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17/03/2023
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Address:
219 Johns Road Harewood, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

219 On Johns Holiday park has been sold and is no longer trading in its previous format. If your enquiry is regarding permanent accommodation contact Lisa at Inspire Residential 027 203 2421.

Phone(s):

0800 476 9637

Powered sites are from $40 for two people. Seasonal rates apply.

Address:
252 Revell Street, Hokitika, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Tucked in behind the motel complex are eleven campervan sites on a hard gravel surface, there are no tent sites here. A high fence surrounds the area, giving privacy from the road, and there are some plantings. The kitchen/dining has a full stove and all other facilities, and a BBQ is also available. The lounge area has soft seating, and sparkling clean ablutions also include a hairdryer in the ladies, with large showers and a separate disability suite. There is a 24hr laundry with washing machine, dryer, tub, and a large drying room. A play area is available, the beach is just across the road, and it is a three minute walk to the glow worms. Free wifi is available for guests, as well as a dump station and an inground swimming pool. Your hosts are Adele and Brian Dow. Powered sites are from $40 for two people. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

0508 252252
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@252beachside.co.nz
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Last Update:

18/11/2021
Address:
11 Beach Road, Kaikoura, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Very close to the township of Kaikoura, this small camp tucked in behind the motel complex has pleasant level sites bordered by trees. A small basic but clean kitchen has tables and chairs, and outside is a covered social dining area. The basic, roomy showers are free, there is a dump station and free Wifi. The friendly manager is Ivy.

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Phone(s):

03 319 5999
Website:
Email/Contact Us: kaikouramotel@gmail.com
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Last Update:

28/05/2021
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Ward, Marlborough, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Please refer to the Flaxbourne Motels as A1 Ward Motel have rebranded.

Quality motel and camping facilities situated on State Highway 1 30 minutes south of Blenheim. Serviced, spacious, modern studio and family units. Walking distance to local café/store and fuel stop.

Campsites and caravan power and non-power sites. Tent sites. Modern kitchen facilities with laundry and television in every room room. Motel units sleep 1 x queen studio, and 1 x twin studio, 4 x 1-bedroom (sleep 4-5).

Phone(s):

03 575 6891

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Last Update:

10/02/2021
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Address:
162 Kaikorai Valley Road, Dunedin, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This holiday Park is no longer open.

Aaron Lodge Holiday Park offers quality camping close to Dunedin City. With 40 power and tent sites in a small and secluded area, most of the grounds are level with some platformed tent sites. A covered walkway takes you to the excellent amenities block, there are two modern kitchens, and each have TV and dining facilities. Two fully automated laundries and a spa pool are available, as well as an indoor swimming pool. Sing-a-long to the piped music in the showers, or a great family/disability bathroom is available.
Try your hand at the 9-hole mini golf course, pit your skills against your friends at petanque, or make use of the unique outdoor games tables. If you look for meticulous standards in a pleasant environment, you will enjoy it here. Your hosts are Margaret and Lindsay McLeod. Tent sites $46 for two, power sites $50 for two people.

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0800 879 227
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Address:
Franklin Street, Marahau, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Abel Tasman Marahau Beach Camp is just a stone_s throw from the delightful beach you will find level sites with some shady spots. On the other side of the road is a well-stocked shop and the camp office. Water taxis leave from here, and kayak hire is available. Start your tramping experience from here or laze on the safe swimming beach. There is a public phone and a post box. In the camping area is a sandy playground for the children and a central amenity block. The large kitchen has a full stove, microwave cooking and in the dining end, a TV and internet station. There are roomy shower cubicles, and a versatile laundry with automatic washers, dryer, ironing equipment, fridges and freezers. A dump station. Eftpos and credit card are some of the facilities. Adjacent to the camp is a licensed restaurant. Your hosts are the Alborn family. All sites are $35 for two people.

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Phone(s):

0800 808018
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Address:
84 Main St, Methven, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This attractive camp is tucked away from the main street behind the lodge complex, and is well sheltered by large, well-trimmed hedges. There are hard and grass stands with a well situated covered BBQ area in the centre, as well as other individual picnic tables. The amenity building has been converted from a small part of a huge historical grain store and is modern and tidy, with sensor lights operating throughout. All amenities are available in the well-presented kitchen, with cutlery and crockery supplied. The excellent unisex ablutions have roomy showers with a disability/family suite available, while the laundry is well equipped. The comfy lounge and dining area is a pleasant area and includes a book exchange, there is also wifi, a spa, sauna, log fire and pool table available. Close to Mt Hutt ski field and right in the heart of the friendly town of Methven, your friendly hosts are Luenne and Alex. Power sites are from $35 for two adults, and tent sites from $30. Winter rates apply.

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Phone(s):

03 3028875
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BackPacker Accommodation
Ideal for sports teams and larger groups of people. Rooms are light and spacious with comfortable bunk beds and customers have access to joint facilities. All beds are made up. You provide your own towels.

Powered Sites
There are 12 powered sites some with hard stands for all weather campervan parking with access to our joint facilities.

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Last Update:

28/05/2021
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Address:
Corner Minden Road & Auckland Waihi Road (SH2), Te Puna RD6, Tauranga,, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Accommodation Te Puna has a large range of accommodation from a Motel complex to the Holiday Park complex with Chalets, Cabins, Powered Sites and Backpackers Lodge.

Situated about 8 minutes drive to Tauranga city centre, 15 minutes to Mount Maunganui.

As rates can change, refer to the online booking link which has the current rates.

Peak rates or family discounts may apply to groups.

Phone(s):

07 552 5621
Website:
Email/Contact Us: tepuna.motel@xtra.co.nz

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Council

Dog Policy:

Animals/pets are not allowed

Last Update:

23/06/2021
Address:
Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The campground is located in a bush area east of the peak, on the track.

This is a remote campground with no water supply or toilets. We recommend going to Thousand Acres Campground which has a toilet, shelter and water supply, if you are not familiar with this site.

Access is on foot only from the Waharau Ridge Loop Track take the Kohukohunui Track. This is a steep track, recommended for experienced trampers only.

See more about Hunua Ranges Regional Park access information.

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88 Meeanee Quay, Westshore, Napier, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Westshore Holiday Park is easy-to-find camp on the northern edge of Napier. Set in immaculate and mature gardens, the recent addition of a large, grassed recreational area at the rear of the camp behind the tent terraces is a real asset. There is a flying fox, Trampoline etc. . The camp comprises 70 sites (46 with power) and some all-weather van sites. Children have an enclosed, central play area and there is a pleasant covered dining area set aside for BBQs and socialising. There is a corridor-type kitchen with dining and TV at one end, plus a good selection of kitchen equipment. Two ablution blocks with metered showers have had a spruce-up (plus there is a children_s bath). An automatic laundry is available, as is bike hire and wireless internet. The tavern across the road or adjacent take-away are handy alternatives when it_s your night to cook! Your hosts are Dennis and Brenda.

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Phone(s):

06 8359456
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31 Beaumont Road, Rotorua, New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the end of Beaumont Road you will find this affordable family camping spot in a picturesque, absolute lakefront setting. Enjoy the boat ramp, jetty and a safe sandy beach all on hand. An adventure playground is provided for the children. Facilities are adequate; the kitchen overlooks the lake and has picnic tables outside and the amenities block is roomy and caters for wheelchairs. A few shady trees dot the grounds and some of the 20 or so spacious powered sites reserved for casual campers have unobstructed beach frontage and peaceful lake views. A conference/recreation room can be utilised and the all-weather BBQ pavilion is a bonus for those long summer nights. A laundry and dump point are provided and boat parking can be arranged.   Off-peak pricing applies.   

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Phone(s):

07 357 4092
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@willowhaven.co.nz
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Address:
S Hwy 7, Ahaura (c/o Ahaura Postal Centre), West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Has fully equipped kitchen (small but has everything you need plus some), free washer and laundry detergent, clothes line for drying. GREAT pub with good prices across the street. Friendly local people.

Between Reefton and Greymouth, this camp occupies a handy area with
plenty of tent sites available. The grounds have lovely established trees with
a tidy lawn for the tents, and four power sites on gravel. The small kitchen
has an electric rangette, a microwave oven and a fridge. There is only one of each (shower, toilet and basin), basic but clean and nicely painted, although the ladies shower is due a makeover. Dogs are at the caretaker’s discretion, and the washing machine is free. Mike is your friendly on-site caretaker. Tent sites
are $7 for one, $5 each extra person, with power sites $15 for one person, $5
each extra person. Children under 10 years are free, and non-campers can
use the facilities for a $5 fee.

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Phone(s):

03 732 3876

Standard cabins, sleep 2-4, from $70 per two, Self-contained cabins, $135 for 2 adults, Park Motels, 2 bedroom $105 for 2.

Address:
168 Takahe Road, Ahipara, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Where better to base yourself in the Far North than Ahipara Holiday Park that is 5 minutes walk from the iconic Ninety Mile Beach? The settlement of Ahipara is just 15 minutes drive south west of Kaitaia which finds you at this very popular holiday park. Accommodation ranges from tent and powered sites, all in a tranquil garden setting where you can listen to the birds and the distant roar of the waves. Enjoy excellent facilities outdoors with an awesome free BBQ area with outdoor dining, sand volleyball court, fish filleting table with free use of fish smoker. Free wireless internet is available and accessible from anywhere in the park. Indoors is a large dining/lounge reception area with SKY TV, internet kiosks, table tennis and a large open fire to keep you warm on cool nights during the winter. Your host is Sandy. The park is a pick up point for a bus tour to Cape Reinga.

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Phone(s):

09 4094864
Website:
Email/Contact Us: ahiparaholidaypark@gmail.co.nz
Address:
Cnr S Hwy 3 & Mangati Road, Bell Block, New Plymouth, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This motel appears to have closed.

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Phone(s):

06 7550978

No. of tent sites:

30

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, or caravan.

Fees:

Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Campsite Pass bookings must be booked online before occupying a site. If you do not pre-book, bookings may be made by campground staff (if present) and will incur a $10 service charge.

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Overseeing Body:

Information supplied courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs

Last Update:

12/05/2023
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Address:
Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island. Department of Conservation., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Akapoua Bay; Camp in a sheltered bay amongst beautiful pohutukawa trees. DOC office is next door and a wharf, shop, fuel depot and post office are nearby. This is a popular place for families and boaties. Shingle beach. Gateway to track network. A day walk to the impressive kauri dam and good fishing in the harbour.

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080 or +64 9 379 6476
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz

Akaroa TOP 10 Holiday Park has self contained studios and units, plus cabins

Address:
96 Morgans Road, PO Box 71, Akaroa, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated in the hills above Akaroa village, this park has an enviable location.
Carefully maintained, some of the terraced sites have bay views. Easy access
with trim flowerbeds at each level of the 150 sites. Most have power, storm
water drains and taps. An area is available for boat parking and there are
two dump points in the camp. There is a big in-ground swimming pool on
the upper level and a good children’s playground. Enjoy views over the bay
from the attractive kitchen or use the gas BBQ. TV rooms are provided
and internet access. The amenities include excellent showers and automatic
laundry equipment. It is an easy walk to the township for shopping, but a
climb on the way back. In summer, ice creams and drinks are available at the
office. Your friendly hosts are Kylee and Tracy. All sites are from $40 to $47
for two adults.

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Phone(s):

03 3047471
Website:
Email/Contact Us: akaroa.holidaypark@xtra.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

3

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Prohibited fire season for Abel Tasman National Park > Torrent Bay bridge replacement

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Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs allowed

Last Update:

23/06/2021
Address:
Abel Tasman Coastal Track, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk-in or boat-in to this beachside campsite on the Tinline to Anchorage section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive on access.

Bookings are required for this campsite.

Fees

1 October – 30 April

New Zealand citizens and those ordinarily resident in New Zealand:

  • Adult (18+ years): $16 per person, per night
  • Child (17 years and under): Free but booking still required

International visitors:

  • Adult (18+ years): $24 per person, per night
  • Child (17 years and under): $12 person, per night

1 May – 30 September

For all visitors:

  • Adult (18+ years): $16 person, per night
  • Child (17 years and under): Free

Proof of eligibility is required for the New Zealand rate.

The DOC Campsite Pass cannot be used at this campsite. 

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

25/11/2020
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Address:
Akitio Beach Camping Ground 61 The Esplanade Road Pongaroa Akitio 4991, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The campground at Akitio is right next to the beach and rumbles with the sound of the sea. The amenities were clean and neat.

There is a small general store for the local residents and campers.

The campsite is mostly used by long-term residents, but there are powered sites available for casual visitors.

Fishing is clearly good, as there is a well-used fish cleaning area.

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Phone(s):

06 374 3450
Address:
Queenstown Lakes District Council, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This self-registration campsite is located near the Clutha River, a few kilometres
from Wanaka. It is popular with summer holidaymakers and strategically placed for
day trips to Mount Aspiring National Park (via Matukituki Valley or Makarora) and
the Queenstown/Arrowtown region. Toilets, taps, rubbish bins and picnic tables
are provided. Price per adult is $7, 15 and under $3.50, children under 5 are free.

Phone(s):

03 443 0024
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Last Update:

11/02/2021
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Address:
2 Canterbury St, Picton, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Drive over the Waitohi Stream and up the drive to the open grassed area with a railway viaduct above. Children can paddle in the stream, bounce on the trampoline or use the play area provided. The two kitchen and dining areas have full stoves, microwaves and fridges, and two laundries have automatic machines and irons. There are plentiful ablutions with disability facilities and the carpeted TV lounge has a library, pool table and computer area. This camp is close to shops, has a dump station, car wash and fish cleaning facilities available and is pet friendly. Your hosts are Anthony and Denise. Please check the online booking site for current rates.

Phone(s):

03 5736378
Website:
Email/Contact Us: alexanders.picton@xtra.co.nz
Address:
44 Manuherikia Road, Alexandra, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is on the shores of the Manuherikia River and landscaped into attractive areas over 37 acres. Trees and flower beds flourish, with willow trees dominant, and a camp store operates in the summer holidays. There is a card phone available and holiday programmes run over the Christmas period. Facilities range from clean, tidy ablution blocks, with a disability bathroom, to a very well equipped laundry. Three kitchens have a full range of appliances and one has _eat-in_ facilities. A camp coolroom is available during summer, with fridges and freezers available at all times. The TV and dining area has an internet kiosk and central heating for the winter. The service blocks are well placed around the camp. Your hosts are Eric and Janice Graham. Enquire for prices.

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Phone(s):

03 4488297
Address:
31 Ngapara Street, Alexandra, PO Box 129, Alexandra, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Drive through a small industrial area to this camp where the grounds are
pleasant with fringes of trees in a peaceful setting. The camp has 76 power
sites and ample room for tents. Most sites have some large trees for shade,
easy to access, these sites are only one deep. A swimming pool is available in
summer and a children’s play area. Amenities include a kitchen with full ovens,
microwaves, fridge/freezer and TV, adjacent there are outside BBQs and dining
tables overlooking the play area. The ablution block has dual entry, while the
laundry is well equipped with automatic washing machines, dryer and an iron.
Tent sites from $15 per adult per night and $8 for children. Power sites from
$20 per adult, $10 for children or from $35 for two.

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Phone(s):

03 4488861
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Last Update:

23/06/2021
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Address:
State Highway 6, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A small picnic area next to Alfred Stream over the bridge from the Rai Valley township. This grassy reserve has lovely flowers and is obviously well cared for, there is a donation box to ensure this place keeps maintained. There is a toilet and a picnic shelter.

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Last Update:

7/12/2023
Address:
Alfredton, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A pretty picnic spot under the trees with toilets and water available. Overnight
camping is allowed, with a donation to the Domain Board appreciated.

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Phone(s):

0274 795 004

We have a variety of 4 Star Qualmark rated self catering accommodation choices to offer you:

Fully-equipped park motels with kitchens & ensuite bathrooms
Family units & studios
Standard cabins popular with families / groups on a budget
Kitchen cabins
50 bed lodge for family, school, sports & fishing groups
Powered and un-powered camp sites for your tent, caravan or motor home. Size doesn't matter.

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Last Update:

03/04/2023
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Address:
50-58 Lee Road, Hannahs Bay, Rotorua., Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The recent makeover means fresh paint and new facilities welcome campers, along with the 18 dinosaurs of course. Educational as well as a fun feature, the dinosaurs each have a sign that gives details of their eating habits amongst other information. Just a hop, skip and a jump to the Hannah Bay lake front reserve of Lake Rotorua, the local shops, and the airport, family entertainment is what this place is all about. Facilities include an excellent toilet and shower area, as well as a sparkling kitchen area. Mature trees are scattered throughout this spacious camp, 75 powered sites have hedged borders and a large, open grass area with 25 tent sites. If the children get bored with the amazing playground, and onsite bouncy castle, there is always the recreation room which includes Sky TV and a dining room with wireless hotspot and internet kiosks. There are also kayaks and bikes for hire, tree huts and an under 10 year old children\'s room. Of course the first port of call will probably be the large indoor heated swimming pool with a retractable roof, or the toddler pool and a spa for the grownups. A laundry and dump point are provided.

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Book Concrete Sites (for camper vans etc)

Powered Fenced Sites (great for dogs and small children)

All Seasons has a range of powered grass sites, including drive on and off sites and hard stands. We can accommodate campervans/caravans at our grass sites.

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Phone(s):

0800 422 674 or +64 7 345 6240
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@allseasonsrotorua.co.nz
Address:
Mill Creek Lodge, Main Road, Stewart Island, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Accommodation

Cabins $35 per night

  • Communal kitchen
  • Pizza oven

Family crib $120 per night

  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Minimum 2 nights

Located at the Gateway to Rakiura National Park,NZ`s most Southern Private Bush and Wildlife Reserve on Stewart Island.

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Phone(s):

027 5522113
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Address:
200 Jacks Pass Road, P. O Box 11.Hanmer Springs, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the end of the road, 2km from Hanmer Village, is this extensive park with
spacious sites and lovely mountain views. Well-serviced with sealed roads
and over 60 campsites, there are also large trees for shade. The clean kitchen
has all appliances with a dining area next door, as well as BBQ tables outside
under shade sails. The ablutions are excellent and have a disability unit, there
is also a drying room opening off the laundry. The separate games room has
table tennis, pool and air hockey as well as arcade games, and you won't find a
better children's playground - it comes complete with an initiative course! For
those who want to relax, there is a comfy TV lounge with an internet station,
a petanque pit, or cool off in the swimming pool. There are bikes available
for hire, both children and adult sizes available. Wireless internet and a dump
station are here for campers, and your hosts are Alan and his team. Tent sites
are $30 for two, power sites $35 for two.

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Phone(s):

03 315 7112
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Address:
200 Jollies Pass Rd, Hanmer Springs Reservations, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

With bike tracks through the forest at your door, this well sheltered camp ground with plenty of room for both tent sites and good flat areas for campervans. The ablution block is well presented with excellent step up showers, and the kitchen/dining includes a full stove and an internet station. Kitchen utensils are handed out when you book in, complete with tea towels and dishwashing liquid. Seating is provided under the trellised verandas, and there are free gas BBQs scattered around the lawns as well as a laundry. The whole complex is sparkling clean, light and airy, and all the blocks are linked by covered walkways. The drinking water is fresh from a spring, fill up your van or empty it at the dump station provided, a recycling station is also here.. This is campground has a lovely atmosphere, from the playground, badminton and volleyball nets provided, to the photos on the wall in the office that shows how the campers have fared over the years. There are bushwalks and mountain bike tracks in the area, or if that is too adventurous you can browse through the swap library, or the hot pools are only a couple of minutes away by car. Lee and Greg are your welcoming hosts. Tent and unpowered sites are $15 per person and 16 powered sites are available at $32 for two.

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Phone(s):

0800 3157478
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Address:
69 Beach Road, Kaikoura, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is well presented and designed with care and thought. Camping is
on level ground, divided by limestone drives. The trees and fencing help with
privacy. Picnic tables are scattered around the sites. An excellent, clean all-in one service block with tile floors, a fully equipped kitchen , toilets, shower, and a laundry with auto machines and an internet station. A large covered deck
around two sides has table & chairs and Sky TV. A separate covered area has
a BBQ and adjacent is a landscaped pool and spa area. Your friendly hosts are
Lee and Struan. Tent sites from $40 for two, power sites, from $44 for two.
Peak rates may apply.

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Phone(s):

03 319 6275
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Address:
Alpine View Holiday Park, 650 Main S Rd, Islington, Canterbury, South Island 8042

DESCRIPTION:

About 2km south of Hornby, and close to Templeton shops, is this camp on the
edge of SH1, with a number of long-termers and home-base buses, although
there is still the odd spot for the holidaymaker. Amenities include a TV room,
three kitchens, an ablution block (with disabled facilities) and a laundry. A gas
BBQ is available, and there are powered sites near the office for late arrivals.
A nearby garage has takeaway food or you can eat at the hotel, and there is a
dump station. Your hosts are Bob and Carol Christie. Powered sites are $45
for two people, with tent sites from $25 for two.

Phone(s):

03 3497666
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Address:
308 Blenheim Road, Upper Riccarton, Christchurch, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Amber Kiwi Holiday Park & Motels is centrally located between the Christchurch Airport & downtown Christchurch.  Low cost accommodation & camping choices are offered. Set on sheltered, landscaped grounds with ultra-clean facilities.

Your hosts are Braden and Sharon Lee.

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Phone(s):

0800 348 308 (NZ only) or +64 3 348 3327
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@amberpark.co.nz
Address:
1 Chamberlain Ave, Amberley, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Two large sheltered areas with a scattering of trees, you can see and hear the
beach, but unfortunately stop banks means you can't see it. The northern end
of the camp boasts a new toilet block, with a unisex shower that doubles as
a disability unit. There is also a solar shower room available, complete with
rope and pulley.  On the southern side of the camp, is a basic but clean block
of toilets and a dump point, water is also available but as it is gravity fed it takes
a while to fill a tank.  There are wood BBQs, a tennis court, children's play
area and rubbish collection. You can bring pets but to the southern side of
the camp only please. Tent sites are $5 per adult, or with power $15 for two  adults, and $5 for each extra adult, while children are $2. An honesty box and
self-regulation system is in place.

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Phone(s):

03 3148816
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Address:
145 Chesney St, Invercargill, New Zealand, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

With a small pond and large trees set on well-manicured lawns, there is plenty of shelter for the campers. Modern ablutions are all spotless with an excellent disability/family suite. The kitchen/dining area has electric hobs, fridge/freezer and microwaves, and one of the sinks has been lowered to help people in wheelchairs. All utensils are supplied. The laundry has large washing machines and dryers with a charge for their use, and the sociable covered BBQ area is well used by guests. Tent sites at the top of the park are made private with individual hedges between each site. Pets are welcome and wifi is available, your hosts are Mike and Steph. There are 40 power sites and numerous tent sites. Power sites are $35 for two, and tent sites $20 per person.

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Phone(s):

03 2165214
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Overseeing Body:

Auckland Council

Dog Policy:

Dogs, other animals and pets are prohibited at all times.

Last Update:

23/06/2021
Address:
Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Ambury has basic, flat camping with toilets and drinking water nearby. There are ten hardstands available on a first-come first-served basis.

In dry weather campervans or motorhomes can park anywhere in the campground.

Only 10 minutes drive from Auckland International Airport.

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Address:
43 Ambury Road, Mangere Bridge, Auckland, 2022,, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

After Mangere Bridge town centre, follow Kiwi Esplanade to this farm park.
The grounds are level and spacious, and there is a notable wading bird habitat.
There are also significant natural and cultural heritage sites here. Campsites
are $15 per adult and $6 per child. There is a designated area for self-contained
campervans. Annual passes are available.

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Phone(s):

09 3662000
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No. of tent sites:

6

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Prohibited fire season for Abel Tasman National Park > Torrent Bay bridge replacement

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Dog Policy:

No pets allowed

Last Update:

23/06/2021
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Address:
Abel Tasman Coastal Track, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk-in or boat-in to this beachside campsite on the Waiharakeke to Whariwharangi section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive-in access.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339 or +64 3 528 6543
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

23/06/2021
Address:
Cowin Road, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The first camp at Anatori is a high camp by the beach which is popular but there isn’t much space. Right on the edge of the Anatori River Mouth it’s quite exposed and not really suitable for large vehicles.   If you travel a little further you will come to the river, where there is plenty of room. It’s  flat with easy access and has a safe, shallow river with a good swimming hole. This site is more sheltered, however apparently it’s prone to flooding during heavy rain.

To get to the end of the road, from the Anatori river, cross the ford and travel about 12km to the Turimawiwi River.

Categories:

No. of tent sites:

81

Closed For Winter?:

Yes

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

25/02/2022
Address:
886 Anaura Rd Tokomaru Bay, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island 4079

DESCRIPTION:

When you hit Anaura Bay turn north and head up the tar sealed road to this
relaxed, family, beachfront camping area in a fenced paddock beside a stream.
Great swimming and coastal bush walks are to be had from here. This basic
campground is open between Labour weekend (October) through to Easter.
This is back-to-basics camping. No toilets are provided. You also need to
bring your own portable cookers or barbecues and don't forget a chemical
toilet. (a dump station is provided in the peak season). Other facilities include rubbish collection and tap water (not suitable for drinking).

Fees (effective March 2023)

  • Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
  • Child (5–17 years): $5 per
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Pay at the time of booking.

Passes

The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Seasonal restrictions

Opens labour weekend and closes after easter weekend.

Can reach full capacity over Christmas and New Years.

Fires are not permitted at any time.

