Verified Reviews
Marloth Park
All reviews have been left by TravelGround customers staying in Marloth Park
Rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 3395 reviews.
"Puik plek wat misbruik word deur besoekers wat nie by reëls hou en die natuur respekteer nie."
"It might have been a better experience out of the busy hot holiday period that apparently affects the power grid resulting in frequent power cuts for long periods."
"They need to fix the fencing as there are a lot of kids on foot and the big cats can come through the fences and will not be good publicity for the Marloth if something happens."
"Marlothpark het baie diere en is lekker rustig. Ook maklik om vir die dag in te gaan wildtuin toe. Sal definitief weer besoek."
"Sal aanbeveel as toeristeroete, maar sal mense afraai om in besige tye daar te besoek want die infrastruktuur kan nie die lading hanteer nie."
"Wonderlik om so na aan die natuur te wees waar wilde diere vrylik tussen die gaste beweeg."
"First time to Marloth Park, it won't be our last. Loved that it is so close to Kruger, that it is wild and unspoilt. The River View Restaurant had divine prawns and the little shop had most of what you'd need for your stay."
"It's like Eden, animals roaming around and watching them for free, a very quiet place to be. A festive season cannot be complete without Marloth Park."
"Marlothpark bied alles wat jy nodig het en meer vir 'n vakansie in die Bosveld!"
"Uitstekend. Die diere was besonders en n trop zebras het elke aand klokslag kom inloer. Almal was vriendelik en behulpsaam."
"Uitstekende gesinsvakansie. Rustig en ontspanne, en as jy lief is vir wild kom hulle tot reg by jou agterdeur."
"Mense het net elke dag vullissakke op die hoek van Olifant en Waterbok gesit Al is dit so duidelik gestel gaan gee vullis sakke by ingang van Marloth Park in maar mens kry maar slordige lui mense orals. "
"Ons besoek Marloth gereeld, dit is heerlik in die bos en met die wilde diere wat sommer jou by jou huis kom besoek."
"Great location near the Kruger National Park and lovely to see the animals in the park itself. Felt like a long drive inside Marloth to get to the exit gate each day, however."
