Mbingu Lodge - Marloth Park Accommodation

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Description:
Spacious double storey under thatch in unspoilt secluded bush. Two twin en suite bedrooms, double bedroom with bathroom spacious lounge and dining room and well-equipped kitchen. Splash pool, braai and large entertainment area. A permanent water hole is situated approximately 50 meters from the house, which encourages the movement of animals through the property.

Mbingu self-catering lodge is very private, affording an unforgettable wildlife experience comprising of an open plan lounge, dining room and kitchen, two large twin bedded rooms situated either side of the lounge/dining room with en-suite bathrooms and dressing areas and on the upper level a large double-bedded room with an adjacent bathroom. Also on this level there’s a further lounge area with a sofa bed, and access to the game viewing deck, which affords views of the unspoilt bush.
All bathrooms have showers, and one on the ground level also has a bath.
The well-equipped kitchen provides for all your needs, including a stove, microwave and fridge/freezer. All rooms have ceiling and free standing fans and the house is fitted with security gates and an alarm system offering 24-hr security.

We supply all bed linen, towels (except for swimming) crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils, dish washing liquid, dishcloths and other cleaning materials. A daily cleaning service can be arranged, at extra cost. A small library provides books and publications on nature and novels, as well as some games.

Marloth Park is a private residential Nature Reserve with free roaming game bordering the Kruger National Park at the Crocodile River. There have been over 350 species of birds recorded in the area making it a birdwatchers paradise. After dark you can identify the constellations in an unpolluted sky, and absorb the sounds of the African night. Watch out for the red eyes of the bush babies that love to jump through the trees,
You can enjoy close-up visits with much of the wildlife in Marloth Park. Animals such as giraffe, impala, kudu, zebra, wildebeest, warthog, bushbuck, and duiker are frequent visitors. You can explore on foot, by mountain bike or car, but remember you are in the bush so take appropriate safety precautions

On Olifants Drive, you’ll find the Bush and Trading Post Centres these provide a petrol station, supermarkets, a hardware store, bottle store, curio shop and a Laundromat. Also at the Bush Centre is a bar and restaurant, with a swimming pool and large screen TV. Close to Marloth Park are the borders of Swaziland and Mozambique (Passports and Visas may be required) Remember; this is a Malaria area - please take precautions.

Visit the Crocodile River, a mere 15-minute walk from the house, which is the boundary with Kruger, where many of the ‘Big Five’ are frequent visitors. Access to the Kruger National Park (KNP) is either through Crocodile Bridge Gate ± 14 km, or Malelane Gate ± 26 km away. KNP offers a range of game drives and walking safaris.

Price Info:

Rates are per unit: Peak season: Christmas, Easter, School Holidays and Public Holidays: R900.00 - R1,100 per day for the house. Can accommodates up to 8 people