 

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz

Dog Policy:

Dogs welcome... you must read this https://www.anaurabaymotorcamp.com/basic-01

Last Update:

25/2/2022
Address:
Anaura Bay Motor Camp 680 Anaura Rd Anaura Bay 4079 New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turn east off SHwy 35, beside the Raponga River bridge, onto the road to Anaura Bay. The road is fairly steep but is sealed all the way and your reward is a magnificent sheltered beach at your camp doorstep - with views to nearby Motuoroi Island. We have 70 unpowered and 30 powered sites, 18 of which are prime beachfront positioning (Captain Cook landed here in 1769). The large, well-equipped kitchen is to be found in the historic school building that has a nice sheltered verandah running along the front with great sea views. The camp store is open 7 days during the peak season. Two blocks of ablutions (Wahine and Tane) have showers and toilets. There is also an outdoor swim shower and basins. Children have a play area. There is an automatic laundry. Pets are welcome only in off-peak times. Fishing (beach and boat), diving and crayfishing in the vicinity are excellent.  Wifi is available. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

06 862 6380
Website:
Email/Contact Us: anaurabay@gisbourne.net.nz

No. of tent sites:

50

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Prohibited fire season for Abel Tasman National Park > Torrent Bay High Tide Track and Cleopatras Pool Track closures > Torrent Bay bridge replacement > Abel Tasman Coast Track – Anchorage stream crossing

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No pets allowed

Last Update:

23/06/2021
Address:
Abel Tasman Coastal Track, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk-in or boat-in to this beachside campsite on the Tinline to Anchorage section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive on access.

50 non-powered/tent sites; bookings required.

Seasonal restrictions

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

20

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Predator control for Arthur\'s Pass East

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

24/5/2023
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Address:
Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

 

 

A popular starting point for trampers heading to the new Casey Hut.

Bookings:

Bookings not required - first come, first served

 

Seasonal restrictions

During winter this alpine area may be covered in snow, making access difficult.

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Phone(s):

+64 3 318 9211
Email/Contact Us: arthurspassvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
1446 Colville Road, Amodeo Bay, RD4 Coromandel, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This neat clean well maintained holiday resort, just 17 minutes drive north of
Coromandel Town, offers an inviting welcome to the tired traveller. Set up
camp on one of a series of elevated grassy terraces with bush backdrops and
relax whilst enjoying the uninterrupted sea views. A delightful, rocky stream
borders the camp and the beach is just across the road. The amenities are
compact but immaculately clean and well presented.. The kitchen has 2 stoves
and fridge/freezer, or cook up an outdoor feast in the large hexagonal enclosed
BBQ pavilion, complete with 2 central BBQs and lots of tables and seating.
Whilst you’re enjoying dinner, you can watch the kids splashing about in the
adjacent swimming pool and spa area. Free showers are provided, there is an
automatic laundry available. As the name suggests, fisherfolk are well catered
for with ‘on-site’ fishing charters, a water taxi service, dinghy hire and bait tackle
for sale. The office shop sells the basics and there is a poolroom/TV lounge.
Your hosts are Ann-Charlott, Thomas, Johan, Emilie and Malin. Of the 22 sites
available 14 have power.

Categories:

Phone(s):

07 8668584
Email/Contact Us: info@anglers.co.nz

Overseeing Body:

Tararua District Council
Address:
Anzac Park, 28 Ngamoko Rd, Norsewood, 4974,, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Well signposted and just off the highway 1 km north of Norsewood, is a lovely
little glade snuggled into a backdrop of bush. There is a rustic dining shelter,
rubbish collection, two basic flush toilets and an outside tap provided. The
water is not suitable for drinking. Do not light fires here. This is a council
facility for short-term camping. $2 per night.

Categories:

Phone(s):

06 374 4080
Website:

No. of tent sites:

4

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

26/5/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a walk-in campsite on the Heaphy Track. On fine days following rain, Mt Taranaki can seen in the distance.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Website:
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Aotea Lodge, 65 Whitford Brown Ave, Papakowhai, Porirua, New Zealand, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Aotea Lodge has eight powered sites for campervans with the use of toilets
and showers attached to the laundry (there is a small fee for the use of the
laundry). There is a wireless hotspot and internet kiosk in the reception
area. The main complex swimming and spa pool with a conservatory are
at your disposal and there is an on-site restaurant and café. Close to the
Porirua shopping area and a short motorway journey to Wellington and the
Interislander ferry. Your hosts are Peter and Pat. Tariff is $35 for two people
on a powered site and $30 for 2 people on a non powered site. Extra adults
are $15, children $10.

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Phone(s):

04 2374257
Address:
755 Oroua Valley Road, Apiti, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the gateway to the Ruahines sits a charming rural village called Apiti. Here you'll come to find the Apiti Tavern, a stunning building on a location which originates back to 1896. Inside, the tavern is alive with history, showcasing photographs on the walls of Apiti through the years. Locals with a thriving community heart give this place a welcoming atmosphere, unique to the rural country life.

Categories:

Phone(s):

06 328 4848
Website:
Email/Contact Us: apititavern@outlook.com

No. of tent sites:

15

Alerts:

None

Access to Campsite:

Boat and walking
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

27/5/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk-in or boat-in to this beachside campsite on the Tinline to Anchorage section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive on access.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
181 Somme Parade, Aramoho, Wanganui, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The camp is directly behind the Aramoho Hotel pub and TAB and beside the
river and the railway line. The cluster of permanent living caravans and house
buses, and the back yard bits and pieces around the place give the camp a
lived-in, rather than a holiday feel. The ablutions and kitchen are basic. Tent
sites from $10 per night; powered sites $25 per night. Bruce is the on-site
manager.

See Caroline’s Outback Camping Ground as it has been renamed.

Categories:

Phone(s):

06 343 8340
Website:
Address:
580 Hoyle Rd, Okahu 0374, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Arapohue Bush Camp Trust runs the Reading for Rascals programme at Windy Ridge Boys Farm, Warkworth.

It is an alternative programme run by Graham and Joan Crawshaw for boys struggling to achieve literacy in the traditional school environment.

The couple opened their first camp in 1962 on the family farm near Dargaville and have been working with underprivileged children ever since.

Categories:

Phone(s):

09 4394993
Website:

No. of tent sites:

6

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car or caravan

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

27/05/2023
Address:
Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp in an area of diverse terrain; activities include hunting, walking/tramping, fishing and rafting.

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Phone(s):

+64 7 384 7106
Email/Contact Us: turangi@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

6

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Alerts:

None

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan,

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC Office for to obtain a permt.

Last Update:

22/6/2023
Address:
Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is in an area of diverse terrain; activities include hunting, walking/tramping, fishing and rafting.

Phone(s):

+64 7 384 7106
Email/Contact Us: turangi@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Aroha Island Ecological Center, 177 Rangitane Rd, Kerikeri, 0294, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Aroha Island is a 12ha sanctuary in the Kerikeri Inlet and is a short 12km
drive north east of Kerikeri, in the stunning Bay of Islands. A causeway
links the island to the mainland, providing permanent and convenient vehicle
access. It is a natural haven with a wide diversity of New Zealand plants
and birds including the rare North Island Brown Kiwi.
Stroll the private beach, kayak the inlet, take a bush walk, look for birds
and check out the information in the Eco Centre. We offer a range of
accommodation including our campground, bush cottages and our inlet view
Kiwi Lodge…. so come and stay for a night or two and have the chance to see kiwi in their natural habitat.
Aroha Island offers camping on one of our two beautiful campgrounds.
Unpowered sites down by our sheltered Kerikeri inlet beach or a choice of
powered or unpowered sites in our upper bush campground.  It’s the perfect place to just relax or to use as a holiday base to explore the Bay of
Islands. If you are travelling with a larger group and are looking for a
range of accommodation, we also have our lodge and cottage accommodation.

Please note because of the  presence of Kiwi & the sensitive nature of the
island, a “No Pets, No  Smoking” policy is in place, thank you.
Wendy & Simon Martin
Managers

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Phone(s):

09 4075243
Website:

All sites are from $20 for one adult, $38 for two, extra adults at $15 each, and children $10.

Address:
Arrowtown Holiday Park, 12 Centennial Avenue, Arrowtown, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Having been completely redeveloped in the last few years, this camp has pristine and modern amenities throughout. There are numerous tent and power sites, some with hard stands, and with many large shade trees. The modern ablutions have a disability/family suite and are spotless, while the large modern kitchen/dining has all amenities and opens to a covered outside BBQ area with coin operated BBQs. There is a well-equipped children_s playground on the edge of a large field where you can practice your rugby kicks, or play a game or cricket. Arrowtown is an historical gold mining town with many activities in the area, and the towering mountains around you are awe inspiring. Your hosts are Lindsay and Vicki Robertson. All sites are from $20 for one adult, $38 for two, extra adults at $15 each, and children $10.

Categories:

Phone(s):

03 4421876
Website:
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Ashburton Holiday Park is only pet-friendly for our powered and non-powered sites . Please note pets must be on a lead at all times and are not allowed inside any Park facilities or rooms.

Last Update:

4/6/2023
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Address:
Ashburton Holiday Park Tinwald Domain, Maronan Rd, Tinwald, Ashburton, Canterbury, South Island 7778

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is currently a camp in two halves, with the older section slowly being phased out and a new section coming online. The older section of the camp is beside the many attractions of Tinwald Park and has plenty of level sites,
with large mature trees for shelter. The kitchen with dining area included, is functional and clean, there are also BBQ tables outside. Ablutions are all older but still clean, and include disability facilities. There are automatic machines in the laundry and a dump point, a separate building houses a functional TV lounge and internet. Free electric BBQs and picnic tables dot the grounds, and eftpos and email are available at the office. The newer section of the camp has been purpose built and includes both gravel and grass spacious sites, with sumps and water taps at each. There are ablution blocks only here at the moment, both brand new, clean and modern. The adjacent domain includes a swimming pool,
tennis courts, a miniature railway and a railway museum. Along the road is a vintage car museum and a golf course backs onto the park. Your hosts are Paul and Carolyn.

See the online booking page for current rates.

Categories:

Phone(s):

03 308 6805
Address:
Ashhurst Domain, Ashhurst, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Ashhurst Domain is..

Categories:

Phone(s):

06 3268203
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Certain sites allow dogs.

Last Update:

20/11/2021
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
697 Ashley Gorge Road, Glentui, RD Oxford,, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Paradise found is the slogan for this camp, and how right they are. What a beautifully situated camp this one is, within the foothills of the Mt Thomas Forest Conservation Area, this four star Qualmark park is amongst 12 acres of native bush and has the Ashley Gorge River within its bounds. The campground is part of the Ashley Gorge recreation area and is close to many popular walking tracks and good fishing in the river. Amongst the tent and power sites are many shady trees, lots of room and very peaceful. There is a dedicated pet camping area, none are allowed in the rest of the campground though. A clean, tidy kitchen and dining area has hobs, microwaves and fridge/freezer. Ablutions have excellent showers with funky coloured doors and vanities, and there is an automatic laundry. The standard of cleanliness in this camp is very high, you can tell that hosts Sally and Wayne love what they do. The kids will enjoy the playgrounds and are welcome to bring their bikes, there are also blow up tubes for hire to go down the river on. A great place for larger groups with exclusive use of some facilities available, and one of the added attractions is the late checkout in the off season. Eftpos is available as is wifi, and a good camp shop.

Phone(s):

03 3124099
Website:

Alerts:

Temporarily closed

Last Update:

3/4/2023
Address:
S Hwy 3, PO Box 36, Waitotara, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Ashley Park is just south of Waitotara, between Patea and Whanganui, is this working farm complex offering a range of experiences for campers. Aside from the picturesque lake, gardens and walks, there is a swimming pool, tennis courts, mini-putt golf, bird aviaries and lots of friendly farm animals who like a scratch! An antique shop and cafe tea-shop invites you to linger. The 24 powered sites are densely hedged with camellias and rhododendrons. Unlimited tent sites are available around the park. The facilities are extensive and include a disabled access suite. A large dining room with log fire adjoins the well-equipped kitchen and you'll find a wood-fired BBQ too. A dump point is provided.

Categories:

Phone(s):

06 346 5917
Email/Contact Us: ashley_park@xtra.co.nz
To Book:

Last Update:

10/02/2021
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
1 Athenree Road, Athenree, Waihi Beach, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated at the northern end of Tauranga Harbour, Athenree Hot Springs Park has picturesque grounds, with mature trees in a superb waterfront location. Choose from a number of powered or tent sites some with water views. Thermal water from a deep bore feeds a sparkling swimming pool and soak pool, both set at comfortable temperatures and available free to campers. There are two smart amenity buildings and a modern kitchen with microwave, conventional cooking appliances and refrigeration. A pleasant communal BBQ area with water views is annexed off the kitchen. You can get your supplies at the camp store/office and enjoy the holiday entertainment on offer. There are kayaks and bikes for hire, a trampoline and recreation room and both internet kiosk and wifi. An automatic laundry and dump point are provided. Your hosts are Sheryl and Mike. All sites are from $21 to $27 per adult, $12 to $16 for children. Seasonal rates apply.

Categories:

Phone(s):

07 863 5600
Website:
Email/Contact Us: hotsprings@xtra.co.nz
Address:
1254 Katikati North Road, Athenree Gorge, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Athenree Lavender and Holiday Park is a family camp conveniently located beside SHwy 2 in the Athenree Gorge, 10 minutes drive to either Waihi in the north, or Katikati in the south. The office/Lavender Gift & Doll shop is situated beneath the popular Flip ‘n Bear café. Cross the bridge and set up camp on several grassy plateaux or on a larger open area divided by attractive lavender hedges. One side of the park is bounded by natural bush and the other by the Wairau Stream. There are 56 powered sites with plenty of taps, unlimited tent space and a number of ‘permanents’ in residence. A central amenities block has a somewhat empty modern kitchen, plus inside and outside dining. The smart ablutions have free showers, a disabled access suite and an automatic laundry. Feed the tame trout and eels, stroll through the bush or have a dip in the swimming hole. Your hosts are Dawn, Lindsay and Todd Vallender. All sites are from $15 per adult.

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Phone(s):

07 549 4812
Address:
52 Northcote Road, Northcote, Auckland., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located 4 km north of Harbour Bridge, 700m west of the Northern Motorway
and within driving distance of the Auckland City Centre, North Harbour Rugby
Stadium, beautiful beaches, cafés, restaurants and the Albany Mega Centre.
Down a long drive and tucked away from passing traffic, this large urban park
complex provides 24 hour check-in. The level grounds offer heaps of picnic
tables (some with their own canvas canopies), and hard stands for vans.
There is an indoor swimming pool and spa complex. The large and beautifully tiled
kitchen has microwaves, island hobs, constant boiling water and a filtered water
tap. The matching tiles in the ablutions are very clean with a baby-friendly
bathing area and disabled access. The large laundry is superb. A large BBQ/
picnic deck with lots of seating close to the nearby reserve. There is a special
play area opposite the indoor swimming pool. A private spa, internet kiosks, TV
room, dump station and pay phone are all here. No pets here please. Your
hosts are Priya and Raj. Fixed accommodation available. All sites are from $30
per person and $40 for 2 people. Seasonal rates may
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Listing Tags:

Phone(s):

09 418 2578
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@nsmotels.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

6

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Vehicle restrictions for Queen Charlotte Drive

Access to Campsite:

Car or campervan

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

27/5/2023
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Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A tranquil setting beside the sea, with a range of activities nearby including walking and mountain biking on the Queen Charlotte Track.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

Reservations are essential, all sites are $25 per person and your hosts are Peter and Pete.

Address:
37 Central Takaka Road, Takaka, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Autumn Farm is a boutique gay friendly campground just 3kms from Takaka township, and walking distance to the world famous Paynes Ford natural rock climbing area. Nestled within an exquisite three acres of private garden are 14 campsites amongst beautiful trees and manicured gardens. Popular with naturists, facilities include a laundry, kitchen, composting toilets, communal bathroom, and a plunge pool in summer. Note that this is a queer space with an international reputation, be yourself and respect others. Reservations are essential, all sites are $25 per person and your hosts are Peter and Pete.

Categories:

Phone(s):

03 525 9013
Website:
Email/Contact Us: stay@autumnfarm.com

No. of tent sites:

30

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

Campervan, car or caravan
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Sorry, No dogs

Last Update:

27/5/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This standard camping site is just off the main road in the Arthur’s Pass village, almost directly opposite the visitor centre.

Seasonal restrictions

During winter this alpine area may be covered in snow, making access difficult.

Phone(s):

+64 3 318 9211
Email/Contact Us: arthurspassvc@doc.govt.nz



Address:
46 Bollard Ave, Avondale,, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Avondale Motor Park is a quiet urban camping, just 10 km from the city and within handy driving distance of Auckland_s main attractions. Head down a long sealed driveway, to well-kept grounds that open out behind the surrounding houses. Mature trees and a stream enhance the garden setting with grassy banks along one boundary. The stand-alone kitchen is airy, with a metered wall oven and microwave and gas-ring cooking. There are separate TV and internet rooms. An outdoor pergola has a picnic table and chairs on a flagstone terrace. A smart and immaculately kept ablution block has roomy free showers, a hair dryer and shaving points. There is a laundry with plenty of automatic equipment and an iron. Children have a great play area with a flying fox and trampoline. A dump station is available and the supermarket and city bus stops are handy. Your hosts are Anne and Krijn and Adrian and Jenny. Powered sites are from $ 25 for one person and $50 for two people extra adult $20 with extra child (under 14 years) $10. $18 per person for a tent site. In the peak summer season, bookings are essential.

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Phone(s):

09 8287228
Address:
Rotorua/Whakatane Highway, RD 2 Whakatane, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A busy store and information centre greets you as you enter Awakeri Hot Springs, set in a tranquil, park-like setting. The mature grounds have a bush backdrop, with 100 powered sites and 20 tent sites. Campers have free access to two, covered, outdoor, heated swimming pools as well as the private mineral pools. (Changing room include heated floors). The alleged therapeutic properties of the soft mineral waters attract many day visitors to the park. Beside the pool complex is a modern BBQ garden with a well-lit covered dining area, great for late evening get-togethers! Play volleyball or lawn tennis, go for a bush walk or check your email using the wireless hotspot. Top marks for a superb, gleaming kitchen! Two bright ablution blocks offer free showers, plus there are two other toilet blocks around the grounds. Laundries and a dump point are provided. Your hosts are Kevin and Fiona Haig. All camp sites cost $36 for two people, $18 extras

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Listing Tags:

Phone(s):

07 3049117
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@awakerisprings.co.nz
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs

Last Update:

11/02/2022
Address:
Awana Bay north of Claris, Great Barrier Island, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Awana Estuary is on the east coast of Great Barrier Island. Get there via the
Auckland car ferry and then a rough gravel road (dry weather access only).
Camp on an undulating site next to the Awana Stream (take your mozzie
repellent!) and close to one of the island’s most famous surf beaches. This
camping area has a covered outdoor eating shelter with a sink and water from
a tap for washing up, toilets, cold shower and rubbish collection, but no shade. With room for around 60 tents, bookings are required all year round.

Phone(s):

+64 9 379 6476
Email/Contact Us: aucklandvc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

18

Fires Allowed?:

Seasonal restrictions.Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Torrent Bay bridge replacement

Access to Campsite:

Boat or walk
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Soory, No dogs

Last Update:

27/5/2023
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk-in or boat-in to this campsite on the Mosquito Bay to Awaroa section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive on access.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

25/7/2022
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Address:
Awastone - Riverside Haven 143 Ruahine Rd Mangaweka 4746, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Mangaweka is halfway between Wellington and Taupo and this unique camp is located 1km off SH1 alongside the peaceful Rangitikei River with towering cliffs, native birds and an enticing landscaped garden. Just north of the township turn east onto Ruahine Road and travel down the hill, over the bridge and immediately into Awastone. There are 12 powered and 4 non powered sites suitable for tenting or campers/caravans. The facilities are well appointed with nice wooden ablutions, shared kitchen and nicely linked by concrete paths. Also included is wifi, potable water, hot showers and an onsite licensed cafe (seasonal). An outdoor hot tub is available to hire. Laundry services have an extra cost too. Powered site costs $48 for the first two people and $10 per extra adult. $5 per child under 16 and under 5 is free. Bookings are recommended. 

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Phone(s):

(06) 382-5744

There are 14 power sites and several tent sites and a dump point available. All sites are $12 per person for non-powered site and $15 per person for powered site. For keys and payment call at the Information Centre in the shopping mall.

Last Update:

9/04/2022
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Address:
17 Seymour Street, Blenheim, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just off State Highway One in Seddon, 25km south of Blenheim, is a camp run by the Awatere Community Trust. Hedges along three sides provide shelter for the flat open camping area. The facilities are clean and tidy and the kitchen has a fridge, two full stoves and microwave. Showers and toilets and a disability suite are provided and your pets are welcome. The camp is adjacent to a children's playground and a huge swimming pool. This stopover is a 5 minute drive to local shopping and 10 minutes to a vineyard and golf course. There are 14 power sites and several tent sites and a dump point available. All sites are $12 per person for non-powered site and $15 per person for powered site. For keys and payment call at the Information Centre in the shopping mall.

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Phone(s):

03 575 7975

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Regional Council Parks
Address:
Brook Road, Awhitu, New Zealand, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Off Brook Road, between Waiuku and Manukau Heads, There is a vast choice
of sites within two defined areas, the Brook camping ground or the Peninsula
camping ground. It is all basically level with grassy sites and clusters of trees.
Although it is a coastal camp, the two beaches are reached by short walking
tracks. There are clean toilets, water and BBQs. No animals are permitted.
There is an attractive nine-hole golf course alongside the park. Camping is
$13 and $6 for adults and children respectively. There is a designated area for
self-contained vehicles. Annual passes are available.

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Phone(s):

09 301 0101
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Address:
7225 Ohura Road, Kohuratahi,, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the top of the Tahora Saddle is a camp ground with fantastic views to the
Central Plateau including Mount Ruapehu. Use the camp as base to explore
the historic trails of the Forgotten World Highway. The campground has no
powered sites but is in a lovely bush setting with simple facilities of a long drop
toilet (with a view!) and a BBQ kitchen. Up near the house there are hard
standing powered sites and a high quality bathroom with hot shower which
can also be used by those camping on the lower area. of the campground.
There is a new outdoor covered kitchen. Your friendly hosts are Rob and
Annie. Unpowered sites are $12 per person, powered hardstand van sites, $25
for 2 people. Excellent rest point for cyclists. Please cash only.

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Phone(s):

(06) 762 5858
Address:
56 Charlotte Street, Balclutha, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The accent here is on comfort, cleanliness and convenience. 24 power sites
are on level gravel, while tent sites are plentiful on the lawns. The grounds
are well lit at night and the camp includes an attractive and spotless kitchen/
dining/lounge. This well-equipped space has all appliances, cooking and eating
utensils, and you can watch the huge flat screen TV while you cook and eat. Sit
outside and enjoy the sun on the paved dining deck. The clean ablutions are
roomy with excellent appointments, gas hot water showers and a disability
unit. A well-equipped laundry with two washing machines, plus a dump point.
Just a short walk to shops and services of Balclutha, your friendly host is John
McGowan. One person $18, two for $36, add $10 for each extra adult.
Children under 5 are free, up to 14 are $5 each.

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Phone(s):

03 418 0088
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Address:
15 Balmoral Station Road, Balmoral, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A large flat area with many beautiful trees, scattered BBQs, and water taps
spaced throughout the park.  No problem to find a park, its a huge area.

You will find a clean toilet block with a disability suite, but take your rubbish with you as this is a zero rubbish camp. A dump point for porta potties only is available and there is a fire ban in place December 1st - March 31st.  The will cost you only $5 per family and season tickets are also available, $70 per annum for frequent users. Please pay at Mockett's Motors (Challenge) in Culverden or use the honesty box provided.

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Phone(s):

03 3148816
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Address:
Domain Road, Bannockburn, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A huge domain camping ground that wends its way around a sports field in
the centre, before moving out to shaded spots under the trees. The old style
kitchen and ablution blocks are still there, but a new block has also been added
with modern and clean facilities throughout. The ablution block includes a
disability suite with free showers on timers, while the modern kitchen/dining
has all amenities including full stoves and a comfortable seating area…and a
bottle chiller fridge that holds books instead of drinks. The other smaller, basic
kitchen has stoves and fridges and a small TV room adjacent, and in the laundry
are six automatic washers. Next door is a tennis court, upmarket children’s play area and bowling green, and a café and hotel are close by. Go walking or
biking or visit the many historical gold mining areas. Eftpos available here, and
your on-site hosts are Jane and Stewart Scott. All sites are $15 per night per
person, children under 12 years are free.

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Phone(s):

03 445 0001
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No. of tent sites:

40

Alerts:

None

Access to Campsite:

Boat or Walking

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

27/5/2023
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk-in or boat-in to this beachside campsite on the Torrent Bay Estuary to Bark Bay section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive on access.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
610 Paekakariki Hill Road, Pauatahanui, Porirua, 5381, New Zealand, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Battle Hill Farm Forest Park is an attractive Regional Park campsite is reached off the Paekakariki Hill Road only 6km north of the Pauatahanui intersection. Enjoy the wide open spaces of rural Wellington and camp in a grassy little dell surrounded by hills and bush and complete with friendly woolly lawnmowers (sheep)! The 500 hectare farm park is a haven for picnickers, walkers, cyclists and horse riders and has many historical features that date from colonial times. Paddle with the kids in the small campside stream or take a walk to the old battle site at the top of the hill, following the new interpretation trail. Basic toilet and basin facilities (with wheelchair access) are cold water only and there is a drinking water tap. Gas BBQ_s are permitted (BYO). Because of the livestock and protected wildlife here, no dogs are permitted - even in vehicles. This park is closed at night and served by an on-site ranger. Camp fees are $6 per adult and $3 per child (16 and under). For group bookings, check with the ranger.The maximum number of campers is 60 people.

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Phone(s):

04 2375511
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Address:
Bay of Islands Holiday Apartments and Campervan Park, 52 Black Bridge Rd, Paihia, 0204, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Bay of Islands Holiday Apartments & Campervan Park, is a delightful small boutique park has 28 campervan sites (17 powered and 11 unpowered). It comes complete with new ablution block which is very spacious and clean and laundry with washing machine and dryer The showers are $2 metered.. It is 250 meters from the beach, three minutes to Haruru Falls, close to the supermarket, two kilometers to the golf course and 1 kilometer to Paihia Village. What more could you wish for, except that there is a great BBQ shelter free for you to use overlooking a natural pond. All sites are $15-$20 per person and $5 for power. Seasonal rates apply. Free unlimited Wi-Fi available. Your new hosts are Lesley and Gary Lucas.

