Kruger National Park & Lowveld Accommodation

Kruger National Park & White River
Mpumalanga, White River is a favourite holiday destination for both locals and foreigners looking to enjoy the beauty of the Kruger National Park Crocodile River Valley, as well as a great base from which to explore the waterfalls, historic sites and hiking trails of the Mpumalanga Escarpment, and is in close proximity to the Kruger National Park.
For an abundance of activities, enough to satisfy even the most enthusiastic outdoor enthusiasts, White River, Mpumalanga offers guests cycling, abseiling, archery, hiking, quad biking, White River rafting, zipline, birding and more in the Kruger National Park area.

In White River, consider staying at the White River 18 hole championship parkland golf course, or safari lodgings on magnificent Kruger National Park safari game farms.

Kruger National Park & Hazyview
Lying on the banks of the picturesque Sabie River, Hazyview is known as the Mpumalanga place to stay from where visitors can explore many famous Kruger National Park & Lowveld points of interest, such as the Blyde River Canyon - ranked as the 3rd deepest canyon in the world, For the 'adrenalin junkie', Hazyview is the Mpumalanga 'adventure hub', and offers the rush of a lifetime for those who love to hot air balloon over the colourful Mpumalanga countryside, ride elephants and experience the thrill of Africa's longest aerial cable trail (1,2km).

Visitors looking for lodgings in Hazyview are spoiled for choice between luxurious chalets tucked into the mountains of the Sabie River Valley, or self catering units located on a working litchi and banana farm with views of the Kruger National Park & Lowveld mountains.

Kruger National Park & Graskop
Known as one of the most scenic tourist regions in South Africa, Graskop is located in the heart of the Mpumalanga Escarpment. Activities near Graskop include the Big Swing across the Graskop Gorge, as well as a zip slide across the gorge, and if that's not enough to take your breath away, try abseiling alongside Sabie Waterfall. Venture east of Graskop to the spectacular, 'out of this world' Kowyn's Pass, which offers stunning views and an altitude drop of 512m. Graskop is one of the most beautiful towns in Kruger National Park & Lowveld, Mpumalanga, with several magnificent waterfalls nearby, including Lisbon Falls, Mac Mac Falls, and the Berlin Falls.

For accommodatioon, consider Flycatcher Castle - a magnificent masterpiece set in the style of a 17th century Italian Castle. Besides 'out of this world' lodgings, here guests can indulge their senses with specially prepared Bohemian cooking and classical music at the Rosenkavalier Restaurant. For longer stays, self catering is superbly situated just 50 metres from the Graskop Gorge Falls, with a magnificent view over the Mpumalanga Lowveld.

Kruger National Park & Sabie
Stunningly scenic Sabie, with its mountainous backdrop and thundering waterfall, is likened to a jewel set in a deep valley, Sabie is a charming village surrounded by the largest man-made forests on Earth. Sabie is renowned for its hiking and cycling trails, fishing and abseiling among a host of other activities on offer. For the golf lover, the picturesque Sabie Country Club 9 hole golf course lies at the foot of the Drakensberg mountain range.

 

Stay in accommodation within walking distance of Sabie village with its selection of shops and a very good choice of restaurants, or in more remote establishments situated on the very edge of the Sabie Valley.

Kruger National Park & Kaapsche Hoop 

Towards the southern part of the Kruger National Park lies Kaapsche Hoop, an area of scenic beauty that harbours wild horses and the endangered Blue Swallow. With its misty mountains and high rainfall, Kaapsche Hoop is a nature lover's dream destination.
What to do in Kaapsche Hoop? Try walking, running, hiking, birding, fishing and swimming - just a few of the adventures that await visitors to Kaapsche Hoop. Explore the arts and craft shops, fuchsia nursery and historic cemetery, and dine out on delicious meal size pancakes at Koek 'n Pan, or have a drink at Salvador Main Street Bistro, known as 'the Pub with a Vibe.

 

Kaapshe Hoop offers luxury B&B accommodation nestled on the edge of the Mpumalanga Escarpment, as well as self catering units off the beaten track for ultimate relaxation.

