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Twalumba Marloth
Twalumba Marloth - 156168
Twalumba is a Selfcateing Guest House in Marloth Park that can sleep 12 people in 3 Units. Ideal for Family or Friend Groups
TGCSA Grading: Tgsa Grading
Location: Marloth Park, Mpumalanga
Distance from Marloth Park Centre : 4.7km**

Wildgoose Lodge
Wildgoose Lodge
Situated in Marloth Park, Wildgoose Lodge is located in a game reserve along the Crocodile River, on the border of Kruger National Park. The lodge features an outdoor plunge pool and an enclosed BBQ and entertainment area, overlooking the bush.
Location: Marloth Park, Mpumalanga
Distance from Marloth Park Centre : 1.2km**

3369 Eland Street
3369 Eland Street - 187014
Welcome to 3369 Eland Street, Marloth Park. This spacious and comfortable house is the perfect escape for families seeking a memorable vacation. The outdoor area is a true highlight, surrounded by the natural beauty of Marloth Park.
Location: Marloth Park, Mpumalanga
Distance from Marloth Park Centre : 4.5km**

677 Hornbill
677 Hornbill
New luxurious 2-bedroom holiday lodge in an enchanting game conservatory, separated from Kruger National Park only by the Crocodile River.
Reviews: (4)
Location: Marloth Park, Mpumalanga
Distance from Marloth Park Centre : 1.9km**

African Sky Villas
African Sky Villas - 184494
An unforgettable experience of the African Bush - wildlife, unspoiled nature, and Kruger Park on your doorstep! See, smell, taste, and feel the unique beauty of the African bushveld with sunshine by day and dazzling stars by night. You won't want to leave! More...
Location: Marloth Park, Mpumalanga
Distance from Marloth Park Centre : 3.2km**
* Indicative pricing, pricing will be confirmed on booking
**The distances are measured as a straight-line and do not necessarily reflect the actual travelling distance.