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Phone(s):

09 4026601
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Address:
Bay of Islands Holiday Park 678 Black Bridge Rd Paihia 0204, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Easy to find, this large park is beside the Waitangi River, and an easy drive to
Paihia approx. 6 km away At the entrance is a well stocked shop and office.
The grounds are level with lovely mature trees, a children’s play area, flying fox,
swimming pool and BBQ. The river is safe for swimming, you can hire a kayak.
The main kitchen is very pleasant, light and airy with absolutely everything.
Adjacent is a roomy dining/lounge/TV area with a DVD. In addition to
communal fridge/freezers, refrigerated lockers can be hired at $2.50 per day.
A second kitchen is basic and is next to the ablutions The laundry is well
equipped with automatic machines. A few dining spots are set on the banks
of the river with a views across the water. A dump station is available Many
of the tours will pick up from here. Your friendly host is Gordon. Prices may
vary seasonally. Tariff $32 - $38 (2 persons), $12 per child.

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Phone(s):

09 402 7646
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Bay of Many Coves and Black Rock Campsites limited water supply

Access to Campsite:

Walking, mountain bike

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

28/5/2023
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk or mountain bike in to this backcountry campsite in the Marlborough Sounds. Access is from the Queen Charlotte Track. There is no drive in access.

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
43 Petane Rd, Napier, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just 8 kilometres north of Napier, turn off the main Highway onto Hill Rd,
then turn left onto Patene Road. You will find this camp ground behind the
Bay View Hotel. Great surfcasting 5 minutes away. Central to the camp
is an octagonal service block with semi covered dining area with a fully
equipped covered outdoor kitchen, BBQ, laundry and unisex ablutions and
large showers with disabled access. There is a TV lounge with wifi internet,
and dump station. An onsite bar supplies meals and refreshments. Enjoy a
pig on a spit on Sunday evenings, from 6pm, bookings preferred. All sites are
$14 per person.. Your hosts are Adrian and Trevor

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Phone(s):

06 8366064
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Address:
Dargaville, Seaview Road, Baylys Beach, New Zealand, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Discover Baylys Beach just north of Dargaville. This magnificent mega-beach stretches as far as the eye can see. Although the camp is not beachside, it has pleasant level lawn sites with large perimeter trees. Camping is on 22 sites with power; some have hard stands. Tent space is plentiful. The kitchen is large, with plenty of eating areas both inside and out, and cooking by hot plates, and microwave. A fridge/freezer is provided. A BBQ pavilion has a gas BBQs and a sink. Children have a playground. The ablutions are very clean with good free showers, towel, liquid soap and hand dryers at the basins. The laundry has automatic washing and drying equipment. Nearby is 7 day shopping with two shops, a licensed caf_ and a licensed general store, or visit the Funky Fish. You can hire golf clubs at the camp and there is a dump station for paying guests only. Your hosts, Trish and Mark Rolfe will tell you about Waipoua Kauri Forest trips, and horse treks. Hire a quad bike and see more of the beach. All sites are $18 per adult, $10 per child and the camp is pet friendly.

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Phone(s):

09 439 6349
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Address:
54 Russell Street, Westport, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Park your motorhome within a few steps of the main street, or put your tent up in one of the little gardens tucked away between the buildings. This quirky little hostel come campsite has some amazing murals scattered around, and see if you can spot the topiary kiwi in the garden. You can enjoy two large, well-stocked kitchens, two lounges, and free movies and wireless internet. The showers and toilets are unisex, and a public laundromat is right next door. The hostel has a relaxed atmosphere with free sports equipment, mountain bikes, surf boards and surf trips available, run by the onsite surf school. The RSA has a back entrance next door and there is a free herb garden. Bazil's Bus is available for transport, there is off street parking available and a covered area for bikes and motorbikes. Your friendly hosts are Ray and Steve. Power and tent sites are $18 per person, children are $10, under 5 years are free.

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Phone(s):

03 7896410
Website:

No. of tent sites:

10

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

Boat, walking or mountain bike

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

29/5/2023
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Address:
Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp on the shore of Lake Wakatipu at this boat or mountain bike accessible campsite.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 442 7935
Email/Contact Us: queenstownvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
466 Beach Road, RD 3, Porangahau, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Beach Road Holiday Park is 45km from Waipukurau and is close to both the beach and river where swimming, surfcasting and water-skiing are popular pursuits. The grounds are level, with some gum trees for shade and plenty of permanents in residence. A mini putt course is near the office and there are BBQ and fish-cleaning facilities. The kitchen is open-plan and has TV, dining, books and easy chairs. The cooks corner has a full stove plus extra hot plates and microwaves. There is an outdoor BBQ area beneath a shade sail and a small children's playground. 5km up the road you will find a dairy in the village, a pub and a garage. You can hire kayaks and golf clubs here to explore the river or have a round of golf at the nearby course. The ablutions are roomy and have a separate disabled access suite. The laundry provides automatic machines. Your hosts are Roseanne and Don.

Pricing

Family Units $70 per/night 2 people extra person $15 per night.

Children $8 per/night Children are under 12 years of age.

Family units The double beds only are made up.

Single units $50 per/night 2 people extra person $15 per night.

Children $8 per/night Children are under 12 Years of age.

You will need to bring linen or sleeping bags for single units.

Power Sites $18 per/person per night.

Tent Sites $15 Per/person per night.

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Phone(s):

06 8555281
Email/Contact Us: beachrd@ruralkiwi.com

Last Update:

19/07/2022
Address:
375 Dunns Rd, Oreti Beach, No. 9 RD, Invercargill, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Motorhomes, Caravans, Tents, Cabins, Tourist units, Backpackers, Family accommodation, Group bookings welcome.

Closest Holiday Park to beach. Otatara is a hub of activities suitable for all people, beautiful natural environment.

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Phone(s):

03 213 0400
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@beachroad.nz
Address:
21 Leo Street, Waihi Beach, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Beachaven Kiwi Holiday Park is located in a handy residential street, this park is just a short walk to the beautiful Waihi beach. There are 60 powered sites suitable for tents or motorhomes. The recently renovated facilities block is located In the centre of the park.. For the little ones there is a great new playground with a trampoline. You can even bring your small pets. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

07 8635505

Last Update:

30/1/2024
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Address:
386 Papamoa Beach Road, Papamoa, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A well-manicured park, just across the road from the lovely Papamoa Beach. Enter through the security gate to landscaped grounds. Although leased ground limits casual camping, site space is generous and the on-site shop has ice-creams and sweets. A children’s playground and a BBQ are provided. There are two modern amenity blocks, a well equipped kitchen and an automatic laundry. A dump station and public phone are available for campers. Your hosts are Joe and Sarah Van Duin. 

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Phone(s):

07 572 1337
Email/Contact Us: beachgrove@xtra.co.nz
Address:
1897 Beaumont Highway, SH8, Beaumont, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A small rural campground to the side of the Beaumont Hotel, and next to the river. With about 16 sites on flat land, the camp has recently changed ownership and Is in the process of being upgraded. The small camp kitchen has all amenities and hotplates, ablutions are clean and tidy, and a dump point is provided. This is a good stopover for hunters and fishermen who can relax in the beer garden and tell tall stories, or a good place to rest in after cycling the Clutha Gold Trail which Is metres away. For others there is always a meal at the hotel. Your hosts are Alison and family. Powered and unpowered sites are from $15 per person.

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Phone(s):

03 4859431

All non powered sites are from $22 per person, Powered from $24.

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Address:
2 Belt Road, New Plymouth, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The picturesque Belt Road Seaside Holiday Park urban camp offers level, cliff-top sites with spectacular views over the New Plymouth harbour and port. Mature Pohutukawa trees shade the grounds. Hedged private sites are very inviting. There are around 70 sites with power, plus 43 for tents. Amenities are plentiful and well maintained. Ablutions are in four separate blocks with key access (no extra to pay) and two disabled/family bathrooms are available. Newest communal facility, boast unisex cubicles, including a family bathroom and a disabled bathroom, super large kitchen, laundry, and a lounge with Sky TV (Sports and movies) The three kitchens have a range of cooking options, coffee and food dispensing kiosks and there_s a large covered outdoor area with a coin-operated BBQ. Three well-equipped laundries and a dump point are provided. To keep the smaller members of the family entertained there is a trampoline, and playground. Nearby activities include access to a boat ramp, game fishing, the aquatic centre, mineral pools, or try the coastal walk that starts from the camp and heads straight down to Breakerwater Bay shops and cafes. Or hire a bike from the office if you want to head a bit further afield. Internet access is available throughout the camp. Fish cleaning facilities and a bait freezer are on site. Your hosts are Kevin and Teresa Bowe.

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Phone(s):

06 7580228
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@beltroad.co.nz
Address:
1205 Lower Buller Gorge Rd, Inangahua, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Overlooking the gorge, and with the Buller River just across the road, you will get lovely views from this camp. Sites are behind the licensed cafe/hotel/backpackers, plenty of room on grassy paddocks, or park your van in the carpark. You share the kitchen and bathroom facilities with the back-packers, and you will be glad of the large modern shower and toilet cubicles. Lots of things to do here, walk up Berlin_s Hill, or over to the river, have a bite to eat in the cafe, relax in the garden, or have a drink in the pub. Your friendly hosts are Dean and K.D and the cost per night is only $12 per person.

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Phone(s):

03 7890295
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Address:
88 Martin Farm Road, Kaiteriteri, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

What a lovely setting this camp has, nestled in a sheltered valley with native bush and only a few minutes from Kaiteriteri beach. This peaceful park-like camp is only a short drive to the start of the Abel Tasman track, and you can enjoy kayaking, swimming and tramping from here. Lots of space to choose from; larger groups take advantage of the communal hall in one camping area over the summer period, while another is open all year round, or you can get back to basic camping in the wilderness area and experience long drop toilets. Plentiful ablutions no matter which area you decide to camp in, all spotlessly clean and of good quality. The covered deck where you can sit in the shade and watch the children on the playground, is just one of the family orientated facilities available here. There is also a comfortably furnished lounge and a good dining area, and fully automated laundry facilities. A children_s programme operates at Christmas time and there are other summer activities such as music, movies in the hall and a water slide. Also in summer only is an onsite cafe, a real fruit ice cream truck that also sells fruit and veges. So many things for children and their families to do here, volley ball, a beautifully made concrete table tennis table, paddock golf, petanque, or take a walk to the hustle and bustle on the main beach. There are plenty of sites, with and without power, and some special large ones for big rigs, as well as offering accommodation over winter. Your friendly hosts are Roger and Sue. All tent sites are from $25, powered sites are from $35, and your pets welcome from February to end of November

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Phone(s):

03 5278014
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Address:
91 Willjames Ave, Algies Bay, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Bethshan is situated right on the beachfront at Algies Bay, approx 1 hour north
of Auckland. To get there take State Highway 1 to Warkworth through to
Snells Beach and continue on the main road to Algies Bay. Look for the
camping sign. Turn left into Alexander Road then right at the bottom of the
hill into Willjames Ave. Bethshan is the end of the Willjames on the lefthand
side. Wrapped in beautiful native bush, it encourages a variety of native birds.
Cooking for tenters is by way of modern barbecues. The ablution block is
modern and clean and showers are free, as is use of the internet, laundry,
kayaks dingies and sailboats. Get away from it all and experience fishing and
boating. There are 16 sites with power $20 per adult per night and children
under 14 years are $10 per night. Your friendly hosts are Evan and Shirley
Algie

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Phone(s):

09 4255774
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Address:
271 Big Bay Road, Awhitu Peninsula, RD 4, Waiuku., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A pleasant 30 minute drive to the tip of the Awhitu Peninsula brings you to Big
Bay. (approx 90 minutes from Auckland) This relaxed kiwibatch/holiday park
is across the road from the white sandy beach and a sheltering bluff. The only
shop in Big Bay is found at the entrance to the camp. This new building houses
the camp office and 7-day general store and behind it can be found the new
camper’s pizza oven and outdoor dining area. Take-aways are available in the
summer. The older-style homely kitchen has hot plates and microwave and
plenty of fridge space. The modernised ablutions have metered showers, a
disabled access suite and an automatic laundry. Pets by prior arrangement and
wifi available. Ian and Helen are your hosts. Sites are from $38 per person
(unpowered), or $40 with power. Seasonal rates apply

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Phone(s):

09 2351132
Address:
86 Bignell Street, Whanganui, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated next to Balgownie Wetlands Walkway, the self-contained units offer clean, tidy and affordable accommodation. The rooms are serviced daily and there is plenty of on-site parking available.  Access units are available, just advise your specific needs. Less than 1km (½ mile) from Gonville Shopping Centre where you will find a mini-mart, doctor's surgery, library, post office, etc. Pets are welcome by prior arrangement for a small additional fee. Group rates are available.  Powered sites are available if you prefer to bring your own caravan and our kitchen and ablutions blocks are at your disposal.

Phone(s):

06 3442012
Email/Contact Us: info@bignellstreetmotel.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

8

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

Walking
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

29/5/2023
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Address:
Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campsite is on the popular Billygoat Circuit.

Bookings required.

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

6

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Bay of Many Coves and Black Rock Campsites limited water supply

Access to Campsite:

Walking or mountain bike.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

29/5/2023
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk or mountain bike to this campsite from the Queen Charlotte Track in the Marlborough Sounds. There is no drive in access.

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
RD 4 Hikurangi, Whangaruru, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turn off the coastal road from Russell. Nothing bland about this camp, which
dominates both bays on each side of the isthmus. Water taps are at all 40
power sites. There are 2 blocks of clean basic ablutions. The showers have
$1 tokens. The kitchen is small but clean. Automatic laundry equipment is
provided. The camp store has Eftpos and is open longer hours, during peak
season. Extra charges apply for waterfront sites: beachfront powered sites $22 per person, non
powered $20 and rear tent sites are $21 for power and $19 non powered.
Seasonal Rates apply. Wayne and Tupou are your hosts. Small friendly dogs
are welcome.

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Phone(s):

09 4336759
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Address:
Te Puke, Little Waihi Road, Maketu, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Over the hill from Maketu, this estuary-ringed camp has large, open, level sites bordered by water on two sides. The estuary provides a scenic backdrop, as well as safe swimming and launching for small boats. There is a shop that sells the basics and takeaway meals. Campers have access to two kitchens with stoves, microwave and fridges. There are two automatic laundry facilities and two sets of ablutions - with metered showers. There are 100 powered sites and 45 tents sites - well suited for fishing enthusiasts or, surfies or divers Your friendly hosts are Ian and Bubs Foden. Tent sites are from $10 - $15 per person. Powered sites from $10 - $17 per person.

 

Phone(s):

+64 7 533 2157
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@bledisloeholiday.co.nz
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Last Update:

9/02/2021
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Address:
Blenheim Backpackers and Motor Camp, 27 Budge Street, Blenheim, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Not many sites available on the edge of this busy backpacker complex, and small vans only due to parking room. This is a young person's paradise, looks like a great social atmosphere. Has all the normal amenities that are needed, a bit messy but not too bad. A pool to cool down in, and a very sociable outside BBQ area, as well as an outside covered porch area to grab a book or answer your emails. Your host is Barry.

The rates are detailed in this table:

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Phone(s):

021 034 3913
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@blenheimbackpackers.co.nz
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Last Update:

11/02/2021
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Address:
78 Grove Road, Mayfield, Blenheim, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a large park set over two distinct areas, divided by SH1 and bordered by a meandering river. The main camping area is by the river with tree plantings that divide many of the power sites. The grounds are level and spacious with many shady trees and about 160 sites to choose from. This area has its own excellent amenity blocks with kitchens and dining, ablutions, laundries and disability units. There is a TV room and internet access as well as a swimming pool, trampoline, children’s playground, and undercover BBQ area. Have a dip in the spa pool, there is a dump point and car wash also available on site. Try fishing for your dinner in the river or explore the area on a bike available for hire.
The children can have fun on the hire pedal cars too. A tavern and fast food
outlet is nearby, with a dairy right next door. Your hosts are Leon and Min and their friendly team. Please check current prices on the booking site. Prices are subject to change during peak times.

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Phone(s):

03 5783667
Website:

Studio - Queen & Single
Studio - Queen
Studio - Access
One Bedroom - Queen & Single
One Bedroom - Queen & Two Singles
One Bedroom with King and queen
Two Bedroom
Spa Suite
Double Spa Unit
One Bedroom - Double Family Spa

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Last Update:

12/02/2021
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Address:
78 Charles Street, Blenheim, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Blenheim Palms Motel is situated approximately 100 meters to the central restaurants, bars, cafes, supermarkets, shops, and a 5-minute walk from the Marlborough Conference Centre and ASB Theatre. The Blenheim Palms Motel offers elegant, individually styled motel rooms with FREE WiFi and SKY GUEST SELECT 50+ CHANNELS. Some accommodation offers a hot tub or spa bath.

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Phone(s):

0800 25 67 25 (NZ Only) or +64 3 577 8845
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@blenheimpalmsmotel.co.nz
Address:
Blue Lake Top 10 Holiday Park Lake Tikitapu 723 Tarawera Rd Rotorua, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

From manicured tranquil bush-clad grounds, this park’s outlook over the
serene Blue Lake is magnifcent. A 10 minutes drive from Rotorua, the park
rises gently up a terraced valley behind the offce/store entrance and just
across the road from a gorgeous white sandy beach. The 160 or so sites are
hedged or sheltered by native trees, and the park is criss-crossed with paths
and paved roadways for easy access. The whole 14 acre complex has a well
cared for appearance and is serviced by three kitchens, one being quite new,
roomy free showers, and modern toilet blocks and laundries. A disabled access
suite is provided and there’s a spa pool too. Enjoy your meals in the communal
dining room or cook in the covered BBQ garden. The two playgrounds have
trampolines, plus towards the rear of the camp is a recreation room with TV
and internet, with another separate TV lounge. A dump point, internet access  and payphone are available, and if you tire of the scenery, hire canoes, kayaks
or arrange a local sight-seeing tour. Your hosts are Sheryl and Brian Murray. A tent site will cost from $40 for two people or a powered site from $45 for two people. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

0800 808292
To Book:

Last Update:

10/02/2021
Address:
12 Williams Street, Kaiapoi, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A large complex set of five hectares of grounds, mainly catering for large
groups. Not many sites available, and a few permanents, but what is there
is well maintained in a park-like environment. The camping area has a tiny
field kitchen, disabled facilities, and toilets, also a swimming pool, confidence course and dump facilities are available. You are not able to book ahead in this campground, and availability is dependent on what groups are on site at the time. Pauline and her team are available to help with your enquiries.

Categories:

Phone(s):

03 327 8007
Website:
Address:
Gregory Street, Bluff, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A busy campground in summer, the sites are all open and well groomed, with
a view of the harbour. There is plenty of tent space, plus 17 power sites (13
have hard stands), divided into two sections by a hedge. The clean and tidy
kitchen/dining has an outside raised deck where you can dine overlooking
the water. The clean modern ablutions have gas hot water and a disability
suite, while the laundry has auto machines and a paved area under a clothes
line. The friendly caretaker is Brent Procter. Non powered sites are $20 per
adult, powered sites are $25 per adult, all children 12 and under just $10. An
honesty box is provided if the Brent is not around.

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Phone(s):

027 626 2018
Website:
Address:
Kaikoura,

DESCRIPTION:

This camp has a boat ramp and 15 power points. Basic
camping with showers, toilets and laundry. All sites are $17 per adult.

Categories:

Phone(s):

03 3195348

No. of tent sites:

65

Closed For Winter?:

Closed during winter. Open Labour Weekend to Easter.

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By Campervan, Car or Caravan,

Fees:

Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
Child (5–17 years): $5 per
Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Campsite Pass bookings must be booked online before occupying a site. If you do not pre-book, bookings may be made by campground staff (if present) and will incur a $10 service charge.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

29/5/2023
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Address:
Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A popular and spacious campsite in the Kauaeranga Valley, 6 km north of the visitor centre.

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080
Website:
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

16 non-powered/tent sites

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Boulders Campsite access road damaged

16 non-powered/tent sites

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

24/02/2022
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Boulders campsite, 376 Te Waiti Stream Road, Toatoa, 3197, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Down a gravel road south of Opotiki, you can camp surrounded by nikau palms
and tawa forest next to the Te Waiti Stream. This relaxed, self-registration campsite
is in picturesque surroundings and it is popular for fishing and swimming. Facilities
include toilets, picnic tables, BBQ areas and water supply from the stream. With
room for about 16 tents, no fees for camping here.

Phone(s):

+64 7 315 1001 (Opotiki Office)
Website:
Email/Contact Us: opotiki@doc.govt.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Boundary Creek Campsite closed

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

21/03/2023
Address:
S Hwy 6, Head of Lake Wanaka. Department of Conservation, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Boundary Creek Camping

Area Number of tent sites - 23

Relax on the shores of Lake Wanaka at this easily accessible and quiet campsite. Water sports include motor boating, skiing and fishing. Walks lead from the campsite around the lake.

Note: this camping area is currently closed.

Phone(s):

03 4438365
Address:
510 Seaforth Road, Waihi Beach, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Bowentown Beach Holiday Park lies at the southern end of Waihi Beach. Four
beaches within walking distance offer a choice of surf or sheltered harbour
swimming. The camp provides lots of extras: stock up at the mini-market,
soak in the 6-seater spa or stay in touch via Skype, wireless internet hotspot,
or email kiosks. For families there are kayaks and fun bikes for hire. Sites
are spread across three, well-drained sandy terraces, some with great sea
views out to Mayor Island. A few permanent ‘weekenders’ add to the charm
of this holiday spot. The central, well-equipped amenities are spacious and
immaculately clean. The ablutions offer metered unisex showers, as well as
the single-sex variety and a baby’s bath. A family bathroom and separate
disabled bathroom have been added. Another toilet block gives extra facilities.
There is an automatic laundry along with open-air tubs and wringer. A large social room/kitchen is in house-proud order with both, hob and microwave
cooking, plus fridge/freezer and outdoor BBQ cooking options. Kids have a
playground or on wet days can enjoy the superb Sky TV lounge and games
room. Fishermen will find a boat ramp, boat-park and fish-cleaning facilities at
the ready. A dump point is provided. Your hosts are Dave and Kay

Categories:

Phone(s):

07 8635381

No. of tent sites:

12

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By Campervan, Car or Caravan,

Fees:

Fees
Adult (18+ years): $8 per night
Child (5 - 17 years): $4 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Pay cash on arrival at the self-registration stand at the campsite

The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

30/5/2023
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Address:
Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp amongst the kānuka forest just off SH7 between Hanmer Springs and Lewis Pass. Boyle Campsite is on the Te Araroa Trail and at the end of the five-day tramp on the St James Walkway.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 318 9211
Email/Contact Us: arthurspassvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
2 Bridge Street, Bulls, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Directly off SHwy 1, just south of Bulls township are 12 powered sites located
in a line to the rear of the Motor Lodge. The Rangitikei River is nearby, with
plenty of sites for tents. The kitchen is pleasant with a TV lounge and the
ablutions have excellent showers. The large laundry has an auto washer and
drier and a dump point is provided. Relax in the spa or swimming pool
or venture to the river for a swim or a fish. The country setting is a little
overwhelmed by the adjacent highway and nearby Ohakea Airbase. Pets are
welcome here by arrangement. Your hosts are Denise and Chris Fleming.
Tent sites are $14 per person or with power, $16 per person.

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Phone(s):

06 322 0894
Address:
Brighton Caravan Park & Boat Hire 1044 Brighton Road, Brighton, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This seaside resort is on the south coast, an easy drive from Dunedin. The
grounds are level, with the 24 gravelled power sites, unfortunately most of these are taken up by permanent residents so not many spaces available. All the facilities are well positioned, clean and modern, the kitchen has a stove and
microwave with a trellised and covered BBQ area for inside/outside eating. The
ablution block has disability suites for both sexes, and the laundry is equipped
with automatic machines. With a choice of ocean beach swimming, or a
shallow estuary for the children to play safely, this would be a great family camp.
Boat hire, a dump point and card phone here, as well as a Superette at the gate.
Your friendly hosts are AB and Bronwyn.

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Phone(s):

03 4811404
Address:
Puketui Valley Road, Hikuai, New Zealand, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Broken Hills Number of tent sites - 45 Maximum number of people - 200 Broken Hills campground. Broken Hills campground Camp beside the Tairua River and explore the old gold mining area around the steep cliffs. The Broken Hills Campsite near the end of Puketui Valley Rd is located beside the Tairua River amongst native bush. The camp operates on a first come, first served basis. It has toilets and a rubbish collection area, but no piped water. Water taken directly from the river or streams should be boiled or treated before drinking to reduce the risk of infection. A camp manager regularly visits the site during summer to check on camping, clean facilities and collect fees. An honesty box system operates at other times. Please be considerate to other campers and keep noise levels down. Camping outside designated areas is not permitted.

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Phone(s):

07 8679080
Website:

We have a small campground at the back of the motel complex, which is set amongst shady willow trees and has shared toilets, shower, and cooking facilities. Dumping station available.

Tent site | car $ 20.00
Power | non-power sites $ 35.00
Fully equipped kitchen, communal ablution block.

Dog Policy:

Pets on request

Last Update:

22/12/2022
Address:
34 Dundas Road, Sanson, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated just west of the junction of the Sanson/Wellington/Palmerston North highways, this camp can be accessed either by turning off State Hwy 1 into Philps Street or by looking for the Motel entrance round the corner on State Hwy 3.

We are around an hour and a half out of Wellington.

We have small, simple camping and caravan area at the back of the motel complex, which is set amongst shady willow trees and has shared toilets, shower and cooking facilities.

