About This Property
Impala Lily is a privately owned bush house nestled in Marloth Park — a unique residential game reserve on the southern boundary of Kruger National Park, separated only by the Crocodile River. The property offers comfortable self-catering accommodation in a setting where wildlife roams freely through the streets and gardens.
The house features spacious bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen, an outdoor braai area, and a garden where impala, warthogs, kudu, and even the occasional giraffe wander past. It's the quintessential Marloth Park experience: a holiday home in the bush where the animals are your neighbours.
Marloth Park's proximity to Kruger's Crocodile Bridge Gate means world-class game driving is just minutes away, while the park itself offers a relaxed, self-drive wildlife experience on its own network of gravel roads.
Why We Love It
Impala Lily captures the magic of Marloth Park — wildlife literally walks through your garden while you're having morning coffee. It's not a luxury lodge, and it doesn't pretend to be. What it offers is something different: a genuine bush home where you set your own pace, braai under the stars, and wake to the sounds of the African bush.
Rooms & Details
Bush house with 3 bedrooms (queen and twin configurations), 2 bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, open-plan living area, outdoor braai area, and swimming pool.
Amenities & Features
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 7 days before arrival.
Rates
Prices start from $60 per night. Final pricing depends on season, room type, and availability. Check current rates on our booking partner's site for the most accurate pricing.
Per house per night. Self-catering. Maximum 8 guests.
Location
How to Get There
From KMIA, take the N4 east to Komatipoort, then follow signs to Marloth Park (approximately 90 minutes). From Johannesburg via N4 (approximately 5 hours).
Nearby Attractions
Kruger National Park (Crocodile Bridge Gate), Crocodile River, Komatipoort, Lionspruit Game Reserve
Things to Do
Enter Kruger at Crocodile Bridge Gate (10 minutes) for excellent southern Kruger game drives. The road to Lower Sabie along the Crocodile River is outstanding. Sunset drives within Marloth Park itself are rewarding.
Good to Know
Malaria area. Marloth Park is unfenced — wildlife roams freely. Do not approach animals. Bring all provisions — limited shops in Marloth Park. Nearest full supermarket in Komatipoort.
Who It's For
Families, groups, self-drive safari enthusiasts, and budget-conscious travellers wanting a bush experience close to Kruger.
Best Time to Visit
May to September for dry season. Year-round for the Marloth Park experience.