How does Krueger park compare with Kenya and Tanzania for wildlife viewing?

I have not been to Tanzania for Game Viewing, but I've heard that going to the Serengeti during the migration season is second to none, however all the game you can view in Tanzania is also to be found in the Kruger National Park. I've been to the Kruger National Park on a few occasions and like the previous answerer have not been dissapointed yet. My personal favourite camp is the Lower Sabie camp, which offers you a very wide variety of species in the Surrounding area. Don't go during peak holiday season though, it's crowded, and being stuck in traffic behind a large bull elephant is not exactly fun.

It is the largest game reserve in South Africa. It is roughly the same size as Wales. It covers 18,989 square km (7,332 sq mi) and extends 350 km (217 mi) from north to south and 60 km (37 mi) from east to west. I have been there several time and I have always been lucky enough to see the big five, wildlife is good but the only problem is that in the high touristic season it can get to crowded, I have been stacked in a traffic jam a couple of time and this is not nice, also having to queue to see a lion resting is not nice as well. But if you go to the far north towards the Zimbabwean side the experience can still be fascinating and worthwhile the trip

the kruger park is brilliant. however, it depends on the time of year you go. i suggest you go to their website and find out what game is best viewed during the time you wuld like to come to south africa.