Listing Tags:

Phone(s):

022 397 8898
Website:
Email/Contact Us: brooklynemotelsanson@gmail.com

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

22/03/2023
Address:
Bucks Road, Tauherenikau, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Enjoy the picturesque campsite above the Tauherenikau River amongst regenerating bush. Camp at the roadend or walk approx 150 metres along the track to the right of the Gorge to a grassy area amongst trees. Walk the Tauherenikau Gorge track or cool off with a swim in the river.

Bucks Road Number of tent sites - 25

Bookings:

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Phone(s):

+64 4 384 7770
Email/Contact Us: wellingtonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
1 Pouatu Street, Tangarakau, RD 27, Stratford, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Some 18km north of Whangamomona, turn east into Raekohua Road, (6km of unsealed road) takes you past the Tangarakau ghost town, to an historic backcountry farm experience. The camp is situated above the Tangarakau River in a lush green valley dotted with trees. This spot is very peaceful and definitely _away from it all_, with homegrown Manuka and Rewa honey available to sample or buy There are six powered sites, plus heaps of tent sites. The kitchen has hot plates, small appliances and a dining area. A large deck off the kitchen overlooks the river. Showers, toilets and a laundry are provided. Linen can be hired. Your hosts is Johanna.Power sites are $15 per person.

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Phone(s):

06 7625546

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Flood damage and restrictions for Marlborough Sounds roads

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

22/03/2023
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Address:
Butchers Flat Camping Area, Wakamarina, Marlborough, 7178, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Butchers Flat Number of tent sites - 20. This grassy flat camping area was once a gold mining area. Picnic, swim or fish in the Wakamarina River and walk or mountain bike on the nearby Doom or Wakamarina Tracks.

Road end, Wakamarina Road near Canvastown between Blenheim and Nelson.

Bookings:

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
20 Tasman Road, Otaki Beach, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Though Byron’s Resort Motels & Campground is just a one hour drive from Wellington, you’ll feel like the city and its stress is worlds away.

Bring your Motorhome or caravan or tent and your family and friends, and stay in our large camping ground. Our camp sites are separated by pretty hedges that offer privacy between camp sites.

Categories:

Phone(s):

06 3648121
Website:
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
805 Cable Bay Rd, Cable Bay 7071, Nelson, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A picturesque 25 minute drive from Nelson, and 2hrs from Picton, turn off at the Cable Bay road at Hira and travel 8km further on a sealed road. This camp with stunning bay views is on the historic cable station site where the first telegraph link came from Sydney in 1876. Large mature native trees surround this camp, and an extra well-sheltered, tenting area over the creek includes a tenting oasis, and in the creek are tame eels. The ablutions are modern and spotless and include disability facilities, while the kitchen has gas hobs, microwaves, fridges and a BBQ under the front covered veranda. At the rear of the building is a laundry with auto washer and dryer. There is safe swimming at the beach, great kayaking, the Cable Bay walkway, a boat ramp (4WD only) and a safety trampoline for the children. Wifi is available and camping with dogs is by request, please book first. The whole area is steeped in history, so talk to your friendly hosts Josephine and Nigel whose family have been here since 1920.

Phone(s):

03 545 0003
Website:
Email/Contact Us: camp@cablebayholidaypark.nz

Last Update:

08/02/2021
Address:
219 Cairnmuir Road, Bannockburn, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This family orientated no frills camp occupies a sunny plateau above the lake, and occupies a large area so plenty of room for all. The camp has lots of large well-grown trees, 45 power sites and around 30 for tents. The kitchen/dining has full stoves, microwave, plenty of fridges and a TV. A wood burner in the corner and a servery makes it a homely place to relax. The clean ablutions feature four unisex maxi-showers and a disability suite, and the well-equipped laundry has a bath for the wee ones. A children_s playground and a dump site are provided. This is a great are for fishing, swimming, boating, tramping and skiing, and for the connoisseur the vineyards and restaurants are close by. Your hosts are Martine and Steve McDowell. Powered and non-powered sites are from $14 per adult per night, children are half price, and under five are free.

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Phone(s):

03 4451956
Website:

Last Update:

10/5/2023
Address:
32 Scott Street, Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Share with us in playing and staying in our peaceful and spacious slice of the lovely tree-lined town of Cambridge.
The perfect option for school and sports groups but also travellers looking to make the most of our beautiful Te Awa Cycleway.

Cambridge TOP 10 also known as THE BASE...

Located just 6.7 km from Lake Karapiro, 5.4 km from the Advantidrome and the closest TOP 10 holiday park to Hobbiton Movie set.

Relax and enjoy the space and onsite facilities - enjoy an evening family or group BBQ under our covered BBQ area while the kids make friends playing on the jumping pillow. During the Summer, challenge the family to a game of tennis before taking a stroll into town to experience fine dining and a walk along the river.

We are excited to offer our guests new, modern accommodation options within the Park and we look forward to meeting you soon.

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Listing Tags:

Phone(s):

07 8275649
Website:

No. of tent sites:

30

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Predator control for Wānaka area

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

24/3/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
State Highway 6, Department of Conservation, 15 minutes north of of Makarora township, beside SH6. Gravel road., Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Cameron Flat  Camp is near the Makarora River. Plenty of great activities are available nearby such as hunting, tramping or fishing. Beautiful environment.

Number of tent sites - 30 unpowered

Bookings required.

Phone(s):

027 269 6871
Email/Contact Us: wanakavc@doc.govt.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Predator control for Wānaka area

Bookings not required - first come, first served

6 bunk beds

Overseeing Body:

Thanks to the Department of Conservation for information on this hut

Last Update:

25/05/2023
Address:
Kuripapango campsite, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

From the Cameron carpark you can walk to Kuripapaango Trig or Cameron Hut. Tramps to Kiwi Saddle, Kaweka Range, Kiwi Mouth Hut and Back Ridge are also available.

The route from the Cameron Carpark to the Cameron Hut follows the Ngaruroro River. It begins just upriver from the water gauge. As at least 30 fordings are necessary it can only be negotiated when the Ngaruroro River is not in flood.

Phone(s):

+64 6 834 3111
Email/Contact Us: napier@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

20

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Kenepuru Road closed to visitors > Camp Bay Campsite limited water supply

Access to Campsite:

By boat or hiking.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only.

Last Update:

3/7/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is in a sheltered bay with fishing, boating, walking, mountain biking, plus a lodge with a bar, small shop and restaurant nearby.

Mountain bikes are only permitted on the Queen Charlotte Track between Ship Cove and Camp Bay between 1 March and 30 November.

In December, January and February you can only mountain bike from Camp Bay to Punga Cove or to Kenepuru Saddle via the direct track to the road.

Fees:

Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

  • Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
  • Child (5–17 years): $5 per night
  • Infant (0–4 years): free

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

20/03/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
18 Raiha St, Elsdon, Porirua, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island 5022

DESCRIPTION:

Watch the motorway traffic jams and city lights from this hillside vantage point!
Turn off the main highway heading north into Porirua and follow the blue
TransitNZ camp signs. The camp sits on a sunny plateau overlooking Porirua
harbour. There are two camping areas with views and a bush backdrop that
provides walks and native birdlife. Portacom ablution units for male and
female are clean and well placed, but with a central changing area. There are a tidy and well-equipped kitchen building with an outdoor dining area (great views!), two toilets, dump station and an automatic laundry.

Only 18 kms to the Interisland ferries.

There are twenty campervan sites, 10 powered and 10 non-powered and 15 grassed tent sites.

Charges are best viewed on the online booking form.

Phone(s):

+64 4 237 8987
Email/Contact Us: info@campelsdon.co.nz
Address:
7 Domain Drive, Otrohanga, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Backing onto the famed Otorohanga Kiwi House & Native Bird Park and
with the town domain on the other boundary, this small, neat camp is a great
holiday spot. Shaded by mature trees and offering a number of hard stands for campervans, you can hear kiwi call at night and view glow worms in the
bush nearby. The facilities block includes a well-appointed kitchen with clean
ablutions, hot shower and a laundry with washing machine and tumble dryer
($2 coins). There are 14 powered sites. This camp ground is cared for (apart
from cleaning) by volunteers who are very hospitable and welcoming. All
profits from this camp go to the Otorohanga Kiwi House, a Not-for-Profit
conservation and wildlife centre taking care of Kiwis, native birds and reptiles
adjacent to the camp. Powered sites for camper vans cost $14 per adult per
night and $7 for children per night (plus a $7 daily power surcharge per site);
unpowered sites for tents cost $14 per adult per night and $7 for children.

Categories:

Phone(s):

07 8737391

5 Kitchen cabins, priced from $70 for two people. $10 extras. $140 peak season, up to 5 people (Bedding may be hired)
1 Deluxe kitchen cabin from $90 per night for 2 people. $20 extras. $190 peak season, up to 5 people.
1 Cove Bach from $100 per night for 2 people, $20 extras. $220 peak season rate for up to 5 people
Self-contained from $100 per night for 2 people.
$20 extras, $240 peak season, up to 5 people.

Address:
869 Cove Road, RD 2, Waipu Cove, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp Waipu Cove is right on the foreshore as you can see. Within the camp are 140 powered sites and 32 non powered sites, these are well lit at night. Throughout the camp modern amenities blocks have heaps of hot water, spacious and airy ablutions with metered showers, nice kitchens, dining areas and laundries which are well-equipped with automatic machines. There is an all weather TV room, adventure play equipment, trampolines, a boat ramp and a medical facility are available in summer. Wi-fi (additional cost) and a dump station are available too. No animals here please. Your hosts are Anton and Lucy. Power sites are from $22 for 1 adult, and non-power from $20. Seasonal rates apply. Site rates are $44 peak (unpowered) for 2 adults, $38 shoulder, and $34 winter. Follow us on Facebook.

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Phone(s):

(09) 432-0410
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@campwaipucove.com
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp will accommodate around 50 people in an area which is popular
with mountain bikers, trampers and cavers. It is also the main access-way to
the 176 metre marble shaft known as Harwood’s Hole. “Canaan Downs” is
central to some of the South Island’s most popular holiday spots including
the Abel Tasman Kahurangi National Park and Golden Bay and is well worth
a stopover for anyone just wanting a lovely spot to camp.

Phone(s):

03 5281810

No. of tent sites:

3

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By boat,

Fees:

Fees
Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

Adult (18+ years): $6 per night
Child (5 - 17 years): $3 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

30/5/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A remote campsite with hunting and water-based activities near by.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Waihau Bay, RD 3 Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Look for the large orange float on the tree by the gateway. From here,
your host June McDonald can arrange private seaside camping for you. The
camp is 10 minutes drive away on coastal farmland. There is no power in
the rudimentary building that houses the kitchen/living areas, with a Kent
woodburner and gas cooking. There is a flush toilet.  There is good fishing off the
rocks. June takes guided walks on the history of the area, a marae visit and
traditional medicinal uses of native plants. You can take a 2 hour walk to the lighthouse or many other shorter walks. Campsites are from $10 per person.

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Phone(s):

07 325 3697
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Address:
Capital Gateway Motor Inn, 1 Newlands Rd, Newlands, 6037, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

As the name suggests, this is an inner city haven against the vagaries of the
Wellington wind and unpredictability of Interisland Ferry sailings. Situated at
the entrance to the suburb of Newlands and seven minutes from the central
city. Tucked in the corner at the rear of the motel are the 27 all weather
campervan-sites with a bush backdrop and extensive grassed area with picnic
tables. The amenities block houses a small modern kitchen with two islands
of hot plates and a microwave; a TV/dining room and bathrooms with two
showers (disabled access) and two toilets each. If you don’t feel like cooking,
pay a visit to the licensed restaurant/bar on-site. A dump station is provided.
There are no tent sites here.

Categories:

Phone(s):

+64 4 478 7812 or (NZ) 0800 422 748
Email/Contact Us: capitalgateway@xtra.co.nz

Last Update:

11/01/2024
Address:
52 Opouri Road, Rai Valley, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turn onto Tennyson Inlet Road at Rai Valley and this camp is about half a
kilometre over a bridge on the right. Freedom camping is available outside the fence.

Categories:

Phone(s):

03 571 6201
Address:
181 Somme Parade, Aramoho,, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The camp is directly behind the Caroline's Boatshed Bar and Eatery and TAB and beside the river and the railway line. The cluster of permanent living caravans and house buses, and the back yard bits and pieces around the place give the camp a lived-in, rather than a holiday feel. The ablutions and kitchen are basic. Bruce is the on-site manager.

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Phone(s):

(06) 281 3377
Website:
Address:
57 Marine Parade, Carters Beach, Westport, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just a hop, step and a jump from the beach, this gorgeous camp has room for up to 140 campers, 55 sites with power, spacious, and most overlooking a safe swimming beach. Quiet, clean and friendly is the motto of this camp, and you can see it everywhere you look. The amenities are generous and clean, there seem to be ablution blocks every time you turn around. They include a baby_s bathroom and disabled suite, and another building housing four family bathrooms. The spacious stainless kitchen has a large chiller fridge and all other amenities, and there is an attractive sunroom/dining set up next door. At the end of the building is an inviting undercover BBQ area with seating. There is a separate lounge/TV room, and a games room that includes arcade games and table hockey, and two internet kiosks are available. The well-equipped laundry has several washers and dryers, while the children_s playground at the far end of the grounds is a good one, including an in ground trampoline, fenced on three sides for safety. You will get a lovely greeting as you come into the reception from your friendly hosts Chrissy and Carl. Tent sites are $36 to $38 for two, extra adults are $18 to $19. Power sites $42 to $46 for two, extra adults are, and children aged 1 to 14 years are $10.

Categories:

Phone(s):

0508 937876
To Book:

Last Update:

21/04/2022
Address:
Carterton Holiday Park Belvedere Road, Carterton, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Carterton Holiday Park is restful camping for the traveller in well-kept, quiet surroundings, not far from the main road and the bustling village shops. There are 32 powered sites divided by shrubs into private individual bays, and room for 50 tents on tidy attractive sites. It also boasts 6 fully furnished, heated and carpeted self-contained units sleeping up to 6 people.  All linen and bedding is provided in self-contained units. Plus 4 basic cabins sleeping up to 7 people. An appealing kitchen provides stove and microwave plus a fridge. A glassed-in dining area has a TV and opens to a covered terrace with BBQ. A dump station, washing machines and dryer are provided. The centrally-located ablution block is well-appointed and includes full disabled access facilities. Your hosts are Phil and Sharrie. All sites are $38 for two people.

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Phone(s):

06 379 8267
Website:

No. of tent sites:

120

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Predator control for Eglinton Valley

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan,

Fees:

Fees
Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Pay at the time of booking.

Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Campsite Pass bookings must be booked online before occupying a site. If you do not pre-book, bookings may be made by campground staff (if present) and will incur a $10 service charge.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry

Last Update:

31/5/2023
Address:
Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a standard campsite in northern Fiordland that is good for larger vehicles.

Bookings required.

Phone(s):

+64 3 249 7924
Email/Contact Us: fiordlandvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
3 Jetty Road, Castlepoint, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Adventure awaits at this dramatic seaside environment some 64 km from
Masterton. The road winds through picturesque Wairarapa countryside. An
avenue of tall palms leads into the camp, which is situated right on a safe
beach, protected by the outcrop of Castlepoint rock and lighthouse. A cardswipe
gate controls access to the 120 powered sites (all with taps), plus 15
tent sites. In this terraced area sites are varied, some with shady trees and
all with shelter fences. The beach front sites offer great sea views and there
is a kids’ playground. The modern amenities are clean and bright with lots
of extras. The large kitchen extends to a dining and comfy TV lounge room,
and there is internet access in the office.. The ovens are coin-operated. Hire
a boogie board. Visit the pub, petrol station and golf course near by. Pets
by arrangement between end of Easter and labour weekend only. A dump
station is provided. Kerry and Lynell are your hosts. All sites are from $18
per adult. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

06 3726705

No. of tent sites:

30

Closed For Winter?:

Closed during winter. Open Labour Weekend to Easter.

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan

Fees:

Fees
Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
Child (5–17 years): $5 per
Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Campsite Pass bookings must be booked online before occupying a site. If you do not pre-book, bookings may be made by campground staff (if present) and will incur a $10 service charge.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

31/5/2023
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Address:
Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp on the river banks, 6 km north of Kauaeranga visitor centre.

Bookings required.

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
21 Ryley Street, Owaka, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Behind the Catlins Inn, south of Balclutha, is a tiny wee camp, with 12 tent sites, and 8 powered sites. Unfortunately there is no kitchen, and the showers and toilets are very basic but clean and well maintained. A small laundry area houses a twin tub washing machine. The public dump station is 200m away, as is the museum, information centre, and fuel station. Eat in at the Inn, or grab a takeaway, this area may be okay for an overnight stop. Your host is Michelle.

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Phone(s):

03 415 8350
Email/Contact Us: catlinsinn@clt-trust.co.nz
Address:
119 Tainui Street, Greymouth, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Behind the Challenge Service Station is this RV park situated on what used to be
a car lot. The small area is all sealed, and the fairly new amenities include disability
access to showers and toilets, several washing machine and dryers, and a dump
station. There was no kitchen when we visited, but we are told there is one about
to be built, and there is free wi fi.  It's not the prettiest camp spot but is great if you
are wanting to be close to town. There are 20 power sites available from $25.

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Phone(s):

021 1191447
Website:
Address:
209/11 Tweed St, Invercargill, New Zealand, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Right in the heart on Invercargill, this camp surprises you with its large mature trees and well looked after gardens. There are 30 power and tent sites tucked away round the back of this city street. The main amenities block has an excellent large kitchen/dining/lounge with appliances and a huge variety of eating and cooking utensils, and a whiteboard to leave messages for fellow travellers. There is wheel chair access and a separate shower and toilet room and are in pristine condition with eco-friendly lighting, gas hot water, and electronically controlled showers. The laundry has coin operated auto washers and dryers, 200mb of free wifi per adult per night, and a dump station. This camp is close to supermarkets, the famous _Splash Palace_ and a ten minute walk to the centre of town. Powered sites are $22 for one adult, $37 for two, extras $16. Non-powered sites are $18 for one, or $33 for two, extras $16.

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Phone(s):

03 2142226
Address:
Charleston, Buller District, West Coast, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the scenic coastal highway some 26km south of Westport is this lovely camp surrounded by native bush. There are 15 power sites (most on gravel) and around 100 tent sites, all on level ground with trees and punga for shade. Reasonably close to both sea and river fishing, you can also go gold mining tours, underwater cave rafting and a cafe just down the road. The kitchen is a bright and airy space that comes fully equipped, alongside it is another room with seating and TV. The ablutions have all been recently updated, they include a beautiful wooden vanity unit and are tastefully decorated. The laundry has washing machines and dryers, and is newly painted, and wireless internet is available. A new addition is a children's playground, and pets are permitted by arrangement. Your hosts are Graeme and Lana. Tent sites are $15 per person, power sites are $17 per person. Children under 12 years are half price, and under 5 years are $2.50.

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Phone(s):

03 7896773
Website:
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Pets are welcome by arrangement.

Last Update:

20/03/2022
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Address:
44 Ward Road, Cheviot, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

What a beautiful setting this camping ground is in. A well cared for, tree
sheltered camp with numerous tent sites and 10 power points. You can enjoy
peace and quiet in a relaxed atmosphere. A round of golf maybe, or a walk
to the top of the hill to take in the views, perhaps you would like to try your
hand at fishing in the nearby rivers. A swimming pool with a deck, seating and
a BBQ is provided for your enjoyment. The roomy fully equipped kitchen/
dining area has been upgraded and there are plenty of tables and chairs, as well
as provision for outside dining. The laundry has new coin operated washers
and dryers, and the ablutions are very clean, with towels available for campers.

Pets are welcome by arrangement. Per night prices are, power sites are $35 for two, $25 for one. Non powered are $30 for two and $20 for one. Extra Adults are $10 each and Children are $5 each per night.

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Phone(s):

03 319 8607
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@cheviotmcc.co.nz
Address:
Cheviot Trust Hotel, 43 Hall St, Cheviot, Canterbury, 7310, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Behind the hotel is a basic campground with room for 10 powered sites,
separated and sheltered by hedges. The ablutions are basic and the laundry is
available on request. There is no kitchen but meals are available at the hotel.
Sites are $10 per person.

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Phone(s):

03 3198616
Website:
Address:
5 Kidbrooke Street, Woolston, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This holiday park has been sold and is now closed. Please refer to other Christchurch Camping Grounds.

Off Linwood Ave, is this pretty little camp, 5km from the centre of Christchurch, with a perimeter of tree lined campsites. The centre hosts a clean, pleasant kitchen opening to a courtyard BBQ garden. Excellent ablutions, with piped music, include a disability suite and a good laundry. Of the 40 large power sites, many have hard stands. A special sheltered area close to the amenities has been set aside for tenters, and a swimming pool and children's playground are centrally placed. Internet access is available in the comfortable TV lounge, a 7-day shop is next door to the camp and there is free wifi and a dump station. Your hosts are Ross and Christine. Sites are from $36 for two people.

(Formerly All Seasons)

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Website:

Last Update:

5/4/2023
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Address:
2-12 Chester Road, Clareville, Carterton, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Clareville Campground is centrally located in the heart of the Wairarapa region, within the grounds of the Clareville Complex.  Conveniently located just off SH 2, in Chester Road, 2km north of Carterton and 10km south of Masterton.  Clareville Campground offer powered and non powered sites in our landscaped grounds complete with ornamental pond, ducks and picnic area, all located in a pleasant rural setting.  Motor Homes, Caravans, and tents are most welcome.

Site fees can be found here...

Kitchen & Laundry facilities available
Pets allowed (dogs must be on a lead)

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Phone(s):

027 858 7878 or 06 379 8124
Website:
Email/Contact Us: office@waiaps.org.nz
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Address:
226 Torkar Rd, Clarks Beach, 2122, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a popular holiday spot, an easy 35-minute drive from Auckland airport.
The attractively landscaped grounds are tucked into a sheltered bay with water
on two sides and a golf course on the third. Camp on sunny, terraced sites
- most equipped with power, water and sewerage facilities. Relax in the arge, covered swimming pool, with picnic and BBQ facilities, try your hand
at mini-golf. The TV and recreation room has great views across the harbour.
The kitchen offers plenty of appliances, refrigeration, a preparation area,
and a breezeway alongside provides dining space. Ablutions include smart
shower cubicles (metered), with a baby’s bath and disabled access toilet and
shower. Additional unisex showers and toilets are also provided. An excellent
automatic laundry has iron and board. Water-sport enthusiasts are catered
for with on-site kayak hire, fish cleaning, and boat parking, with a choice of boat
ramps nearby. Much care has been taken in landscaping the camp to give it a
pleasant, relaxed, resort atmosphere. A special area is designated for campers
with dogs.  Tariff: $44 per night for up to 2 persons, $22 per night per extra adult, $11 per night per extra child (children age 1-12) babies under 1 free.

 

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Phone(s):

09 232 1685
Website:

No. of tent sites:

4

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Alerts:

None

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car and/or caravan.

Fees:

Free!!

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

4/7/2023
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Address:
Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A basic but large campsite in the Tūrangi/Taupō area. A good place to base yourself to explore the area.

This campsite is at the start of the Hinemaiaia Track.

Phone(s):

+64 7 384 7106
Email/Contact Us: turangi@doc.govt.nz

Our sites are priced for 2 people:
$40 for Powered
$35 for Non- Powered
$30 for a Tent site

Additional people are $10 each and under 5 years are free.

We also have cabins available from $89.

Last Update:

7/11/2020
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Address:
495 Clifton Road, Te Awanga, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island 4180

DESCRIPTION:

Clifton Beach Reserve Motor Camp is right at the gateway to the gannet colony at Cape Kidnappers, this beachfront camp is a popular spot with fisherfolk and surf lovers. A long narrow camp spread out along the seafront, where you can park up and enjoy the spectacular sea vistas. Situated at the roadend, entry is a barrier arm and there is a casual parking fee for daytrippers. With 155 mainly powered sites, and many permanent setups. There is an extension camp on the road before the office to cater for the busy season. The large kitchens have two stoves plus hotplates. Two blocks of ablutions offer free showers (hot water is turned off during the day in busy season). The automatic laundry equipment is plentiful. A dump station, outdoor showers, plenty of taps and rubbish bins are provided. The on-site shop has basic supplies and almost opposite is a very popular cafe, restaurant and bar. Book for Labour Weekend, Easter time or Christmas.

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Phone(s):

06 875 0263 or (027) 556 6757
Website:
Email/Contact Us: cliftoncamp@xtra.co.nz
Address:
8 Greyhound Road, Hokitika, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This lifestyle park is now permanently closed.

In a rural setting with a small lake, great views of the mountains and close
to the sea, this camp ground is run by people who know about camping.
Landscaped grounds with room for tents, the 12 powered sites are all on
hard gravel, and some cater for large vehicles. The buildings have had a
lovely make over with a modern, clean kitchen, gas hobs, fridge, microwave
and wall oven.  The tastefully decorated dining/lounge has a log/coal file,
while the spotless modern ablutions have spacious showers.  Other facilities
include a laundry, fire BBQ and scattered throughout the grounds are picnic
tables. Relax around the brazier in the evening with your marshmallows.
or watch the eel feeding at 7pm nightly. Free range eggs are available from
your cheerful hosts Murray and Sharon Jordan. Sites are $15 per person
and $30 for two, children are charged at $1 for each year of age to 15.

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Phone(s):

03 7556050
Website:
Address:
25 Ohuanga Rd, Turangi, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

See Tongariro Junction Accommodation (complex has changed hands).

Close to the Turangi shopping precinct, this large complex has expansive parklike grounds, sweeping roads and log-style buildings. About to change hands, it
is hoped that the place will get the attention it badly needs from new owners.
The basic kitchen and dining area has essential equipment and BBQ tables
for dining, while outside there is more room for eating. Tenters can camp
close to the kitchen and toilets, and there are hardstands for motorhomes and
campervans. There is a spa/sauna available, Sky TV and internet on enquiry, as
well as a coin operated laundry, drying rooms and a dump station for guests
only. All sites $15 per person.

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Phone(s):

07 3867492

Bookings Essential
Please phone 03 543 9179 or fill out their contact form.

