Peaceful Hide

PLEASE READ THE REPLIES TO REVIEWS BELOW. Peaceful Hide SLEEPS A MAXIMUM OF 8 (EIGHT) ADULTS AND A MAXIMUM OF 2 (TWO) ADDITIONAL CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEARS OLD SHARING A DOUBLE BED IN THE MAIN BEDROOM WITH THEIR PARENTS/GUARDIANS. Marloth Park is a nature conservancy adjoining the Crocodile River and the Kruger National Park. There are no fences within the conservancy and animals roam freely between the establishments. NKOMAZI MUNICIPALITY HAS ISSUED A DECREE AGAINST PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT IN MARLOTH PARK AFTER DARK FOR SAFETY REASONS. This decree is available from the Municipality, or you can request a copy of the decree when requesting a quote.Peaceful Hide is a furnished, self-catering house situated on the main tar road close to two waterholes. The house sleeps eight to eleven guests in four bedrooms. The main upstairs bedroom has a queen bed and a double bed, is air-conditioned, has an en-suite bathroom and a private balcony; an additional mattress can be supplied if needed. There is a secure upstairs braai patio. All of the downstairs bedrooms have air-conditioners, all rooms have fans and there is an air-conditioner in the main living area. The second bathroom is downstairs. Outside is a separate braai by the splash pool. We provide a TV with OVHDTV and a DVD player. books, a dartboard with darts and a fingerboard for entertainment. Stargazing is a must in this sparsely populated area that is not spoiled by street lighting.Peaceful Hide is within easy walking distance of the Crocodile River. The river is about 600m through the bush and around 900m by road, while the main hide is about 1.8 km away and there is a walking trail next to the river with frequent benches for rest stops. Alternatively bring your mountain bike for a cycle through nature. Marloth Park is a beautiful area to cycle, especially along the sand roads next to the river. Marloth Park pastimes include game viewing in the park as well as across the river, bird-watching, cycling, walking, stargazing or just quietly sitting and listening to the animal noises and the lion and hippo from the Kruger Park. REPLIES TO REVIEWS: KEEP US INFORMED. 1) During times of extreme heat and drought in the bushveld, insects are drawn to any source of water one of which is the septic tank systems in the houses. When this happens, a temporary outbreak or infestation of insects may occur. This happens mostly with ants, termites, cockroaches and flies. When these infestation occur, we spray poisons that are specific to the infestation. As Marloth Park is a conservancy, we are restricted to the use of poisons that have a short biological lifespan and has no secondary impact on animals that may ingest the insects. Infestations tend to spread quickly as the insects reproduce mainly when they have a food and water source. Please let the caretakers know immediately you see an infestation and it will be sorted out immediately.