that it is close to perfect for nature lovers or those who really want to experience the wild beauty of this continent unhindered by development, urbanisation, or even fences. Marloth Park is situated on the border of the world-renowned Kruger National Park. However, the town and its people are particularly committed to the fauna and flora that make this part of Mpumalanga so special. Marloth Park retains its biodiversity and is loyal to the variety and natural prosperity of South Africa. So, animals can be seen grazing, wandering the veld gracefully, or drinking from the mighty Crocodile River, just metres away from the homes of Marloth Park

* Game Walks in the Greater Kruger Park * Thulamela Ruins * Crocodile Bridge Gate * Kruger National Park * Malelane Gate * Paul Kruger Gate