To Book:
Address:
345 Queen Street, Richmond, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The sociable camper will get a kick out of this one as the local RSA makes its
clubrooms here. There is a generous area with plenty of trees, very close to
the commercial centre of Richmond. Mostly populated by permanents, there
is the odd spot available for tents and vans. Good tiled ablutions, there is a
disability unit, the laundry is well equipped and there is a dump point available.
A well equipped kitchen is provided with all appliances as well as a book swap,
and a phone is available. All amenities are clean and tidy. As part of the club
facilities is a full restaurant, and you sign in to the club as part of your stay. All
sites from $25 (effective March 2023)

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Phone(s):

03 543 9179
Website:
Email/Contact Us: reception@clubwaimea.co.nz
To Book:

Last Update:

12/01/2023
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Address:
141 Roxburgh East Road, Roxburgh East, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a lovely little family campground, set amongst the backdrop of hills and history, and a dredge pond at the end of the camp, experience the natural beauty of Central Otago. The camp has undergone many upgrades and alterations over the last couple of years, and it shows. The playground facilities for children are many, from tyre swing to swimming pool, table tennis, to trampoline. The kitchen has been updated, is modern and has everything you could need, includes indoor and outdoor dining spaces. There are private toilets/showers, and spacious well-kept grounds, laundry facilities and free internet are available, plus animals in the nearby fields for the children to play with. Pets are welcome by arrangement. All facilities are scrupulously clean. On the Clutha Gold Cycle Trail, this would be a great place to stop overnight, there are walks nearby too, or fantastic fishing spots along the Clutha River with easy access on a track from the campsite. All shops, cafes and amenities are within energetic walking distance. Christine is your friendly host.

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Phone(s):

+64 3 446 8364 / 027 203 7061
Website:
Email/Contact Us: cluthagoldcottages@xtra.co.nz

Dog Policy:

No Dogs Allowed

Last Update:

16/10/2021
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Address:
7 Whitby Street, Clyde, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

We cater for Large Motorhomes, Caravans, Camper Vans, Tents or sleeping in your backpacker vehicle can all be done at our campground

Camp facilities: Powered Sites, Non Powered Sites and Basic Cabins

Our Cabins are designed for Singles, Couples and Families of 5 maximum, they are Basic (no ensuite) bottom sheet and pillow (s) provided, small fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster along with some basic crockery/cutlery

Accommodation Charges:

Power and Non Power $20.00pp
Cabins from $60.00 (1-2 adults) Extra $20.00 Child $10.00

Guest Only Facilities: coin operated laundry & showers $2.00 each. Dump
Strictly No Pets.

Peak: Bookings are essential December, January, Labour and Easter Weekends

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Phone(s):

022 4115 125 (preferred) or 03 449 2713
Email/Contact Us: clydeholidaypark@gmail.com
Address:
705 Tay Street, Invercargill, New Zealand, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Part of a camping and motel complex, this retro campground has basic facilities but is spotlessly clean. Great for big groups, the large kitchen has room for two long dining tables, as well as cooking space around three walls. The roominess and cleanliness is mirrored in the large toilet and laundry areas, where there are all the facilities you need. There are 20 powered and unpowered sites available for motorhomes, caravans and tents, and all sites are close to the amenities block. There is a dump station, wifi is available, and the popular Stables restaurant is on site. This family restaurant is open to all diners, house guests and the public, offering a good quality bistro type menu in comfortable and informal surroundings, and is fully licensed. Pets of responsible owners are welcome, and there is a 10% discount for NZMCA members. Rhian Cotter is your host, powered sites are $34 for two, or $25 for one, and unpowered $14 per person.

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Phone(s):

0508 426224
Address:
15 Colac Bay Road, Colac Bay, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This quiet holiday park is above a beautiful seaside bay with views of the rolling hills, and protection from the prevailing wind is provided by mature trees and hedges. The kitchen has all amenities including pots and pans, and a covered outside area that is edged by cabins. The showers, toilets and laundry are clean and tidy. There is a BBQ and a log fire in the TV room. This is a good spot for surfing, fishing and tramping or enjoying a meal at the adjacent tavern bistro. Free wifi is available and pets are welcome, they might want to join the friendly pony in the small paddock in the middle of camp. Your friendly hosts are Jilly and Wazza. 30 powered sites are available at $20 each, and $35 for two people, while un-powered sites are $17 for one or $30 for two. Children are $8 each.

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Phone(s):

03 2348399
Website:

No. of tent sites:

8

Closed For Winter?:

Rainbow Road provides access to the campsite. This is a toll road with access restrictions – see Rainbow Station for details.

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Possum control operation in Upper Wairau – Rainbow area

Access to Campsite:

By 4wd, mountain bike,

Fees:

Free to camp. Road access fees apply.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

31/5/2023
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This remote campsite is a great base camp for 4WD. Fish for trout, or kayak on the river.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Located in Upper Wairau River area in the Nelson/Tasman region

Phone(s):

+64 3 521 1806
Email/Contact Us: nelsonlakesvc@doc.govt.nz
To Book:
Address:
5 Williams Street, Collingwood, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Attractively located in the heart of Collingwood, at high tide the camp is nearly
surrounded by water, and there are sea and estuary views throughout the
camp. There is a variety of sites, all on level ground, both shady and waterfront.
Two amenity blocks are provided, plus an area with ensuite cubicles, all clean
and tidy. The kitchen and dining has all appliances, crockery and cutlery are
available, and an adjoining cosy sitting room with internet access. Both rooms
have a TV and outside seating under the veranda is a nice spot. The laundry
has automatic washers and dryers. This is a great area for fisking, hiking and
swimming, and with a tennis court right next door as well, this is perfect for a
family holiday. Your friendly hosts are Gary and Chrissy Clements

Tent, caravan and motorhome sites range from sitting on the water front to the more sheltered site amongst the trees.  Pricing is for 1-2 people:

Coastal – powered $42 (peak) or $38 (off peak)

Non-coastal – powered $38 (peak) or $34 (off peak)

Non-coastal – non-powered $34 (peak) or $30 (off peak)

Phone(s):

03 5248149
Website:
Address:
Collingwood Park Motel, 1 Tasman Street, Collingwood, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This lovely little camp spot in the heart of the Collingwood township, boasts beautiful views to the estuary and nicely landscaped sites. Four powered sites, all with estuary views, are provided on flat ground, with a pleasant outdoor BBQ area under shady trees. All the modern and spotlessly clean amenities you could possibly need - a small kitchen, all-in-one shower and toilet units, one with disabled access, as well as free wifi and a commercial grade laundry. You can hire bikes and tandems here for a look around the surrounding area, or chuck a fishing line in from your camp spot. Pets are welcome but by arrangement only, and your hosts are the friendly Ann and Alan Blackie. A site will cost you $35 for two, NZMCA discounts available.

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Phone(s):

03 524 8499
Address:
Wharf Road, Colville Bay, Coromandel., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Colville Bay Motel and Motor Camp is a half an hour_s drive north of Coromandel, this neat and tidy motel and camp spot overlooks a tranquil tidal bay. Despite the remote location, this is very civilised accommodation with a warm, friendly welcome. Enjoy uncrowded camping on well groomed sites behind the motel. There are sites with power and plenty of room for tents. Sites are neatly defined and have both gravel and grass parking. A modern building provides 4 unisex shower and toilet cubicles, including a disabled access suite. Although there is no kitchen, a porch shelter offers washing-up facilities and fridge/freezer, or you can cook in the appealing BBQ arbor with ample covered dining space. A laundry, dump station and private spa room (additional charge) are provided. Enquire about the fishing or bus trips and clean your catch at the fish cleaning station. A fish smoker is available. Your hosts, Wendy or Mark, will look after you. Tent sites are $10 per person or $12 per person for powered sites.

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Phone(s):

07 8666814
Address:
874 Purangi Rd, Cooks Beach, Whitianga Coromandel Peninsula, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the corner of Purangi Road and Rees Avenue on the way to Cooks Beach you will find this wonderful resort camp with 150 generous sized powered sites. A solar heated swimming pool, toddlers paddling pool, hot tub and children's adventure play ground make this a wonderful place for all the family. Spacious high quality kitchen , communal BBQ_s area, lounge with Sky TV and laundry facilities. Boat washing and fish filleting station complete with bait freezer for those on a fishing trip with friends. 3km to the passenger ferry into Whitianga and only 15 mins to Hahei and Hot Water beach. Cabins cottages and chalets available as well as free wifi.

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Phone(s):

07 8665469
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@cooksbeachresort.co.nz
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Address:
636 Rings Road, Coromandel-PO Box 86, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A short walk from Coromandel town centre, the Coromandel TOP 10 Holiday Park is ideally located to discover the Coromandel. There are level sites (both grass and hardstand), including 30 with power and a tenting area with a pleasant rural outlook. Willows and hedges give shelter and a pleasant heated swimming pool enclosure has a BBQ. Three smart kitchens with modern appliances are provided and the sparkling ablution blocks have metered showers. The automatic laundry has ironing equipment and a dump station. There is a jumping pillow for the littler kids. Bikes may be hired and there is a large fish cleaning and boat wash area on-site.

Your hosts are Caron and Sean. Power and tent sites are from $25 to $30 per person. Seasonal rates apply and pets by arrangement.

Phone(s):

07 866 8830
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@coromandeltop10.co.nz
To Book:
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Address:
Coronation Park, 780 East Street, Netherby, Ashburton, Canterbury, South Island 7700

DESCRIPTION:

Plenty of campsites to choose from, including powered and non-powered, grassed sites and hard sites. Tents, caravans and campervans are all welcome.

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Phone(s):

03 308 6603
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@coronationpark.co.nz
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Address:
40 Ocean Beach Road, Mount Maunganui, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A favourite Mt Maunganui camp spot, this intimate camp is just a few minutes
walk from the ocean beach. Spread across tidy grounds, all 70 sites have
power and there is a large, well-fenced swimming pool and hot tub. An
excellent tiled ablution block offers retro-styled free showers and dressing
cubicles. The well-equipped kitchen is spotlessly clean and the laundry has
automatic equipment. For those summer evening get-togethers, a breezeway BBQ and alfresco dining area beside the pool are very inviting. There are TV and internet kiosks. Or the kids can entertain themselves in the games room equipped with arcade games and a pool table. Your hosts are Greg and Vicki.
All sites are from $22 per person. Seasonal rates apply. Open 20 Dec till
Easter.

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Phone(s):

07 5755899
Website:
Address:
67 Whittaker Road, Rotorua, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A camping location that boasts under-floor geothermal heating for your tent
so no chance of getting cold here! Enjoy a host of experiences in this cosy
camp environment, try cooking using the outdoor steam hangi oven, soak away
your cares in the hot mineral pools, dig your own hot pool in the lakeshore
(spade supplied) or inspect the bubbling mud hole from a safe distance. For
the more conventional cooks, there are outdoor BBQs or a bright kitchen with
all the usual equipment and adjacent outdoor dining space. Relax in the large,
comfortable recreation room with TV corner and table tennis that you’ll fnd
above the kitchen. The smart ablutions have oodles of hot water and a laundry
and drying room are available. The kids have access to a warm swimming pool,
adventure playground and track to the lake. A dump point is provided as well
as free wif, The 35 power sites cost from $24 per person, with tent sites from
$21 per person.

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Phone(s):

0800 222 424

No. of tent sites:

25

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Chummies Track reroute > Wasp control in Motueka and Golden Bay > Crossing Dart Ford on Wangapeka River Road

Access to Campsite:

By car,

Fees:

Fees
Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
Child (5–17 years): $5 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

31/5/2023
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The scenic drive to the campsite is alongside a historic goldfield. Activities nearby the site include caving, gold fossicking, picnicking, hunting and/or walking.

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Website:
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Kenepuru Road closed to visitors

Address:
Portage Bay, Kenepuru, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Cow Shed Bay is near the foreshore or on the inland side of the road. Enjoy boating, fishing, walking, mountain biking or relaxing in this popular campsite. Portage is nearby (500m) where there is a shop with basic supplies and accommodation with a bar and restaurant. Number of tent sites - 30. Flush toilets.

Phone(s):

03 520 3002
Website:

No. of tent sites:

20

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Kenepuru Road closed to visitors

Access to Campsite:

By boat, campervan, car or caravan,

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

1/6/2023
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Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Explore Kenepuru Sound by boat, walk or mountain bike the nearby Queen Charlotte Track or relax by the water surrounded by native bush.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Cromwell TOP 10 Holiday Park, 1 Alpha Street, Cromwell, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This holiday park is CLOSED.

https://www.odt.co.nz/regions/central-otago/last-day-draws-near-holiday-park

An attractive, cobbled park entrance leads to a modern office and spacious,
level grounds enhanced with large trees. With 270 power sites and almost as
many for tents, they are never full. There is a central service building which
includes a kitchen/dining/community room that is well supplied with appliances,
and an outside covered dining option is available. There is a well presented,
modern TV room and lounge with a dining option. A light and airy ablution
block is clean and modern, there are also unisex units and extra toilets around
the grounds. A second facilities block has been added with two family or
disability bathrooms that have under floor heating and a spa. In the laundry
there is a generous supply of automatic equipment and a waiting room with
TV. An outside attraction is a BBQ/dining complex with a sink. Children have
an adventure playground with a jumping pillow, and there is a dump point and
car wash. With a free wifi spot at the gate, and a card phone and an internet
kiosk with free wifi are available, you are all set for your electronic needs.
This is the heart of stone fruit country with a market garden across the road,
and pets are permitted during off peak times by arrangement. Your hosts are
Catherine, Richard and Kay & John. Powered sites are $22 for an adult, and $11
for children, unpowered is $20 per adult and $10 for a child.

Listing Tags:

Phone(s):

03 4450164
Email/Contact Us: info@cromwellholidaypark.co.nz

Overseeing Body:

Culverden Community Committee

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

25/4/2023
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Address:
Mountainview Road, Culverden, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Culverden Domain Camping Ground is administered by the local Culverden Community Committee. There are powered and non powered sites, toilets, showers and kitchen facilities are available. 

There is no requirement to book. Charges are here Payment can be made via the payment box inside the camp.

Please Note: All waste must be disposed of during transfer station opening hours or taken with you when you leave. Click here to check the Transfer Station opening hours

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Phone(s):

+64 (03) 314 8816
Email/Contact Us: info@hurunui.govt.nz
Address:
601 Waikawa-Curio Bay Road, Curio Bay, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Fall out of bed onto a magnificent safe swimming beach, which is often frequented by Hector's dolphins.
Enjoy the splendour of a 180 million year old fossil forest near a yellow eyed penguin colony.
This is a unique coastal camping area with natural alleys of flaxes providing sheltered sites.
The camp shop sells tea & coffee, hot food, general groceries & supplies.

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Phone(s):

03 246 8897
Website:

https://www.dannevirkeholidaypark.co.nz/accommodation-dannevirke.html

Last Update:

2/12/2022
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Address:
29 George St, Dannevirke, Manawatu-Wanganui, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Drive to this camping area under a canopy of trees. The Camping Ground
is set in a tranquil hollow surrounded by native bush and exotic trees. We
have a deer enclosure, duck pond and bird aviaries. There is a indoor heated
pool which is a two minute stroll through the bush. Town centre, shops and
restaurants are a ten minute walk from the camp- we are also dog friendly .
All the amenities are well kept and the showers are free. A good kitchen has
full stoves, microwave, fridges and TV and BBQ. The laundry has automatic
washer and dryer. There is also a dump station Your host is Kim.  Linen supplied.
Free Wifi.

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Phone(s):

027 444 2300
Website:

Play the course with green fees $25 Carts available.

Dog Policy:

No dogs please.

Last Update:

5/4/2023
Address:
Dannevirke Golf Club, SH 2, Dannevirke, 4930, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Enjoy your two favourite pastimes at this rural golf club complete with campsite, just 2km south of Dannevirke. Tucked away at the rear of the club carpark is a bush-ringed grassy camping area with 9 power points and some room for tents. You're well out of the way of any errant golf balls and guests do not need to be golfers. Campers have the use of the club facilities, including bar and food at certain times; but the kitchen is not available for guests to use. In addition to the club locker rooms, extra unisex showers and toilets are available 24/7. The gate is locked at 9. 30 pm and Armourguard patrol the grounds twice each night.

Costs

$10 per Person (powered and unpowered sites)

Facilities

You have basic shower and toilet facilities in the shed beside the car park.
You also have the club house bar  usually open in the late afternoons on competition days (Friday Saturday Sunday), and in the summer on Thursday nights for twilight golfers when you can also get a meal for about $10.

Payment Options

  • If the club shop is open you can pay by bank cards or credit cards (EFT POS)
  • If the shop is closed, you can pay in cash: put your camping fees in a green fees envelope and put the envelope through the green fees slot of the club shop.
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Phone(s):

06 374 8248
Website:
Email/Contact Us: dannevirkegolf@xtra.co.nz
Address:
Livingston Road, Danseys Pass Road 12 C.R.D Oamaru 9491, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

For a golden holiday, or as a base to travel the Vanished World Trail, you can't go far wrong with this beautiful woodland camp. Snuggled into a valley under the surrounding hills, the camp is set out on two tiers. On the lower level are some gorgeous riverside sites, and the grounds are well groomed and neatly edged with pine trees. Children are well catered for here, with basketball hoop, playground, and a flying fox, as well as a river swing; inside there is table tennis or indoor hockey. The kitchen is well equipped, with an adjacent dining hall, and the toilet and shower facilities are all modern and clean, with huge shower cubicles. A carpeted and comfy TV room will be welcome on wet days; however when it is fine there is a choice of two swimming holes. An alternative is gold panning (almost at your tent site) or fly fishing, tramping, mountain biking or fossil hunting. Dogs are allowed with prior permission only, and your hosts are Scott and Margie Brown and family. Power sites $19 per person, tent sites $17 per person, including free use of laundry equipment, children $10.

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Phone(s):

03 4312564
Website:
Address:
18 Gladstone Street , Dargaville, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

**** This campervan park has closed ****

This comfortable camp is in the centre of town, just off the main street and
a very short walk to the adjacent shops and restaurants. There is a camp
kitchen with stove, sink, microwave, and all necessary pots, pans, cutlery and crockery. Some powered sites have private en-suites if required ($20 per adult) or there are spotless disabled friendly shower rooms with basin and toilet. All sites have fresh water and there is a dump station. There are 20 sites, 18 powered ($15 per adult) and non- powered sites ($12 per adult) Ray, Lucy and Paul are your hosts.

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Phone(s):

09 4398479
Address:
10 Onslow Street, Dargaville, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a well presented camp in a quiet location about 1 km from the town
centre and close to the Olympic size swimming pool. A focal point is the
outdoor kitchen/BBQ area, well lit at night with a generous amount of seating.
A playground is alongside. Flowers and trees are dotted around this level
camp. The amenities are smart and up-to-date. In the corridor kitchen
there is plenty of bench space. Cooking by microwave, full stove or hot
plates. The laundry hosts automatic equipment and an ironing centre. Great
housekeeping here. The Jacobs are the hosts. Sites from $18 per person.

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Phone(s):

09 4398296
Address:
Amberley (Delhaven) Motel, 124 Carters Rd, Amberley, Canterbury, 7410, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A motel complex with power and tent sites, there are two areas to choose from. Lovely grassed areas are set back from the road and have established, large trees for shade. With recently renovated and beautifully clean amenities in one central block, there is a kitchen with good cooking appliances and fridge, showers, toilets, and a coin operated laundry. There is a small children_s playground, and just across the road is a supermarket. Brent and Gail are your hosts, and all sites are $35 for two.

Phone(s):

03 3148550

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Crown Tramway Track partial closure

35 non-powered/tent sites

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

24/03/2023
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Address:
111 Dickey Flat Rd, Waikino, 3682, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Approximately 10 km southwest of Waihi, at the end of Dickey’s Flat Road (off Kennedy Road), lies this basic campsite. Access is unsealed and the large campsite is beside the Waitawheta River known for its trout and some great swimming holes downstream. Walking tracks lead to some of the best fishing spots on the river. Facilities include toilet and water supply from the stream.  There is a year-round liquor ban at the campsite.

Bookings

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Phone(s):

+64 7 578 7677
Email/Contact Us: taurangainfo@doc.govt.nz
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Our pet policy allows animals on our premises but not in any of our buildings. We ask that dogs/cats are on leads on our premises and kept under control as we are in the middle of a Council Reserve. We must protect our local native birds and nature.

Last Update:

16/1/2024
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Address:
115 Victoria Street, Thames, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Welcome to
Dickson Holiday Park

THAMES, COROMANDEL

Welcome to Dickson Holiday Park.
Thames, Coromandel.

Surrounded by lush bush and birdsong
Between a stream and mountains
Close to the seashore.

Feel sheltered and inspired.
Reconnect with others and yourself.

A friendly place to stay
For families, couples, friends and individuals.

We offer Powered, unpowered sites, Permanent

Caravans, Cabins, Flats.  Bring your caravan or motorhome

there is plenty of space.

Phone(s):

07 868 7308 or intl +64 7 868 7308
Website:
Email/Contact Us: enq@dicksonpark.co.nz
Address:
Discovery Lodge Tongariro, SH 47, National Park, 3989, New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Only one kilometre south of the SH47 and SH48 intersection, this accommodation complex offers ten acres of parklike grounds for your camping pleasure. The closest accommodation and shuttle bus service to the Mangatepopo start of the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, it boasts a spectacular panorama of all three Tongariro volcanoes. In the communal area beside the camping sites, are a well equipped kitchen and a large dining area, as well as a laundry, drying room, and free showers. On the upper level is a licensed restaurant and lounge bar flowing through to a large outdoor mountain viewing deck. Your hosts Callum and Miki Harland run an owner operated shuttle service to the trail heads, and will drop you off any time from dawn to beat the rush. Powered sites from $20 per adult, non-powered sites from $18 per adult.

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Phone(s):

07 8922744
Website:
Address:
Dolamore Park Dolamore Park Road, Gore, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Set amongst the hills above Gore, this beautifully landscaped setting looks like
a golf course and is lush with trees. The park is immaculately kept and will
gratify the most ardent environmentalist. Four sites have power and all have
good shelter and shade. Don't expect to find upmarket facilities here as the
clean kitchen and ablutions are in keeping with a bush camping environment.
Washing-up sinks and boiling water are available in the kitchen, the grounds have picnic tables and two electric BBQs, and there is a shower available for
a small charge. This park is great for families and to keep children of all ages
amused, there is a confidence course, flying fox and variety of play equipment.
It is $10 per adult to camp, children under 5 are free, school children are $2
per night. The caretaker comes around often, but you will need to put your
payment in the honesty box.

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Phone(s):

03 2086896
Website:
Address:
Picton, Clova Bay Road, Manaroa, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Driftwood Cottage is a safe haven for self-contained Motor Homes, caravans or buses and tents. Take the road from Kenepuru Sound and turn off to Manaroa, Clova Bay, to this little piece of paradise on the water_s edge in the outer Pelorus Sounds. With powered sites, and a traditional BBQ surrounded by cut log, it is a great area for relaxing with your fellow Master Chefs. Good fishing is in the bay and easy boat launching. Swimming, kayaking (kayaks available) or lovely walks will keep you occupied, or just plain chilling out. This is a peaceful quiet spot ideal for families, fishermen and retirees and only two hours drive from Picton or Havelock. Take yourself along and enjoy a magical holiday. Your friendly hosts are Marion and Steve.

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Phone(s):

03 5798448
Address:
1525 State Highway 3, Bulls, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Dudding Lake has a small, welcoming campground with both powered and non-powered sites. Powered sites need to be booked. There is no rental accommodation provided.

Fees for camping

  • Non powered, sites per night - $10 each adult and $5 each child (5 – 14 years – under 5 is free)
  • Powered sites, per night - $10 each adult, $5 each child (5 – 14 years – under 5 is free), $5 for power

Kitchen facilities provided include seating, washing machines, sinks, hot plates, microwave, electric jug and toasters. Use of the  showers is free for campers.

Gates to the lake are closed at dusk; campers returning after this time can ring the buzzer to be let in.

Quinten and Kylee are the caretakers at Duddings Lake.

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Phone(s):

(06) 327 8127 or 022 012 4931
Email/Contact Us: duddinglake@gmail.com

Fully Self Contained & Serviced Studio, Two & Three Bedroom Motel Units
Self Contained Units
Ensuite Units
12 Room Lodge
TV Cabins & Standard Cabins
Powered & Unpowered Sites, for Campervans, Caravans & Tents.

To Book:

Last Update:

5/04/2022
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Address:
41 Victoria Road, St Kilda, Dunedin, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Dunedin Holiday Park and Motels is a carefully tended resort with St Kilda Beach and a golf
course right next door. Extensive grounds have been planted with young trees,
there are 70 power and tent sites, and all around the camp are beautiful murals
and silhouette paintings. The two modern kitchens have good commercial
equipment, while the separate lounge has a large screen TV. The ablutions
include a big bathroom (with a bath), a disability suite and a large laundry that
includes automatic machines and ironing equipment. A camp store is usually
open with takeaway meals available, and children are well catered for with a
large playground. The standard of housekeeping here is excellent. Check the online booking page for current rates.

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Phone(s):

0800 945 455 (NZ) or (03) 455 4690
Website:
Address:
1480 East Cape Road, East Cape., Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

15 km east from the junction at Te Araroa, down a partly sealed and gravel road, is an open rolling paddock on a rise beside the ocean. A bit of a slope for tenters. This is the best of back blocks camping, enjoying the sound of crashing waves. A long drop toilet is onsite and a small alcove with an honesty box. A great stopover for those in their self contained campers wishing to be close to the lighthouse (5km away) there is no power here.

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Phone(s):

06 864 4831

Last Update:

6/4/2023
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Address:
Eketahuna Motor Camp, Stout St, Eketahuna, 4900, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A lovely rustic campsite with a “backblocks” flavour. Situated on the banks of the Makakahi Stream, where there are plenty of eels and trout. It offers lots of pleasantly private campsites amongst masses of pine and gum trees. Choose between tranquil shady or sunny sites. Covered outdoor dining has recently been added to the basic amenities block. The small toilet and shower units are clean and well-looked after and the small kitchen has a selection of pots, plates and cutlery.

