Treetops Holiday Home is situated in Marloth Park, a wildlife conservancy and holiday town situated on the banks of the Crocodile River, where animals such as kudu, zebra, giraffe, Blue Wildebeest, nyala, impala, warthog, and ostrich aren’t restricted by fences and roam freely between the units that are built on 3000 hectares.

The location is private and peaceful, and comfortable self-catering accommodation is offered in a spacious, thatched 4-bedroom house. 1 of the bedrooms is situated on the upper deck, and has a cosy seating area. There are flyscreen walls which give the feeling to be one with nature. The 3 downstairs bedrooms have aircon, as well as the lounge. There are ceiling fans in every room. There are 2 bathrooms with toilets, basins and showers, as well as an open-plan fully equipped kitchen with laundry facilities. The house also comprises a lounge with a TV with selected DStv channels. The house features a spacious outdoor area with an 8-seater dining room table, as well as braai facilities, a splash pool ideal for those hot summer days, and a boma with a fireplace. The house also offers free uncapped Wi-Fi, as well as private parking on the premises. We have an inverter installed to ease loadshedding.

Marloth Park is home to many species such as giraffe, kudu, impala, wildebeest, and warthog, bushbuck, duiker not forgetting over 300 species of birds. The Crocodile Bridge Gate entrance into the Kruger National Park is approximately 17 km from Marloth Park, where guests can partake in day trips or enjoy a guided tour or hike in the Kruger National Park. There are also guided tours and hikes in Marloth Park where guests can learn about the history of Marloth Park, and surrounding areas.