Marc's Treehouse Lodge, adjacent to the Cheetah Inn and on the Klaserie River, part of the 3000 ha Motlala Game Reserve, is an easy 5 hour drive from Johannesburg. The tar road comes all the way to the front gate.

Blessed with a romantic aura of unspoiled Africa, Marc's Treehouse Lodge is situated in a game rich bushveld paradise. Twelve rustic reed-and-thatch treehouses, each with individual facilities, accommodate a maximum of 32 guests. Three of the treehouses are built around an illuminated waterhole, often frequented by the resident buffalo herd, while nine treehouses are discreetly situated in gallery forest along the river. There is a swimming pool, outside bar and three Boma venues for dining. The treehouses are rustic and charming and have lanterns to brighten the African night.

The reserve is home to abundant game species: Rhino, buffalo, leopard, hyena, giraffe, zebra, eland, tsessebe, wildebeest, waterbuck, kudu, impala, nyala, bushbuck, duiker, jackal, serval and other small game. The reason for this high concentration of game is the abundance of water on the reserve. The perennial Klaserie River is home to otter, crocodile and hippo and attracts abundant bird life, including such specials as Narina Trogon, Purple-crested Loerie and African Finfoot.

Three of the treehouses are built around an illuminated waterhole, often frequented by the resident buffalo herd, while nine treehouses are discreetly situated in gallery forest along the river. There are 3 treehouses each with double beds, 4 with twin single beds; 2 with three single beds and 3 with four single beds. The camp is designed to allow our guests a truly African experience. There is a swimming pool, outside bar and three Boma venues for dining. The treehouses are rustic and charming and have lanterns to brighten the African night.

Rate Include:
Accommodation & VAT @ 14%

Rates Exclude:
Meals and Optional Activities

Marc's Adventure Camp is ideal for groups, colleges, churches, adventure clubs and corporate groups. The Camp comprises eight 8-bedded chalets that form a ring around a central boma, swimming pool, volleyball court and basketball court. Each chalet is tiled and has electric lights, toilet, shower and overhead fan. Individual chalets are also suitable for family groups.

A large conference room with wildlife educational displays, doubles up as a covered dinning room, lecture theatre or activities area. A state-of-the art obstacle course, built around a dam, allows for numerous thrills and spills.
Teambuilding, leadership and motivational courses can also be arranged with activities such as abseiling, climbing, raft-building, tubing, white water rafting, clay pigeon shooting and orienteering. There are also courses on bush survival skills and stargazing.

Nearby attractions include the Mokwalo White Lion Project, Kapama Cheetah Project, Moholoholo Animal Rehabilitation Centre and the Swadini Reptile Park.