Homely touches are found in the bathrooms and kitchen with fresh free range eggs when the chooks are laying and free tea and coffee. A dump station is around the corner at the Eketahuna Club. Recyling is available on site. A new disabled access suite will be ready shortly.

Accommodation and costs

Your friendly hosts are Kerry & Loreen Cunningham ring them on 027 747 2111, or try 79 High Street, they visit the camp several times a day.

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Phone(s):

06 375 8677 or 027 747 2111
Website:
Email/Contact Us: loreen@actrix.co.nz
To Book:

Dog Policy:

No

Last Update:

10/02/2021
Address:
58 Weggery Dr, Waikanae Beach, Waikanae 5036, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

El Rancho is a great place for your next adventure. Located on the stunning Kapiti Coast alongside the Waikanae River. Adventure is the name of the game with more than 20 onsite activities. On offer are comfortable family budget accommodation from camping and caravan sites to cabins and lodges. Most of the accommodation is self serviced leaving you more dollars to enjoy your holiday.

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Phone(s):

+64 4 902 6287
Website:
Email/Contact Us: bookings@elrancho.co.nz

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Address:
Elaine Bay Camping Area, Elaine Bay, Marlborough, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located off the French Pass Road approximately one-and-three-quarter hours
drive from Nelson at the start of the Piwakawaka Track. Toilet and water
supply provided, along with barbecue and picnic tables. Makes a good location
for exploring the Pelorus Sound. Self registration sites, charges: $8 per adult
& $4 per child, under 5 free, per night.

Seasonal restrictions

NZMCA/DOC Pass not valid between 20 December and the day after Waitangi weekend.

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Phone(s):

03 5203002
Address:
30 Bridger Place Eltham 4322 Taranaki, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The residential camp is mainly for groups but does have some powered and
non powered sites for individual campers. Fish or swim in the Waingongoro
River which runs through the lower level of the campground, which is flat grass.
There is an ablution block with toilets and showers and a washing machine.
There is a BBQ on the lower level. Your host is Rosanne. No pets. All sites
are $15 per person per night.

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Phone(s):

06 764 8201
Address:
116 Finlay Rd, Maungatautari, New Zealand, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This lake front camp is run by a Christian organization and is used primarily
for groups but we have been assured that there is plenty of room for casual
camping all year round. A lovely setting and plenty to do, with a swimming
pool, kayaks, glow worms, a water slide, eeling/fishing and a boat ramp, spread
over 12 acres. A large hall, and a BBQ can be hired. The showers are free
while you camp here Please phone to check availability first. Your host is
Ingrid Laxon. There are 4 powered sites @ $14 per person, non powered sites
all $10 per person per night.

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Phone(s):

07 8272848
Website:
Address:
Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A short distance from SHwy 5, on the road to Taupo and right opposite the Hawkes Bay Mountain Bike Park, this rambling family park offers sheltered campsites in the heart of grape-growing country. It_s bordered by the Esk River that offers safe swimming with unrestricted river access. There are trout and eels, so it_s good for fishing. Shady trees are plentiful and the kids can ride their bikes. The country-style camping attracts some long-term occupants but there are roomy sites for motorhomes and large vehicles. A modest park with a children_s playground. The basic clean kitchen has hotplate cooking, microwave and fridge/freezers. There are 2 ablution blocks. There are two spruce up ablution blocks. They offer free showers and a separate disabled access unit. An automatic laundry and coin phone are provided. Your hosts are Dan & Ashlee hope to have a dump point before this book is printed. All sites are from $15 per adult and $8 per child under 15yrs. Seasonal rates apply. No eftpos is available. Please bring cash or cheque.

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Phone(s):

06 8366864
Website:

No. of tent sites:

20

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Closed due to severe weather events

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Address:
Mohaka River, Kaweka Forest Park, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Everetts Campsite, Mohaka River  Camp in a big grassy area beside a pine plantation and the Mohaka River. Fish, swim, canoe or try white water rafting. Access is via foot or bike.

Number of tent sites - 20 (unpowered)

Bookings

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Fees

Free

Phone(s):

06 834 3111
Email/Contact Us: napier@doc.govt.nz
Address:
14 Allandale Road, Fairlie, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The camp is in a pretty setting with sites situated beside a meandering stream, plenty of large shady level sites with some hard stands. The smart kitchen has all facilities including induction hobs, lots of seating, and a log burner, while right next door is a carpeted TV room and library. Outside the kitchen is a gazebo with a BBQ, outdoor seating, and a herb garden for campers to enjoy. The laundry is well stocked with appliances and the ablutions are good with roomy showers, including a disability suite, extra toilets are also scattered around the grounds. A dump station, recycling bins and card phone are available, this is a pet friendly camp. Handy to town with fishing, walking and boating on your doorstep, or have a game of petanque, snakes and ladders, chess, mini golf or hire a bike. Next door, in the domain, is a good children's playground, and this is the only camp we have seen where the sandpit actually has toys available. Your friendly hosts are Mary-Jane and Dutchy. Two people can camp here from $30 to $36 on all sites.

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Phone(s):

03 6856190
Website:
Email/Contact Us: fairlieholidaypark@gmail.com
To Book:

Last Update:

2/3/2023
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Address:
1 Old Wharf Road, Haruru, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Absolutely amazing waterfront park with grounds boasting the best direct views of the
falls, there is a private salt water beach. The "Hundertwasser-style' amenities cottage has showers, toilets and a small kitchen. The camp laundry has a washing machine and dryer. Kayaks with life jackets
are available for free for quests, and free Wi-fi is available on site. A dairy and take-away
are close by. Sites are from $15 per person (seasonal rates apply).

Your hosts are Cam and Michael.

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Phone(s):

09 402 7816 / Bookings 0800 111 090
Website:
Email/Contact Us: bookings@falls.co.nz
Address:
Northern end of Lake Benmore, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turn at Lake Ruataniwha on to the private road. There is lake-edge camping
with flush toilets and boat ramps.

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Phone(s):

03 4330300
Website:
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

16/12/2020
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Address:
Port Jackson Camping Ground, Coromandel, Port Jackson Rd, Port Jackson, Waikato, 3584, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp in peaceful surroundings beneath pōhutukawa trees. A track with outstanding views leads to the bushline.

The campsite has:

  • toilets
  • cold showers
  • 16 non-powered/tent sites

This campground is Pack In Pack Out. There are no rubbish or recycling facilities for compost or food waste. A container with a sealed lid is recommended for your food scraps.

Fees (effective March 2023)
  • Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
  • Child (5 - 17 years): $7.50 per night
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Seddon Street, Port Puponga Golden Bay, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This nice little camp at the base of Farewell Spit is well groomed and on level
grounds, with landscaped gardens and tree borders. The communal area has
a kitchen and a nice retro dining room, another kitchen is on the end of the
nearby ablution block and the two kitchens include gas hobs, microwave, fridge/
freezer, crockery and cutlery. The modern portable ablutions block is roomy,
with gas hot water and a good shower, and there are disabled facilities available.
The laundry has an automatic washer and a bonus is the pure drinking water.
You can book your Farewell Spit trips or stroll from east coast to the west
coast from the camp. Six powered sites and numerous tent sites are $18 per
person plus $4 per site for power.

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Phone(s):

03 5248445
Website:
Address:
5 Arnott Street, Feilding, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the rural outskirts of friendly Feilding, just 3km north of the town centre, is this older-style family camp. A handy location, with shopping 5 minutes down the road and Palmerston North only a 15-minute drive away. The camp has level sites, with a choice of gravel underfoot or plenty of grass beside the duckpond. The kids have a play-fort and trampoline amongst shady willow trees and there is a communal TV room. A modest and well-used kitchen has kettles, toasters basic crockery and cookware, a stove, hotplates, a fridge, freezer and extra-large sinks for all that washing-up after a slap-up BBQ in the outdoor dining area found off the kitchen. The ablutions are tidy and have a good disabled access suite. The laundry has all the basics and a dump point is provided. Your hosts are Colin and Wendy. Tent sites are $15 per person with children (5-14 years old) $8 or powered sites (and hard stands for vans) $20 per person with children (5-14 years old) $10.

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Phone(s):

06 3235623

Last Update:

10/02/2021
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Address:
250 Cambridge Road Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Tauranga's original 100% Thermal Mineral Pools.

Camping Features

  1. -Powered or non-powered sites
  2. -Covered picnic areas
  3. -Gas BBQs for hire
  4. -Spotless ablution facilities, hot showers
  5. -Kitchen / Laundry Facilities
  6. -Unlimited wifi
  7. -Access to main thermal pool during opening hours

Camping Fees:

Powered Site

$50 per night (2 people)
27 Dec—9 Feb, Easter and Labour Weekend and school holidays

$40 per night (2people)
10 Feb—25 Dec, excludes Easter and Labour Weekend and school holidays

$10 each additional person.

 Non-Powered Site

$40 per night (2 people)
27 Dec—9 Feb, Easter and Labour Weekend and school holidays

$30 per night (2people)
10 Feb—25 Dec, excludes Easter and Labour Weekend and school holidays

$10 each additional person.

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Phone(s):

+64 (07) 578 3081
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@fernlandspa.co.nz

Alerts:

This camping ground is closed (if this information is incorrect, please contact us via our Contact Form).

Friendly, affordable accommodation. Sheltered powered and tent sites. Cabins,6 Bed Bunk Room, studio and 2 bed motel units. Wi-Fi and bike hire. Fully equipped kitchen, organic herb and veg garden, BBQ, TV lounge,(warm and cosy in Winter), swimming pool and playground. Situated on SH60, 2kms south of Motueka. Adjacent to Moutere Inlet and new Tasman Great Taste Trail cycle way. Free unlimited WiFi, organic vege and herb garden for guest use

Last Update:

6/4/2023
Address:
519 High Street, Motueka, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the edge of Motueka township is this lovely campground with well-kept grounds and beautiful mature shade trees. With 30 power sites and a landscaped area for tents in a garden setting, as well as a clean and inviting pool, this is a peaceful oasis. Guest facilities include free wifi and an organic kitchen garden, you can also buy free range eggs at reception. There is a separate comfy TV lounge, playground and large trampoline, as well as free storage and late check out. The smart new ablutions have hot showers with hairdryers, and there is a disability/family bathroom also available. The laundry and kitchen are fully equipped and everything is spotlessly clean and tidy. Several outdoor picnic tables have been provided, some are under cover. Being on the Great Taste cycle trail this is a great spot to stop, or you can hire bikes here to join the trail. Your very friendly hosts are Tony and Judith Peters. Tent sites from $18 per person, power sites from $21 per person. Your pets are welcome by arrangement, not in the rented accommodation though.

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Phone(s):

03 5287488
Email/Contact Us: info@fernwoodholidaypark.co.nz
Address:
129 Te Anau-Milford Highway, Te Anau, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This holiday park with its lovely mountain views and glorious sunsets has
approximately 40 sites amongst tree-lined and sheltered hedges. The
facilities are modern and sparkling, and one of the ablution blocks is ‘5 star’
style, with underfloor heating and other luxurious extra. There is a spa
, sauna, fitness centre and playground here.  A courtesy vintage car pickup
may be available from local restaurants and you can book at the office
for local trips and attractions. The Upukerora River is 250 metres away
where you can go swimming, fishing and kayaking, pets are welcome by arrangement
so please call first. Your friendly hosts are the Saunders
family. Unpowered sites are from $18 per person, and $20 for powered.

Phone(s):

03 2497059
Address:
1D Beach Street, Fitzroy-New Plymouth, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Absolute beach front, located in tranquil and sheltered setting adjoining coastal
walkway. Excellent surfing and patrolled swimming beach. Adjacent to 18-hole
golf course. If you have not been here for a while it is worthwhile checking
out all the new facilities. The kitchen has ceramic top cookers constant
hot water, microwaves and fridge/freezers, dining and deck areas. Access
to a family bathroom, and laundry with industrial auto washer and dryers.
Over 100 sites (powered and non-powered). Beautifully kept grounds and
friendly approachable staff to ensure a great stay. Features include built-in
BBQs, adjacent childrens playground and outdoor swimming pool plus a dump
stations for guests. Jan & John Crawford are your hosts.

Phone(s):

06 7582870
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Last Update:

6/04/2023
Address:
Ward, Marlborough, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Quality motel and camping facilities situated on SH 1 30 minutes south of Blenheim. Serviced, spacious, modern studio and family units. Walking distance to local café/store and fuel stop.

Campsites and caravan power and non-power sites. Tent sites. Modern kitchen facilities with laundry and television in every room room. Motel units sleep 1 x queen studio, and 1 x twin studio, 4 x 1-bedroom (sleep 4-5).

Camping Accommodation with rates

Motel Accommodation with rates

Phone(s):

03 575 6891
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@flaxbournemotels.co.nz
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Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Sorry, no dogs

Last Update:

16/12/2020
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Address:
Port Jackson Road, Port Jackson, New Zealand, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Fletcher Bay

Number of tent/non-powered - 60. Maximum number of people - 300.  Sites are selected by campers on a first-come, first-served basis.

This is a beach front campsite in a farm setting. Walk along the Coromandel Walkway to Stony Bay; an ideal location for water sports including swimming, boating, diving and fishing.

Fees (current as at March 2023)
  • Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
  • Child (5 - 17 years): $7.50 per night
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free

The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Bookings

2023/24 bookings

Bookings for 1 July 2023 – 30 June 2024 will open in 2023. The opening date will be announced on this page in late March 2023.

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080 (Kauaeranga Visitor Centre)
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz

Superior Cottage
$300 for first two occupants
$50.00 per additional adult
$29.00 per child (under 12 years)

Deluxe Cottage

Standard Cottage

Bunk Room
Per Adult $35.00 per night
Per child (12 years & under) $19.00 per night
Per child (2 years & under) No Charge

Private Shearers Quarters Room
$100 per night

Address:
Flock Hill Lodge SH 73 Arthur's Pass, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Set on a 15,000-hectare sheep farm in the Southern Alps, this picturesque farmstay is 10 km from the hiking trails at the Cave Stream Scenic Reserve and 12 km from the Broken River ski area.

Rustic accommodations range from 2- to 4-bedroom cottages offering kitchens, lounge/dining rooms and satellite TVs, to a bunk house with rooms that sleep up to 6. Wi-Fi is available (fee).

Other amenities include a refined restaurant and a bar, a kitchen, and a lounge with a fireplace. Activities include bouldering, fishing, skiing, mountain biking and horse riding (fees may apply).

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Phone(s):

03 318 8196
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Address:
232 Waiwera Street, PO Box 31, Kawhia, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

With a rural, beachy, aspect, this camp is well-manicured, with mature trees on some boundaries and a backdrop of plantation forest. There are 31 powered sites, some with hard stands for campervans and tent space is plentiful. The kitchen has new appliances of and a small dining bay. The ablutions are bright and tidy with double-curtained showers. There is an automatic laundry and an independent disabled access suite, complete with all facilities, known as _The Annexe_. The few, rustic play facilities for children include a sandpit. New filleting station for all you FISHOS. Your friendly hosts are Pauline and Garry Pinny. Tent sites cost from $20 for two people, or $25 with power. Various fixed accommodation available.

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Phone(s):

07 8710858
Email/Contact Us: bookings@kawhiacamping.co.nz
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Last Update:

7/3/2023
Address:
41 Sullivan Road, Fox Glacier, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Off Cook Flat Road is this large and well-presented camp with stunning
views. Tents can set up under the shady trees on a large grassed area, while
hard stands are provided for vehicles. Most have lovely grass strips between
them and some of the sites are extra-large with good access for buses. The
two kitchens are well equipped with full stoves, hotplates and fridge/freezers
and a dining space with a separate TV and internet room. A clean ablution
block has a disability/family suite, plus a children’s bath and a laundry with
up-to-date automatic equipment. The other two sets of ablutions are well
appointed and clean with well-lined roomy showers serviced by gas water
heating and hairdryers. You can cook inside in the kitchen with all amenities or
outside under the covered BBQ area. All the mod cons here, and everything
is immaculately presented and clean as a whistle, and you will appreciate the
under floor heating in the bathrooms if staying in winter! A great adventure
playground has been provided for the children, as well as pedal cars for hire.
Parents, however, will love the new spa room. Other amenities include a
dump point, phones and free internet, while there is a licensed restaurant with
takeaways close by. Your adventure trips can start here with many activities to
choose from and a no charge booking service. Children’s prices and off season rates available.

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Phone(s):

0800 369800
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@fghp.co.nz
Address:
End of Kerrs Road, Fox Glacier, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Off Cook Flat Road is this large and well-presented camp with stunning views. Tents can set up under the shady trees on a large grassed area, while hard stands are provided for vehicles. Most have lovely grass strips between them and some of the sites are extra-large with good access for buses. The two kitchens are well equipped with full stoves, hotplates and fridge/freezers and a dining space with a separate TV and internet room. A clean ablution block has a disability/family suite, plus a children_s bath and a laundry with up-to-date automatic equipment. The other two sets of ablutions are well appointed and clean with well-lined roomy showers serviced by gas water heating and hairdryers. You can cook inside in the kitchen with all amenities or outside under the covered BBQ area. All the mod cons here, and everything is immaculately presented and clean as a whistle, and you will appreciate the under floor heating in the bathrooms if staying in winter! A great adventure playground has been provided for the children, as well as pedal cars for hire. Parents, however, will love the new spa room. Other amenities include a dump point, phones and free internet, while there is a licensed restaurant with takeaways close by. Your adventure trips can start here with many activities to choose from and a no charge booking service. Your friendly hosts are Nick and Claire. Camping at $22 per person, children $10. Powered sites $48 for two, or $25 for one. Children_s prices and off season rates available.

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Phone(s):

0800 054366
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Address:
1 Pinewood Road, Foxton Beach, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This large, family-friendly coastal camp is not quite on the beach but adjacent to the world-renowned bird sanctuary at the Manawatu River mouth. There are 100 plus powered sites, 60 tent sites and new sites open with a view of the river and estuary. There is a camp store on-site (with basic stock) tennis courts and a park/playground next door. Plus and adventure playground. The camp terrain mimics the nearby rolling sand dunes and has an outdoor BBQ area and splendid play area at one end of the camp and petanque at the other. There are 2 large laundries two modern and inviting kitchens and a smart ablutions block with free showers plus disabled access facilities. There is a TV room and games room. The camp really comes alive in summer with a huge holiday programme. 4 dump stations are provided. Power sites are $18 per adult and $12 per child. All tent sites are $17 to $18 per adult and $11 perchild. Seasonal rates apply.

 

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Phone(s):

(06) 363 8211
Address:
Frankton Motor Camp, Yewlett Crescent, Queenstown, New Zealand, PO Box 798, Queenstown, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Frankton Motor Camp is a lovely lakefront camp has sites on various levels, which are well planned and shaded by mature trees. The large open plan kitchen/dining/ lounge area has indoor/outdoor eating on a massive timber deck. Good ablution blocks include a disability unit. The laundry has good automatic equipment. Use the TV room, or enjoy a meal at the nearby hotel. There is a card phone. Your hosts are Graeme and Tracey O_Rourke. Powered sites are from $22 for 1 adult and $12 for children a night and $18 per adult and $12 per child for a non-powered site

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Phone(s):

03 4422079
Address:
2902 Franz Josef Highway, Franz Josef, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Out beyond the hurly burly of the township, is this park complex that enjoys views of the mountains that are breath taking. Around 100 powered sites are ranged around the rear of the property, away from the road and with that view. All are on hard stands with a grassed area between, and a picnic table, while tents are ranged on the grassed areas. Two blocks of facilities offer large open plan kitchen and dining areas, including highchairs, and plenty of windows to let in the view. The ablutions are modern and all are spotlessly clean, the laundry has the normal washer and dryer, but the added benefit of a tub as well. There is a covered BBQ area where you can sit and watch the children on the playground, but if the weather turns bad, the games room has a pool table, arcade games, and table hockey, while the TV room is right next door. All activities can be booked from here, including helicopter rides, or take a walk up Paganini Hill for a fantastic view of the mountains. Your friendly hosts are Melissa and Cameron Blanchfield. Tent sites range from is $42 for two adults, powered sites from $46 for two. Children aged three to 14 are $12, and two or under are free. Off season rates available.

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Phone(s):

0800 467897
Address:
Gateway Motel & Holiday Park 3110 Lake Ferry Road Lake Ferry 5774 New Zealand, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Gateway Motel and Holiday Park is just south of Pirinoa, in a quiet sheltered rural location, this nice little _front lawn_ camp has 8 powered sites and room for tents. Attractively landscaped with a historic rail carriage centrepiece, there is a new in-ground pool in the back garden (with view of the ranges) for guests to splash about in. A smart combination kitchen/dining/TV room is made comfortable with sofas. There are two ablution suites and laundry. Your hosts are John and Marilyn. Tent sites are $10 per person and $5 for children. Power sites are $24 for two.

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Phone(s):

027 4494980
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Last Update:

14/01/2024
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Address:
Gentle Annie Mokihinui, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

More than a place to stop for a night, Gentle Annie is a destination in itself. 50km north of Westport, at the mouth of the Mōkihinui river.
Voted #3 Camping Ground in NZ-what we think you'll love about Gentle Annie; family run business since 1990, relaxed & friendly atmosphere in a stunning location. Great base to explore local attractions; Oparara Arches, Heaphy Track, Charming Creek Walkway, Chasm Creek glow worm tunnel, Denniston Plateau, Tauranga Bay Seal Colony, Paparoa bike track, Pancake Rocks.
Walk along the beach from the camping ground up to a stunning lookout in a native bush maze, spot Hector dolphins?playing in the waves and explore the hidden coastline north of Gentle Annie Point. Follow one of our new bush walks.
Soak in a wood-fired hot tub and take in the dark clear night skies. Wonderful amenities building.
Great fishing. Beach bonfires.  Driftwood Sculptures.
Free Wifi, free wood fired pizza oven. Cafe onsite.
Open all year round; contact Jesse 027 418 8587 thefolk@gentleannie.co.nz
Note that the latest accomodation rates are available on the booking form.
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Phone(s):

027 418 8587 (Jesse)
Email/Contact Us: thefolk@gentleannie.co.nz
Address:
39 Hislop Street, Geraldine, 7930, New Zealand, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The only camp situated in the middle of town, this is a picturesque setting with well-spaced sites among huge specimen trees. There are a number of hard stands for vans, lots of room for tents, and all in attractive gardens. The kitchen is bright and roomy with a huge recycled wood dining table taking centre stage. Cooking by stove or hot plates, with fridges, toasters, microwave and all cooking utensils provided. Or use the free BBQ and sit outside in the covered dining area. The clean and tidy ablutions have showers in spacious cubicle, and the laundry has excellent automatic equipment and an iron. Taps are plentiful and there is a dump station. There is an appealing playground for children, including a basketball hoop, and other attractions are a petanque pit, outdoor chess, bike or pedal cart hire, or go for a walk in the public park across the road, there is plenty to do. Eftpos and credit card friendly with internet available. Your hosts are Kathryn and Brian Horrell and sites are from $38 for two people.

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Phone(s):

03 6938147
Address:
128 Te Anau Terrace, Te Anau, New Zealand, PO Box 171, Te Anau, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Very addictive camping with all the extras, including 24-hour internet hotspot, and an attractive, tropically bambooed fresh water hot tub and sauna area. In a pristine setting, the well-groomed sites are dotted with trees and this is the only campground in the centre of town but on the edge of the lake. Spacious well designed kitchens open to a bricked patio that invites alfresco dining, or use the brand new BBQ. A TV lounge with Sky offers comfort in a relaxed atmosphere, there is also a games room. The smart ablutions have under floor heating, disability and family bathroom facilities, segregated and unisex facilities are available. The laundry has excellent automatic machines, ironing equipment and a vacuum cleaner. Children will enjoy travelling on the good ship _Mountain View_ which will keep them safely at anchor while the parents sit under the _rustic_ gazebo for a chat, or they may like to play on the new jumping pillow. Free wireless internet Is provided and you can hire mountain bikes here. The sites include 80 with power and some especially for winter parking. Bryan and Georgia McChlery and their staff will look after you. Sites for two people are from $20, children under 14 years are from $10 each.

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Phone(s):

03 2497462
Address:
Gillespies Beach 1176 Gillespies Beach Rd Westland National Park 7886, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Gillespies Beach Campsite Number of tent sites - 8 The Gillespies Beach campsite is located near an old gold mining settlement. Short tracks lead to historic suction and bucket dredges - relics from the gold mining days, while longer tracks lead to Gillespies Lagoon and a seal colony at Galway Beach.

Phone(s):

03 7510807
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Address:
64 Cron Street, Franz Josef Glacier, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Park your camper amongst the native punga ferns with a backdrop of mountains.
This is a quiet, peaceful camp, where all sites are on hard stands with water
and power at each one. Two toilets and showers in purpose built cabins, the
BBQ area is tucked away and a great place to socialize. Take a glacier walk,
fly in a helicopter, or relax in the hot pools opposite.  Walking distance to
the popular West Coast Wildlife Centre. A dump station here. Your friendly
host is Logan. Campervans $35 for two adults, and $10 for an extra adult.

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Phone(s):

03 7520145
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Address:
Glenavys Waitaki River Motor Camp 7-9 Cherry Lane Glenavy Waimate 7980, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just off the main highway is this beautiful camp with around four acres of park like grounds, lovely gardens and shady trees. Only opened a couple of years ago so everything is bright, cheery and new. A central amenities area, all immaculately clean, houses the toilets, showers, and kitchen. There is a really nice shaded outdoor area complete with free BBQs, slab wood tables and leaners, and a trampoline. It looks like a great spot to relax with other campers. Lots of freezer space for your catch, a fully equipped kitchen, and you can even grab some herbs, the odd lettuce, tomatoes or strawberries from the vegetable garden. The large sites have easy access and free wifi, and is pets are welcome by arrangement. The Waitaki River is close by for great salmon fishing and white baiting in season, and walking distance to the Glenavy Hotel or the local store. Eftpos and credit cards are accepted and Joe and Anne Lomas will offer you a very warm and friendly welcome. There are 36 powered sites at $20 for each adult, and $30 for two, or 36 unpowered sites at $15 per person.

