Catscorner

Catscorner is situated in Marloth Park and only the Crocodile River separates Marloth Park from the Kruger Park, which can be entered through Crocodile Bridge and Malelane Gates respectively. We offer an affordable breakaway in the heart of nature with animals like Zebra, Kudu, warthog and impala visiting. The area is a birding paradise and a variety of birds can be spotted around the house at the feeders or the bird bath. At night the roar of lions can sometimes be heard and the bush babies, fruit bats and shy genet visits the house regularly.Catscorner consists of t

Catscorner is situated in Marloth Park and only the Crocodile River separates Marloth Park from the Kruger Park, which can be entered through Crocodile Bridge and Malelane Gates respectively.

We offer an affordable breakaway in the heart of nature with animals like Zebra, Kudu, warthog and impala visiting. The area is a birding paradise and a variety of birds can be spotted around the house at the feeders or the bird bath. At night the roar of lions can sometimes be heard and the bush babies, fruit bats and shy genet visits the house regularly.

Catscorner consists of three bedrooms and can accommodate six people. Two bedrooms are furnished with double beds and have en-suite bathrooms. The third bedroom has two single beds with an en-suite bathroom. The kitchen is equipped with cutlery and crockery and includes a fridge-freezer, gas stove and a microwave. All linen provided; guests just need to bring their own towels, however towels can be provided on request.

Catscorner is serviced Monday to Friday, so you can just sit back and relax! It has a lovely veranda and braai (barbeque) area where you can watch the frequently visiting wildlife. There is a splash pool for cooling down on those hot summer days and the kids can enjoy themselves while you enjoy the peace and quiet of the bush. There is ample parking for two vehicles and 24-hour security is provided by a local security company based in Marloth Park. We do not have a television since we really want guests to reconnect with nature and family members.

Should you decide not to cook, a short four minute walk down Maroela road will take you to Henk van Rooyen Park where there is a public swimming pool, kiosk and restaurant with breathtaking views across the Crocodile River into the Kruger park.

A pub and restaurant with a big screen TV, a take away outlet, a petrol station, a bakery, a butcher, a bottle store and several other shops can be found along Olifants Drive.