Kruger National Park & Malelane
Malelane, Mpumalanga is situated on the banks of the Kruger National Park Crocodile River, at one of the southern entrances to the Kruger Park. Malelane - derived from the Swazi word "emlalani", meaning "place of the lala palms", is surrounded by a large variety of indigenous trees and shrubs, and is a haven for bird watchers.
For outdoor entertainment in Malelane, enjoy a day on the fairways at the Malelane Golf Club surrounded by indigenous trees. Visit the Kruger National Park Mthethomusha Game Reserve, one of the first Kruger Park Game Reserves to be established. The Mthethomusha Safari Park offers visitors a number of exciting morning and evening game drives in open safari vehicles, taking them through the reserve and into the neighbouring Kruger National Park.

Visitors will find self catering units just 2km from the Kruger Park, Malelane Gate, as well as Star Graded establishments perched on the banks of the Crocodile River, with stunning views of the adjacent Kruger National Park.

Kruger National Park & Marloth Park
The Kruger Park, Crocodile River forms the southern boundary between Marloth Park and Kruger National Park, and in Marloth Park guests are given the rare opportunity of living among the wildlife which roam freely between the accommodation units, while still being in close proximity to the Kruger Park Big Five. Marloth Park bushveld is a nature lovers paradise, where visitors can enjoy horse riding, 4x4 trails, quad biking, fishing, micro-lighting and Kruger Park birdwatching, in a hotspot with more than 350 recorded species. Safari Kruger Park game drives offer a more intimate safari experience, where you can get up close and personal with the magnificent Kruger Park wildlife.

Marloth Park epitomises the unique safari ambiance, where visitors are closest to nature in the Mpumalanga bush, where they can listen to the snort of warthogs, the grunts of impala or the barking of zebra while drinking in the beautiful bush scenery.
 

Kruger National Park & Skukuza
Kruger Park's capital is Skukuza, Mpumalanga's largest rest camp and administrative headquarters, and the main hub for nature conservation.
Game watching is why guests come to Skukuza, Kruger Park, as well as for the interesting village life offered by the Skukuza rest camp itself. Here you will find museums, restaurants, shops, an airport, post office, bank, and even a doctor's office. When you drive through the imposing gates into Skukuza you find yourself in an environment abuzz with scientists, rangers, conservationists. A wealth of knowledge can be gained in the Skukuza Safari Camp information centre, while adults and children can attend lectures in the nearby environmental education centre. A museum has been constructed at the old 1920's Selati line railway siding, where you can have a meal in a restaurant housed in two old railway carriages from the same period.

Skukuza is situated on the southern banks of the Sabie River, and boosts some of the finest Kruger Park accommodation, as in the Skukuza Safari rest camp which affords a wealth of lodging, gaming and an impressive array of amenities.

Visit The WhereToStay Kruger National Park  Accommodation Page (Lowveld Mpumalanga)

WhereToStay makes a special effort to recruit a wide selection of suitable Kruger National Park accommodation, particularly the more popular categories such as Kruger National Park Bed & Breakfast accommodation and Kruger National Park Bush Lodge accommodation.

Our aim is to present a mixture of upmarket Kruger National Park accommodation, as well as affordable Kruger  Park

accommodation (to suit all pockets and tastes), especially for Self Catering accommodation in Kruger National Park which is a category more geared for family holiday accommodation in Kruger Park (or in towns near Kruger National Park & Lowveld).

We recommend that, as a precautionary measure, and to put your mind at ease, you should consider Star Graded accommodation in Kruger National Park area (see our Kruger National Park Star Graded accommodation page).
Star Grading accommodation in Kruger National Park & Lowveld may include anything from 3 star to 5 star properties, but doesn't necessarily mean that the non-star graded properties are not of the highest standards.

Be sure to check our other Special Categories accommodation listed on the WhereToStay Kruger National Park & Lowveld Special Categories accommodation page:
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Pet Friendly
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Conference Venues
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Golf Estates
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Fitness & Exercise / Gym
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Fresh-Water Fishing
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Sleeps 10 or More
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Gay Managed
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Wedding Venue
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Wheelchair Friendly
- Kruger National Park Accommodation Nudist/Naturist
- Kruger National Park Accommodation 4x4/Quad/Bike Trails

Afrikaans alternate search phrase - Kruger National Park akommodasie or Kruger National Park akomodasie.