Phone(s):

03 689 2856
Address:
1127 Wanaka-Mount Aspiring Rd, Glendhu Bay, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A full holiday experience, this property stretches along 1500 metres of tranquil lakefront with the Southern Alps rising steeply in the background. The beauty is ageless and the 100% pure water is a bonus. With a boat ramp available, the petrol pump in camp is handy, and a shop that is open during the season is a bonus too. The children have a great playground, as well as acres of room to run around, and plenty of water to swim in. The ablutions are sturdy but clean and tidy, with metered showers, and there is a good range of laundry equipment as well as plenty of outdoor taps and a dump point. Of the two kitchens one has a big logburner with a sociable number of tables and chairs, and the large, covered outdoor BBQ area is a great success. Level camping offers 150 power sites and a multitude of tents, most with lake views. Pets are welcome in the off-season by arrangement. Tent and power sites $16 per person. Children aged 4 to14 years are $7, children under 4years are free.

Phone(s):

03 4437243
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No. of tent sites:

20

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Closed due to severe weather events

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only.

Last Update:

5/5/2023
Address:
Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island
Napier, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island
Napier Port, Napier, New Zealand, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A basic campsite in the Hawke's Bay area. Fish, swim, canoe or raft in the river.

Phone(s):

+64 6 834 3111
Email/Contact Us: napier@doc.govt.nz

Spacious standard cabin, sleeps five people, $50 for two people. Self-contained cabins, sleep 5, $99 for two people per night. Park motel, sleeps 6, $120 for two people. Enquire for prices for extra people.
Motel units
Self contained units
Standard cabins
Powered sites
Tent sites
Visit the Little Blue penguin colony 5 minutes from us!

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Last Update:

22/04/2022
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Address:
30 Beaconsfield Road, RD 2 Timaru, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the southern outskirts of Timaru is this rural retreat amongst the trees. The grounds are level, with easy access to all sites, and are landscaped with nice trees and shrubs. An attractive kidney-shaped pool is in a fenced enclosure with deck chairs, just outside the fence is a playground and a springfree trampoline. The all-in-one service block is clean, bright and attractive and houses nice kitchen and dining area, a TV lounge with internet kiosk, and all the ablutions. The laundry has automatic equipment tucked into the corridor and there is a dump point available. Seventy powered sites (at $40 per night) , and 50 unpowered (at $38 per night), all with water taps. There is a wetlands bird sanctuary 20 mins walk along the beach, a peaceful country atmosphere but only a 3 minute drive to central Timaru and the world renown Caroline Bay beach.

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Phone(s):

03 684 3682
Website:
Email/Contact Us: glenmarkmotorcamp@xtra.co.nz

Glentanner Park Centre is located amongst the beautiful High Country alongside Lake Pukaki, just 18km away from Aoraki/Mt.Cook National Park. We offer spacious camp sites, powered and non-powered, with stunning views on to Aoraki/Mt.Cook. From our camp site it is just a short walk to Lake Pukaki. Our facilities include a large kitchen and dining area with a wood burner, free showers, coin operated laundry, Wi-Fi and a big BBQ Pavilion.

Address:
Glentanner Holiday Park Mount Cook State Highway 80 Mount Cook 7999 New Zealand, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Enjoy stunning views as you take the half hour drive on the Mt. Cook road alongside Lake Pukaki. At the entrance is a newly refurbished booking office, with a cafe and merino retail and souvenir shop. Spacious camping sites in a beautiful high country setting. A large dining/TV/recreation room with a woodburner, opens to a boulder patio that has million dollar views. The kitchen is large and well stocked with appliances. A new BBQ pavillion is greatly enjoyed. The ablutions are clean and in good order and the laundry has auto equipment. This park is a base for tourist attractions including scenic flights, 4WD Argo trips, stargazing, glacier boat trips or heli hiking. Your hosts are Helen and Ross. Tent sites are $22ppn and powered sites $25ppn. We also have a range of cabins available, self-contained units or standard cabins.
At our reception and activity center we can organise a variety of local operated tours for you. Scenic flights, heli hiking, sea kayaking, Glacier Explorers, argo tours, stargazing are amazing tours to explore this beautiful part of New Zealand.

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Phone(s):

03 4351855
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@glentanner.co.nz
Address:
Glentunnel Holiday Park, Homebush Road, Hororata, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Drive in through the leafy entranceway to this camp, where many level grassed areas are broken by stands of trees. A central amenities building houses a useful kitchen, ablutions that are well kept and there is a laundry with automatic equipment. A swimming hole has been created in the river and there is a good playground for children. Nearby are tennis courts, a shop, hotel and cafe, and there is a golf course right next door (golf clubs may be hired at the camp). The nearest ski field is only a half hour drive away or go on the local historical walk. Rakaia and Waimakariri River gorges are each about 20 minutes drive for salmon and trout fishing. Your friendly hosts are Noel and Robyn Langridge, and all sites are $38 for two.

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Phone(s):

03 3182868
Address:
Glinks Gully, Te Kopuru, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Beside a magnificent stretch of the Tasman coast, this camp is nestled into a
plateau above the bay, where there is a cluster of mainly holiday homes. You
will find 18 power sites 12 of these are non power plus plenty of tent space. An ablution block has hot water showers for $1 and flush toilets. In the
gazebo outdoor kitchen there are two fridges, microwave, two electric hobs,
a small bench top oven and a BBQ. Dine at one of the 3 large picnic tables
that are undercover and protected by clear roll down plastic windows. It is
an open secret that this is a great place to fish. The caretakers are Barry and
Betty. New rates from 1st November 2017...$10 per person per day...$10 per day for power... under 5"s free.

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Phone(s):

09-439 5353

Last Update:

29/03/2023
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Address:
Goat Island Road, Leigh, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Pay a visit to the Marine Reserve at Goat Island; explore the waters with
friendly, colourful fish. Just up the road from the beach there is a farm/camping
spot that enjoys sea views and caters for families, with a playground and lots
of areas to explore. There are a number of level camping areas, though only
8 sites with power. The main building houses a fully catered kitchen with all
utensils and other facilities, a lounge with TV and a pool table, tidy ablutions
with free hot showers and a porch laundry. The outside dining and BBQ area
are open to the elements. Here you can gather around the bonfire in the
evening.  Dive gear can be hired. All sites are from $18
to $25 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 422 6185
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Address:
Harrington Street, Lawrence, Otago, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located in a picturesque setting , this camp offers rest and recreation. A treat
for the eyes, there are 57 power sites and unlimited tent sites well-spaced
amongst gracious old trees. A clean kitchen has all amenities including a full
stove. In the small comfy lounge, are selections of board games. The laundry
has auto washing machines. Take the bridge over the creek to a grassed area
for children friendly animals. Hard stands and a dump station are available
and pets are welcome. Your hosts are Marie and Jock. Tent sites are $14 per
person and $16 for power per person.

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Phone(s):

03 4859850
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Address:
99 Tukurua Rd, Parapara, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Drive along an attractive tree lined approach to this spacious, well kept seaside park. Golden Bay Kiwi Holiday Park office has basic supplies and Eftpos. Plenty of space and shelter for campervans and tents that is grassed and separated from the sea by shady trees. The large service block is close to the beach. A few steps down from the kitchen area is the dining room with TV. The laundry (with automatic machines) adjoins the roomy ablutions and disability suite. Internet access is available. There are 100 tent sites and 75 power sites. The park has an outdoor shower for swimmers and a children_s play area. Dogs by arrangement only please and not 1 December to 1 March. Your friendly hosts are Leigh and Wayne. They have unpowered sites from $18 per person and power sites from $20 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

Phone(s):

03 5259742
Address:
Golden Springs Holiday Park 4085 State Hightway 5 Reporoa 3083 New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Midway between Rotorua and Taupo, on the busy SH 5, is this once proud
camping ground. Unfortunately, it was looking a bit run down when we visited,
it is to be hoped that the new owners do a bit of garden maintenance to get it
back up to scratch. But if you don't want manicured lawns, this is an excellent
base for the great trout fishing nearby. There are 21 power sites divided by
boxed hedges, and a variety of tent sites - some down by the stream that
runs beside the camp. Bush tracks with boardwalks meander through the
lower part of the camp giving an nice setting to the natural thermal hot pools
provided free for people staying. There is a small kitchen with fridge and ovens,
and a TV room is available. The licensed restaurant is not open currently, but
hoping to be back up and running soon. Laundry machines are available as is
a free gas BBQ. All sites are $20 per adult per night, $12 per child and under
five are free.

Phone(s):

07 3338280
Website:
Email/Contact Us: golden-springs@farmside.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

40
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Overseeing Body:

Information on this camp courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only thanks.

Last Update:

10/04/2023
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Address:
Dillmanstown, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Goldsborough Camping Ground - This sheltered and secluded campsite is the site of an old gold mining town. Explore the gold mining area and try your luck fossicking in the creek.

Phone(s):

+64 3 731 1895
Email/Contact Us: paparoavc@doc.govt.nz

Fees per night:
$40 Powered Site up to 2 people
$35 Non-powered site up to 2 people
$10 extra Adult
$ 5 Children 5-15
Under-fives: No charge

Dog Policy:

No Dogs.

Last Update:

25/4/2023
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Address:
Gore Bay, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Gore Bay campsite is on both sides of Moody Street, with the shore
side camp set above the beach with access to the water and views to die for.
There are some stately norfolk pines and hedges for shelter and the facilities
are spotlessly clean with hot showers and a disability suite. A combination
porch style kitchen, dining and laundry area has cooking equipment, a fridge/freezer and an auto washing machine, all clean and tidy. The beach is safe for swimming and great for surfing. A card phone is close by.
You will see Buxton Camp as you drive in, right on the beach front. You can choose your own site and set if after checking the bookings board/map in the kitchen kiosk. It has new gas hot showers which are really good!

A flat paddock with the sea just over the bank, camping is around the perimeter so it can be used for cricket and bikes. There is an outside kitchen area for washing dishes, and basic but clean hot showers and toilets. Beside this camp is a childrens’ playground.
Neither camp has Eftpos or credit card facilities and no dogs are allowed.
Stop for a chat with your friendly hosts Mike Watson and his wife Kim Bestic.

POWERED SITES

Campervans/caravans must have a current Electrical Warrant of Fitness if plugging in to our powered site outlets, and power leads must be a minimum of 10 metres. Tents or vans plugging into power can only use an approved and tested ‘camping style’ power cord (with 3 long round pins), at least 10m long, with a safety RCD. Please make sure you have your WoF documentation and your tested, tagged power cord available for us to check if asked. You cannot connect vans or tents on multiple sites to one power source. Management reserves the right to unplug any connection that does not comply with regulations. Generators are not permitted at any time.
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Phone(s):

03 319 8010
Website:
Email/Contact Us: campgorebay@gmail.com
Address:
35 Broughton Street, Gore, Southland, South Island 9710

DESCRIPTION:

This large camping ground in the suburbs of Gore has well-groomed level sites,
with graceful birch trees and good shelter. Powered sites, and numerous tent
sites, are hidden in pockets of shrubbery, some van sites have gravel stands and
are close to the main amenities block. The two kitchen/dining facilities have
all amenities, plus full stoves and two clean, tiled ablution blocks and a laundry
with auto equipment. A dump station is here, Eftpos and credit card facilities
are extra services. This area is noted for its brown trout fishing at the nearby
Mataura River. The camp has good housekeeping standard and is handy to
local services. Your host is Lyndon. Tent sites $15 per person, powered sites
are $30 for two.

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Phone(s):

03 2084919

No. of tent sites:

5

Alerts:

None

Access to Campsite:

By foot, mountain bike.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

4/6/2023
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a walk-in campsite on the Heaphy Track. It's nestled against beech forest on a limestone outcrop. Explore the numerous caves, nooks and crannies in the area.

Bookings required.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Great Barrier Island, Auckland, New Zealand, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Great Barrier Island is free of some pests - help keep it this way. Before you visit, check for stowaways that may be harmful to wildlife on this island. Read more about Treasure Islands. Great Barrier is the largest island off the North Island coast. More than 60% of the island is public land administered by the Department of Conservation. There are a range of short walking tracks and longer routes, several campsites, a hut, mountain bike routes, and many natural and historic features to explore. About 850 people live on the island, and there are a number of small settlements with shops and accommodation.

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Phone(s):

0800 997 222
Address:
406 Acacia Bay Road, Acacia Bay,, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Commanding an elevated spot overlooking the shores of Lake Taupo at Acacia Bay, this well-groomed park has around 80 sites, most with power, some hedged for privacy and well-shaded with established trees. Hosts William and Colleen have provided excellent facilities with many thoughtful extras to make a camper_s day. A bright and welcoming kitchen with dining area has hot plate and microwave cooking, fridge/freezer and two coin-operated ovens, along with utensils, crockery and cookware on hand. A comfy TV nook has easy chairs - or you can head to the separate games room decked out with more easy chairs, TV, pool table, arcade games and table hockey. The smart ablutions have free showers and lots of bathroom extras that include liquid soap, hand towels, hairdryer, a disabled access bathroom suite and a large laundry. Outdoors the children can burn off some energy on the in the playground while parents take a soak in the spa. A gazebo is provided with gas BBQs and timber-slab banquet table for outdoor dining. Get your basic supplies at the camp store or pop back into town just a few minutes away. Boat ramps are nearby, there are fish cleaning facilities and a dump station are provided for residents only, as well as internet kiosks and wifi. All sites are from $19 per person. Seasonal rates apply and bookings are essential.

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Phone(s):

07 3785159
Address:
Te Anau, 129 Te Anau-Milford Hwy, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This holiday park with its lovely mountain views and glorious sunsets has
approximately 40 sites amongst tree-lined and sheltered hedges. The
facilities are modern and sparkling, and one of the ablution blocks is ‘5 star’
style, with underfloor heating and other luxurious extras. There is a spa,
sauna, fitness centre and playground here. A courtesy vinatge car pickup
may be available from local restaurants and you can book at the office
for local trips and attractions. The Upukerora River is 250 metres away
where you can go swimming, fishing, and kayaking, pets are welcome by
arrangement so please call first. Your friendly hosts are the Saunders
family. Unpowered sites are from $18 per person, and $20 for powered.

Phone(s):

03 2497059
Website:
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Address:
45 Greenstone Road, Kumara, West Coast, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A unique resting place

Greenstone Retreat has accommodation options to suit all budgets. Natural, quiet and environmentally friendly setting on the edge of the village. Free Unlimited Wi-Fi, Self Catering Kitchen facilities, Large gardens, quality beds and interesting features.

"In the middle of everywhere, and away from it all".

The Historic 3 bedroom Villa can be booked as a whole private home all year round for upto 8 people or as individual rooms for singles and couples as a backpackers during winter. History, art and comfort with all you need.
At the back there is a new peaceful and comfortable small dormitory and a family room.

Lolly the caravan is tucked away at the back of the section.
Access to new bathrooms, undercover kitchen, campers lounge and barbecue.

Large gardens offer CAMPING for tents and small vans available on a first come first served basis, no advanced bookings possible, for $20 per person. I have 4 powered sites for small and medium sized camper vans under 8 Metres in length. For larger vehicles, please contact me with dimensions prior to booking. $22.50 per person, children upto the age of 14 are free.
Hose for fresh drinking water available. There is No DUMP STATION so please use facilities near Hokitika or Greymouth.

Greenstone Retreat offers pet-friendly, cyclist friendly, quirky and homely accommodation on the edge of the village of Kumara. Yoga and massage may be available for a small additional charge.

Short walking distance to West coast wilderness trail, walks, park, glow worms and award winning Theatre Royal hotel for a meal.

Cash only or NZ bank transfer.

Winter arrivals prior to 7pm and summer before 8pm please.

Pets on request and kept on leads please as I have a dog on site who can be unsure of other dogs.

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Phone(s):

021 0811 3396
Website:
Email/Contact Us: greenstoneretreat@outlook.com
Address:
Lansdowne Road, Appleby, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Behind the busy shop and motel complex is a small area with 26 hard stands
all surrounded by plantings. All sites have power, but there are limited grassed
areas for camping available. The service block has tidy lined showers and toilets
and a laundry with auto washers and dryers. The kitchen area has been taken
over somewhat by the permanents, but is clean and has good cooking facilities
with a full stove. From here you can take a wine trail or visit Rabbit Island with
its beautiful sandy unspoiled beach. Your hosts are Amber and Chris. Tent sites
$10 per person, powered sites $20 per person (includes car), and $15 for each
extra person. Children are $10, under three are free.

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Phone(s):

03 544 4685
Address:
Greta Valley Camping Ground, 7 Valley Rd, Greta Valley, 7387, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Halfway between Christchurch and kaikoura, is this camp with large level sites on tree lined terraces. Plenty of shade and lovely green grass, there are 20 power sites and numerous tenting areas, as well as a tavern and cafe close by. The good amenities are spotless with roomy showers, a good laundry and the kitchen doubles as a lounge and dining area. Upgrades on the cards over winter and your pleasant hosts are Lyn and Robert. Tent sites $12 per person, power sites $15 per person.

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Phone(s):

03 3143340
Website:
Address:
318 Main South Road, Greymouth, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Greymouth KIWI Holiday Park & Motels. is adjacent to the beach this smaller complex is just 6 km south of Greymouth. The level lawns are well sheltered by bushy trees. There are hard stands for vans many in the shade of the trees. A modern kitchen (with 1 full stove) has a comfortable carpeted TV lounge adjacent. The ablutions are well appointed with tiled floors and a disability suite. The park has an automatic laundry, and an internet kiosk, free spa pool and BBQs. Children have a selection of safe play equipment. BBQs and picnic tables are scattered in the grounds. Dump points are available. Your hosts are Linda and Steve. Tent/powered sites - $30-35 for 2 people ($12 each adult and $7 per child) Seasonal rates apply. Specials for long term stayers.

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Phone(s):

03 7626768
Address:
Greymouth Seaside TOP 10 Holiday Park, 2 Chesterfield Street, Greymouth, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is at the southern end of Greymouth, use the new walkway/cycle
path to the beach, or let the children play in the well-equipped playground that
includes a jumping pillow. With around 50 power sites, some of these are on
hard stands for vans, and the same number of tents sites, all on level grounds
and with BBQ tables. The two kitchens provide excellent cooking and dining
facilities, one opening to a pleasant TV room with internet, and a small indoor
BBQ room. Ablutions are clean and modern, with liquid soap and disability
friendly. There are plenty of automatic washers and dryers in the laundry, as well
as sofas, chairs, TV and internet to use while you wait. Other attractions include
a games room with pool and air hockey tables, as well as arcade machines, a
private spa pool can be booked, and a dump point is provided. For some extra
fun go-carts can be hired and there is a shop located in the reception area.
Matt and Steph will look after your needs. All sites are from $40 for two people

Phone(s):

03 7686618

Last Update:

5/04/2022
Address:
Kuratawhiti Street, Greytown, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The best of the relaxed kiwi camping experience can be found in historic Greytown. Tucked into the well-wooded Kuratawhiti Park, camp amongst the Totara trees on level, long-established, grounds with a tranquil rural aspect. Only a short walk to the lively town centre with cafes and boutique shopping, there are 61 tent sites and 34 sites with power. In the centre of the camp is a picnic and BBQ garden area. Tennis courts, an outstanding playground and the town swimming pool are just next door to keep the kids entertained. The two combined kitchen/ablutions blocks have been refurbished with all new whiteware and appliances. There are a female and male shower and toilet with wheelchair access and a laundry with coin-operated autowashers. A recycle station is available. No eftpos is available. Please bring cash.

Rates are $15.00 an adult for an unpowered site per night and $19.00 an adult for a powered site per night. Children (2 to 12 years inclusive) are $8.00 a night whether on a powered or unpowered site. Children under 2 years are free.

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Phone(s):

06 304 9387 or mobile 027 449 4980
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@greytowncampground.co.nz
Address:
Cnr Keen Rd & SH72/79, Orari Bridge,, Geraldine, Orari Bridge 7991, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

What a great use for an old rural school grounds, this nicely laid out campground has sites that are large, level and sheltered. All the facilities are clean, modern, and recently painted. There is both electricity and gas in the kitchen and dining area, and all utensils are provided in this large, bright and airy room. Excellent free showers plus a separate toilet block with disabled access, the auto machines available in the laundry are free too. What used to be the school hall, with its lovely old wooden floors, is now a large lounge and games room with a good library and TV. The heated swimming pool, playground with a jumping pillow, and a tennis court, including tennis rackets, are all freely available for campers use. Attractions outside the camp include a golf course, forest walks, white water rafting and four wheel drive trips. There is also excellent trout and salmon fishing here. Your host is Dave Moss. Tent sites $16 for one, $10 for each extra, powered sites $36 for two, $15 for each extra person.

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Phone(s):

0800 2478679
Website:

Last Update:

6/4/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
36 Gunns Bush Road, Hunter, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated 10km from Waimate in the South Island, this camp is setup for groups with up to 104 bunk beds, with 6 powered sites and lots of lawn for camping. 

There is a large communal kitchen and the hall can easily accommodate 100 people. 

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Phone(s):

027 688 0945
Website:
Email/Contact Us: gunnsbush@gmail.com

Alerts:

Temporarily Closed (if this information is incorrect, please advise via our Contact Page)

We have cosy two bedroom historic cabins with coal ranges (wood stoves), that will sleep up to six people. Backpackers prices available. Campsites are in private hideaways so plenty of privacy, and is owned by The Hollyford Museum Charitable Trust. The management teams are AJ and Sandra, or Debbie and Mark. There is no phone here due to its remote location so make your bookings by email.

Address:
Lower Hollyford Valley Road,Fiordland National Park via Te Anau, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

'The home of legends, tall stories and laughter.' A page out of history, set on the banks of a glacial stream at the bottom of the hill before the Homer Tunnel, turn at the Lake Marion/Hollyford track corner. There are no power sites as the only electricity is from a generator, only turned on in the evening so you can charge your camera batteries. A new recreation building is ready and houses a kitchen, ablutions and lounge, this facility has disability access. There is a fridge available in the kitchen/dining area, well actually the fridge is masquerading as a freezer, as there is only enough electricity to run it as a fridge! The camp store has food, a selection of Bowenite Greenstone, NZ books and souvenirs for sale, there is a petrol pump too. This is a great base for hunting, fishing and tramping with many day walks for the family, and the Hollyford and Routeburn tracks are close by. Check out New Zealand_s silver beech tree with the largest girth, or pay a visit the Humboldt waterfall, and in the evening see the glow-worms. Spend some time in the museum and wonder at the difficulties encountered building the Milford Road and Homer Tunnel and see the origins of this unique camp. Campsites are in private hideaways so plenty of privacy, and is owned by The Hollyford Museum Charitable Trust. The management teams are AJ and Sandra, or Debbie and Mark. Primary aged children are $6 and under 5 years are free. There is no phone here due to its remote location so make your bookings by email.

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Website:
Email/Contact Us: gunnscamp@ruralinzone.net
Address:
1348 Jacksons Bay Road, Haast Beach, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A tidy camp next to the Turnbull River and Hapuka Estuary, enjoy fishing in the river, net some whitebait, or go for a bush walk. Don\'t be fooled by the name though, as this camp is next to a river, not the beach which is five minutes_ drive away. There are 50 powered sites and as many for tents. the camp is generously supplied with amenities. There are two old but clean kitchen/dining rooms, one has a spacious living room with a diesel burner, good furnishings and TV. The ablutions are plentiful, one basic and one modern, but both clean and tidy plus one with a disability suite. Cape Cod chairs under the verandah with the BBQs, and picnic tables are positioned around the camp. There is an excellent laundry, the camp store is well stocked, and internet is available. Your friendly hosts are Alf and Lorriane. Tent sites are $15 per adult, powered sites are $36 for two, while children aged 5 to 15 years are $8 and under five years are free.

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Phone(s):

0800 843226
Website:

In a town location, we offer a wide range of accommodation for every budget: tent and campervan sites, budget rooms with shared facilities and fully self contained motel units.

To Book:
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Address:
1 Marks Road, Haast Township, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

An excellent location for hunting and bird watching, this complex has motorhome parks that are mostly sealed to cope with the coast weather, there are also a number of lawn sites however. A number of power sites have been formed close to the amenities recently. The modern and clean kitchen has everything supplied, including pots and pans. This adjoins an open plan dining and an attractive lounge that is pleasantly furnished. The ablutions are smart with and tidy, while the laundry has washing machines and dryers, as well as other extras. Showers will cost you 50c and a dump point is on site. The office doubles as a well-stocked shop, includes a credit card phone, and eftpos is accepted here. Dogs are welcome on prior arrangement only, and your hosts are Greg and Nathalie Hope. Both tent site and powered sites are from $17 per person.

Phone(s):

0800 500 703
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@haastlodge.com

Your host is Deborah and sites are from $20 per adult, children from five to 15 years $6, under five free.

Address:
52 State Highway 6, Haast, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This small alpine park on the southern fringe of the Fox Glacier township is surrounded by West Coast bush and is open for vehicle camping only. Walking distance to the Fox Glacier guide office, cafe and local pub there are 22 power sites that form a two-tier radius around the centre of the camp. The unisex disability bathrooms and all other ablutions are modern, clean and tidy with free showers, while a small kitchen has all appliances and TV/dining area. Outside there is a covered BBQ area and the laundry has both washing machine and dryers. You can hire a bike, and after dark you might like to visit the glow-worms. There is a dump station for camp patrons and all parking is on hard stands. Your host is Deborah and sites are from $20 per adult, children from five to 15 years $6, under five free.

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Phone(s):

0800 624847
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@haasttop10.co.nz
Address:
Harsant Avenue, Hahei Beach, Private Bag, Whitianga, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This resort has a spectacular beachfront location, with island-studded ocean views and the famous pink and white sands of Hahei beach. An easy walk to Cathedral Cove and marine park. The resort_s mature and well-wooded grounds have 300 sites, around half with power. The hill-top, beachfront campervan sites have incomparable views and come with their own picnic tables and clotheslines. In the camper_s kitchen are fridges, microwave and hob cooking. There is a resort store on site and a village shopping centre close by. Three well-cleaned blocks of ablutions have roomy, timed showers, and baths (including a baby_s bath). There is a central covered laundry area, and it has a free air pump for airbed inflation! The breezeway area has clotheslines and opens to a drying room. In another building is a comfy TV room. After a successful day_s fishing, use the fish-cleaning facilities, BBQs and outdoor shellfish boilers. Paid wireless internet is available. Pure drinking water is supplied from a natural on-site source and dump stations are provided. For pricing, please contact the camp.

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Phone(s):

07 8663889
Address:
2 No 1 Road, Te Puke, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated right on the corner No 1 Road, Te Puke and the Pacific Coast Highway, between Tauranga and Rotorua. Perfect if you are looking for comfortable budget accommodation. An ideal stop-over for individuals and groups of 12 - 60 people. Te Puke is one of NZ's best locations in the Bay of Plenty, if you want to get away from the Rat race but still be only a short drive to everything. We are Intercity & Stray Bus Agents, and we can book local activities.
Only 5 minutes' walk to town, supermarkets, banks, cinema and bus stop. Mt Maunganui, Tauranga, and Rotorua only a short drive away. There is a wide selection of stunning beaches to choose here in the Bay of Plenty: Papamoa Beach, Mount Maunganui, Maketu, and Waihi Beach (to name only a few!).

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Phone(s):

07 573 8015
Website:
To Book:
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Address:
6 Henry Street, Queenstown, Southern Lakes, South Island 9300

DESCRIPTION:

A little Backpacker Oasis in the heart of Queenstown!

Everything at our Backpacker Lodge has been designed with the discerning traveller in mind, from
the flat-screen TV's in the common areas and private rooms, to the custom designed wooden bunks
with privacy curtains. Our private rooms have hotel standard beds & fluffy pillows. Our lounge has an
extensive DVD library & our two kitchens have free herbs, spices, tea and coffee. We also provide
every guest with free unlimited Wi-Fi for the duration of their stay, naturally!


Whilst we are spread over 3 levels, we are a small Backpackers for fewer than 50 people. This means
that there is more space for you to relax, meet like-minded travelers and plan your adventures in
Queenstown. Our experienced staff are on hand to help with ideas and bookings - just come and
have a chat!


The cherry on top is our location. Haka Lodge is in the center of Queenstown, yet on a quiet one-way
residential street. This means easy access to the town's many activities but also the reassurance of
a peaceful and safe night's sleep in your van. Surrounded by New Zealand's best day nature walks,
mountain climbs and over night tramps you won’t be without an activities for every day you stay.

Phone(s):

03 422 4970 (call this number to book a van stay)
Website:
Email/Contact Us: queenstown@hakalodge.com

Dog Policy:

Dogs permitted, but must be under control at all times.

Last Update:

26/10/2021
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Haldon Arm Camping Ground Haldon Arm Road Lake Benmore, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

From Lake Benmore, take the turn off at the mountain end of Burkes Pass.
The journey is around 50km of unsealed road, but worth it if you want a
large lakefront camp with a boat ramp, fishing and boating. Owned by a
cooperative of enthusiastic campers, this is not luxury camping so you need
to be reasonably independent. Flush toilets are available but no showers, and there is a dump point here. Tent sites $20 per family, or a season ticket at $350 per annum.

Phone(s):

027 404 2664
To Book:

Last Update:

4/5/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
14 Ruakura Road, Claudelands, Hamilton, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An enjoyable suburban motor camp, thoughtfully laid-out in a u-shape, but without the glitz of some of the bigger urban camps. You can relax under avenues of shady trees, on box-hedged, sheltered sites that lie well to the sun. 38 sites have power, most have taps and there is plenty of room for tents. An awesome double-storey playhouse and slide will be a hit with the kids. There is a compact kitchen with fridge/freezer, gas stoves and hobs and a selection of small appliances. The modern ablutions have roomy, free showers and two separate disabled access/family bathroom suites. Extras include a drinks vending machine and TV lounge, along with an internet kiosk. An automatic laundry (with soap vending machine) and a dump station is provided. As this is a busy urban camp, it is wise to pre-book all year round.

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Phone(s):

07 8558255
Website:
Address:
Toad Hall, Paynes Ford rd, Takaka, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just off the main highway you will find this tiny but busy camp.  You can forget
the frills; this is macho camping for rock climbers, although canoeists and
cyclists will be welcome. It boasts one hot shower, toilets, fridges and a rainy
day shelter. A storage room is available for your gear. Your hosts are the Butler
family. Funky company and tent sites are offered at $10 per person.

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Phone(s):

03 525 8531
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Community Owned

Last Update:

5/07/2021
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
243 Jollies Pass Road, Hanmer Springs, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just outside of Hanmer Springs, is this spacious campground that takes you back to your childhood school camps. Tent and campervan sites are polka dotted between deciduous trees, all on flat land and with that beautiful forest all around you. The amenities include five well-appointed kitchens and dining rooms, and numerous shower and toilet blocks. There is a purpose built building with facilities for disabled people, and an exciting playground. This camp is well set up for large groups and with the new upgrades everything is spick and span. You can leave from here for a trip to the Molesworth Station, go fishing, mountain biking, skiing or tramping in the area. Tent sites and unpowered campervan sites cost $14 per adult and 76 per child. Please note that if the camp is hosting a school group, it cannot take casual campers so book ahead to avoid disappointment.

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Phone(s):

03 315 7202
Website:
Address:
Hanmer Springs TOP 10 Holiday Park, 5 Hanmer Springs Rd, Hanmer Springs, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is the closest camp to the village and thermal pools of Hanmer Springs.
There are level sites for the camper within the busy area, or others that are
more secluded, many with large shade trees. The kitchen with a stove and
microwave, opens to a bright friendly dining room, and a tiled ablution block  has a bath in the ladies area. A second facilities block has toilets, showers and
a new family bathroom, there is also another well-equipped modern kitchen.
The second dining room and adjoining modern kitchen with ranch sliders is
located in the back camping area, and the gas BBQ is popular for alfresco
dining. Disabled suites are available in both camping areas. An exciting
adventure play area has a jumping pillow, and a trampoline for the children.
You can play squash, watch TV, enjoy the swap library or go on the internet.
Fun bikes can be hired for use in the park, as can mountain bikes. Your hosts
are Richard, Jeremie, and Laura and prices are available on enquiry.

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Phone(s):

03 315 7113

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Boil water prior to use

Address:
Hans Bay - Lake Kaniere Camping Area, Kokatahi, West Coast, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Hans Bay Number of tent sites - 40 This is a large grassy lake front campsite beside the beautiful Lake Kaniere. Fish from the jetty, boat or swim in the lake. Please note that dogs are not permitted in the campground or Lake Kaniere Scenic Reserve.

Phone(s):

03 7510807
Website:
Address:
Harataonga Road, Great Barrier Island, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Harataonga Number of tent sites - 60 Situated between two streams overlooking Overtons Beach, with shelter under mature trees. Surrounded by farmland and bush. Fishing, diving, snorkelling and swimming at the beach, a 300m walk from the campsite. Explore Maori historic sites and settler graves. Endangered bird species: pateke (brown teal), New Zealand dotterel, oyster catcher and banded rail. Please do not disturb, and take special care during nesting season.

Phone(s):

09 4290044
Website:
To Book:
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Address:
135 Albert Street, Whitianga, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The family park is a short walk to the centre of Whitianga. It offers large
level sites some some hedged for privacy and beautiful trees, giving plenty of
shade. There is ample room for cars and boats. Recreational facilities include
an outdoor swimming pool, children's playground, TV room, BBQ’s and some
picnic tables on wheels to take to your site. The indoor area has tables and
chairs and some USB ports and internet kiosks. The camp has a wireless hot
spot. There is a fsh cleaning area, car and boat wash and a dump point on site.
The well kept ablutions include a baby’s bath in the Ladies facilities. Showers
are no charge. The kitchen, with stainless steel benches, has fridge freezers,
hotplates, toasters, microwaves and a water flter. There is a central table for
food preparation. The laundry has all new equipment with coin operated
Maytag washing machines and dryers. There is an ironing board and iron set
up for campers. Sites are from $19.50 per person. Seasonal rates apply

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Phone(s):

07 869 5152
Website:
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
610 Windsor Avenue, Hastings, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Hastings Top 10 Holiday Park is a charming, well-kept park adjacent to the Splash Planet water theme park and scenic Windsor Park. The grounds have a lovely, meandering stream with a duckpond, and the entire site has mature shady trees. The central amenities block is a feature, with a decked walkway around a garden. A smart TV lounge and dining hall are linked by a breezeway to the main kitchen. Cooking and sink areas are separate and there are banks of cold lockers available. You can cook indoors on gas rings and microwaves or outdoors in the adjoining BBQ garden which is nicely landscaped under a shade sail. There is a beautiful swimming pool on site (heated in Winter), private spa pools for hire and a tennis/basketball court. There are two practical ablution blocks with all the extras, plus further toilets spaced across the site. Disabled access facilities are provided. A superb all-purpose laundry has a children's bath. Choose from 120 powered sites that have their own sump, tap and rubbish bin, or a range of non-powered sites. A dump point is provided.
Stay in touch with the world via on-site public pay phone, a wireless hotspot
and internet kiosks. Pets are okay by arrangement only. All sites from $20 per person. Seasonal rates apply


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Phone(s):

(06) 878 6692
Email/Contact Us: info@hastingstop10.co.nz
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Some of the sites are pet friendly - check with the camp hosts.

Last Update:

16/06/2022
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Address:
Havelock Holiday Park, 24 Inglis Street, Havelock, Marlborough, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Welcome to the stunning part of Marlborough, we will help you discover the many different activities and places to explore during your stay.

Havelock Holiday Park provides affordable, safe, family-friendly and pet-friendly accommodation options for both Kiwi campers and International travellers.

Treat Havelock as your travel hub and you will have easy access to scenic walking and biking tracks, be able to cruise stunning waterways, experience fantastic cuisine including the famous Greenshell Mussels and as if that is not enough, we can book you on a Wine Tour around the large selection of Marlborough wineries. There is something for all tastes so try us, you will not be disappointed.

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Phone(s):

03 574 2339
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@havelockholidaypark.kiwi
Address:
Hawai Bay Motor Camp State Highway 35, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

 

Popular camping ground on the east coast road around the East Cape, approx. 23km east of Opotiki.

Lodge rooms from $20. Caravan, motor-home and tent sites. River swimming, fishing and surfing.

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Phone(s):

07 315 7359
Website:
Address:
70 Waihi Road, Hawera, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Formerly the King Edward Park Motor Camp.

This motorcamp has 6 Cabins, powered sites and unpowered sites. A handy 5 minute walk to the local CBD and other attractions such as Naumai Park, the Water Tower and I-Site makes this a perfect spot for a family holiday or the passing traveller. Internet is available for purchase (Zenbu).

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Phone(s):

0800 111323

No. of tent sites:

20

Alerts:

Heaphy Track partially closed – through trips not possible except by pre-arranged helicopter transfer | Predator control for Ōpārara and Heaphy Lowland area.

Access to Campsite:

By foot, mountain bike.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs.

Last Update:

5/6/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a walk-in campsite on the Heaphy Track.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

Accommodation: Beachfront. Self contained units, Onsite caravan, Power sites

Address:
201 Kina Peninsula Road, Tasman, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Half way between Motueka and Mapua is this gorgeous spot on the edge of Kina Beach, just out of Tasman. A small camp is nestled amongst trees, each spot is spacious in its own little posse, and has a small gas barbecue and outdoor furniture on each site. The toilets and showers are clean and tidy one having disability access, and the modern kitchen has all amenities, while the laundry has automatic washers and a dryer. Kayak on the Kina Inlet, visit the wineries or arts and craft shops. Five power or tent sites are available from $40 for two (summer). Weekly and winter rates available.Self contained units, sleeps 2-8 people. Fully equipped kitchens, Freeview TV, electric blanket and heating. Cot and high chair and breakfast available. From $100 for two people. On-site caravan, sleeps 2-6 people. Fully equipped including linen. Kitchen facilities, communal toilet/shower laundry, barbecues, outdoor furniture. From $65 for two. (Rates apply for summer) Your hosts are Jennifer, Chris and Amanda Lockwood.

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Phone(s):

03 5266848
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@helmeholiday.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

40

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan,

Fees:

Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free

Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

6/6/2023
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Address:
Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is beside the picturesque Lake Te Anau on the road to Milford Sound.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 249 7924
Email/Contact Us: fiordlandvc@doc.govt.nz

Dog Policy:

Dogs on leads welcome.

Last Update:

12/05/2022
Address:
Breakneck Road, Herbert Forest, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is currently closed for winter. Reopens Labour Weekend 2022.

Travel south through Herbert for 3km then turn west onto Breakneck Road. Only 1km further and you will find Herbert Forest Camping Ground a basic but beautiful camp on 52 acres. The grounds are well groomed and the many camp sites are on two levels amongst lovely stately trees. Just 25 power sites but easy to find your own secluded spot. The facilities are basic but clean and tidy with new showers and toilets, washing machine and a cosy kitchen/dining with hotplates and fridge. A rose garden has been planted in the front of these facilities. Scattered around the spacious grounds are wood braziers. Plenty to do here - in peace and quiet you can listen to the birds, kayak on the river which has safe swimming for the children or take one of the many walking tracks. A dump station is available. Your friendly hosts are Mark & Kim Potter. 

Camp Fees:

ADULT  (non-powered site)  $12.50 each
ADULT  (powered site)          $15.00 each
CHILD   (5 -15 years)
             $7.50 each
CHILD   (2 - 4 years)              $5.00 each

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Phone(s):

03 439 5658 or 027-449-1775
Website:
Address:
Herbertville Campground 15 Seaview Rd Herbertville 4970 New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

68km east of Dannevirke (or about the same distance from Waipukurau) is wide open space camping with some hedges and trees to shelter the sites. The campground caters for all campers. All ammenties are available -fully equiped kitchen and clean bathrooms along with a family paraplegeic bathroom. Fully equiped laundry with washers ($2) and dryer ($2). Showers 50 cents The beach is within walking distance. Boats can be launched, surf casting on the beach and children can fish off the bridge. Cape Turnagain has a seal colony and is an easy 45 minutes walk away. There are tennis courts at Wimbledon and a 9-hole golf course is next to the camp. Powered Sites $35 for 1 or 2 people per night , extra person $15, Non Powered $15 per person per night. Under 15 years on any site $10, No charge for under 4 years Your hosts are Robbie & Rozanne Jensen . Eftpos available.. It is advisable to shop at a supermarket if coming for a few days, also fill up with petrol as that is unavailable out here.

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Phone(s):

06 3743446
Website:
Address:
331 Kerikeri Road, Kerikeri, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This Holiday Park is permanently closed.

Right next to a Medical Centre on Kerikeri Road 350m from town centre,
entry down the palm lined driveway has been greatly improved to facilitate
easy access to the garden camping on lawns (2 sites have power and taps). The
grounds have a fenced swimming pool with water slide and mature trees. This
is a quiet and family orientated camp. The toilet/shower suites are handy and
all spic and span. An all-purpose room has cooking facilities, TV, fridge/freezer
and laundry equipment. There is a free BBQ or try the local eateries. Your
hosts are Heather and Arthur. All sites are from $40 for two people. Shower
tokens supplied.

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Phone(s):

09 4079024
Website:

Last Update:

28/05/2021
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Address:
111 Wiroa Road, Kerikeri, PO Box 330, Kerikeri, Far North, North Island 0293

DESCRIPTION:

Drive in off the southern approach road, and take the road signposted to the
Airport, near the junction with S Hwy 10. Hideaway offers plenty of lawn
tent sites and 10 power sites, all with taps and sumps. Communal facilities are plentiful but well-used. There are two lounges and two big homely kitchens complete with all utensils, plus two modern laundries. The ablutions have both separate and unisex showers available. Outdoors there is a free-form swimming pool, with newly renovated deck, new BBQ’s and sink. You can buy provisions at the lodge/store/office. This camp is used mainly as a base for seasonal workers. 24 hour access to the Internet is available.  Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 407 9773
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Address:
Hihi Beach Holiday Park 58/62 Hihi Rd Hihi 0494, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This beachside location is just 5km off S Hwy 10 and well signposted. The
office/store is at the entrance with free wifi, free showers, and free BBQ’s. The
main kitchen/dining room has fridges and freezers, TV, a cooking facilities plus
microwave, and other appliances. A laundry and dumpstation are provided
Your hosts are Jeff and Christine Kuypers. Prices are $18 to $21 per person
for a site. Children $12. Seasonal rates apply. Close to the Whaling museum
Bus tours to Cape Reinga. This is a safe swimming beach and a boat ramp.

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Phone(s):

09 406 0307
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@hihibeachholidaypark.nz
Address:
185 Ahuriri Flat Road, Owaka, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Only 20 minutes from Balclutha, this rural camp between Kaka Point and Owaka
is an ideal place to base yourselves when you are visiting the Catlins. Set
amongst farmland, the hills around the camp give it a peaceful air, and campers
are encouraged to meet and mingle. There is a coin operated washing
machine and drier, and the ablution block is clean and tidy, while work is going
on to increase the amenities. Showers are $2 for five minutes. The kitchen is
somewhat basic, a shed without windows, but there Is a vending machine and
hot running water outside to wash dishes. You can borrow a DVD and wifi
is available, both free of charge. All day breakfasts, pizzas and some takeaways
are available as well as some free veg in summer. Kevin and Sue are your very
friendly hosts. $10 per person per night, 5-16 years $5 and under 5 free.
Powered sites are also available.

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Phone(s):

027 4035816
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Address:
35 Koputara Road, Himatangi Beach, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

All their camping sites have access to water and power.
Back this up with the other great activities, games room, and entertainment area including BBQ's, trampoline and sandpit for the children and TV / Reading Room and you are very well served for your stay. There is also an easy-access dump station on site.
The Himatangi Beach is 2 minutes away together with the local dairy (which has great coffee) and the local Cosmopolitan Club. The beach is patrolled during the summer months with one of the largest sand dune regions in the Southern Hemisphere.
Powered Sites price from: $19.00 per adult per night
Maximum occupancy: 8 people
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Phone(s):

06 3299575
Website:
Address:
Aylmer Street, Ross, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

In the little settlement of Ross, this camp is on a grassy section beside the
hotel and across the road from the lake. In need of some TLC, the kitchen and
ablutions are basic, there is a washing machine and dryer. Meals are available
at the pub, power sites are next to backpackers and some tent sites across
the road beside the lake. Go gold panning, take a bushwalk, or check out the
great museum where you can learn the history of the gold rush days. Your
hosts are Mark and Paulette. Tent sites are $10 per person and $12.50 per site
with power. Children under 12 years are half price or under 5 years are free.
Bookings at the hotel.

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Phone(s):

03 7554005
Address:
11 Providence Drive Hokitika, South Island 7882

DESCRIPTION:

Located  just 3 k's north of Hokitika.  Turn off of State Highway 6 onto Keogan's Road at the blue holiday park sign.  Travel 600 metres up Keogan's Road and turn left onto Providence Drive.  The entrance is 150 metres on Providence Drive.

You can set your tent up or park your campervan/caravan on velverty grass sites.  All tent/camper van or cararvan sites are powered. Use the showers/toilet facilities, the kitchen (with individual cook tops), dining and lounge rooms.  There is a laundry room with washers/dryers and a drying room for when it is raining.  The TV is in the community lounge along with comfortable couches and chairs.  There are baziers and picnic tables for the guests use and a playground for the children.   Three BBQ shelters, a volley ball court and a half basketball court complete the park.
The second building has the accessable facilities and a quiet reading room. Adults (over 15) $20.00 per night, children (6 through 15) $8.00 per night, children 5 and under are free.

Phone(s):

03-755 7754
Website:
Address:
7 Stonebridge Park Drive, Rotorua,, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Holdens Bay Holiday Park have an variety of accommodation choices to offer you – from fully-equipped Park Motels, to basic cabins and plenty of powered camp sites for your tent, caravan or motor home.

Holdens Bay Holiday Park boasts spacious powered and tent sites. There are 52 sites to choose from and they are well appointed, ready for your next planned holiday.

There is a dump station and drinking water taps, both are free for you to utilise during your stay.

Pets are allowed, under prior arrangement.

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Phone(s):

07 3459925

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Holdsworth Lodge planned power outage

Overseeing Body:

The Department of Conservation

Last Update:

12/05/2021
Address:
Mount Holdsworth Road, Mount Holdsworth, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Holdsworth Lodge is situated on a large grassy area surrounded by native forest. There are a number of short walks and good fishing in the Atiwhakatu River year round and swimming in the summer.

Phone(s):

04 384 7770
Website:
Address:
19 Hulme Street, Otautau, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the edge of a football field, and under the large mature trees, is this tiny
camp. There are about 20 sites, eight with power, all on grass. Facilities are
tired but tidy and include a small kitchen/dining with basic cooking facilities,
clean toilets, and a washing machine and dryer. There is a small playground for
children and a lrage field in front, you will share this spot with a few permanent
residents. This is a council owned camp, visited twice daily by caretakers John
and Sandra who live at 5 Hulme Street if you need them. If they are not
available, speak to the manager at the Otautau Hotel in the Main Street. Tent
sites are $10 for two, extra adults $5, powered sites are $15 for two adults,
plus $5 for extras.

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Phone(s):

03 2258362
Website:

No. of tent sites:

142

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Unsafe road on Motutapu Island

To Book:

Last Update:

10/3/2023
Address:
Motutapu Island, Auckland, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Overlooking Home Bay, the campsite is near the Reid Homestead built in 1901. A stroll up through regenerating bush to the Northern Junction (via the Rotary Centennial Loop Track) and you can explore various WWII military remains including the battery which defended Auckland's harbour.

Total campsite capacity: 262 people.

Campsite pods

The Home Bay campsite is divided into different areas called pods.

The following pods are on the seaward side of the road:

  • Salty Sea Dogs (23 tent sites) at the northern end of the campground.
  • Nest & Fledglings (13 tent sites) in the middle of the campground.
  • Shore Birds (21 tent sites)
  • Heritage Heights (8 tent sites)

The remaining pods are on the stream side of the road:

  • The Colony (34 tent sites) at the southern end.
  • Night Owls (21 tent sites) near the large pohutukawa tree.
  • Sleepy Hollow (11 tent sites) adjacent to the northern Norski toilet.
  • Early Birds (11 tent sites) at the northern end of the campground.

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080 or +64 9 379 6476

No. of tent sites:

142

Alerts:

None

Access to Campsite:

By boat,

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

9/6/2023
Address:
Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This idyllic campsite is right by the beach. Explore the island’s walkways, stunning coastline, replanted native bush and ever-increasing wildlife.

Phone(s):

+64 9 379 6476
Email/Contact Us: aucklandvc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

30

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Alerts:

None

Access to Campsite:

By boat, foot,
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

11/7/2023
Address:
Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Relax in the natural hot springs in Te Rātā Bay. Enjoy water sports or explore the tracks in other areas around Lake Tarawera.

Phone(s):

+64 7 362 8080
Email/Contact Us: info@totallytarawera.com

To access the hot pools on the beach, follow the road to the end where you will walk back across the beach towards the rocks.

To Book:

Last Update:

19/07/2022
Address:
790 Hot Water Beach Rd, Hot Water Beach, Coromandel, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Nestled into native bush, with brand new modern facilities providing free showers, with wheelchair access, a large spacious kitchen with gas hobs, ovens, fridges, microwaves, toasters and hot water on tap. There is a coin operated laundry with dryers and washing machines. A TV room with Freeview, and internet kiosk with wireless is available for a small fee. The ablution and kitchen areas are adjoined to a spacious inner courtyard. Here a large screen TV offers Sky, Sport, a Cartoon Network, UKTV and a variety of other channels for your enjoyment. The park is being added to almost continuously, 6 showers have been added this summer. You can fish, kayak, swim, surf, dive, set off on a day trip to Cathedral Cove and back, maybe dig your own hot pool, or enjoy the local cafes. Your hosts are Sheree and Grant Webster. Winter rates start from $12 per child and $20 per adult.

Travel to Tairua on the Coromandel Peninsula.
Drive through Tairua, continue onto State Highway 25 to Whenuakite. Prepare to turn right just after the school.
Travel +-5kms, turn right onto the Hot Water Beach Rd, Hot Water Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park turnoff is on the right past the bridge.
The hot pools are only accessible two hours each side of low tide. Don’t forget to take a spade.

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Phone(s):

0800 246 823
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@hotwaterbeachtop10.co.nz
Address:
42 Main Road, SHwy 6, Harihari, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This welcome stop is half way between Franz Josef and Hokitika, and is a
popular stop for cyclists. You can hitch your wagon to one of the 16 power
sites that are ranged on hard ground, under big shade trees and manicured
grass. The grounds beside the hotel are level and open, with neat lawn sites
that have taps and sumps as well as BBQ tables. Campers may use the hotel
facilities, the ablutions and small kitchen facility are within the accommodation
complex, good luck finding them though as they are not well sign posted.
A good laundry is available, , and there is a dump point. Your friendly host
is Tom. Tent sites $12 per person, power sites $30 for two, extras $12.

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Phone(s):

03 7533026
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Address:
809 Hukatere Rd, Houhora, Far North, North Island 0460

DESCRIPTION:

Bump along 90 mile beach for 8km on an unsealed road, the camp is set a little
way back from the beach. Enjoy the amazing sunsets and just a short distance to Cape Reinga; so good for fishing. Surrounded by sand dunes with a view of the sea. Open for camping and can take large vehicles. The ablutions are modern with hot and cold showers. Besides the flush-toilet there are also an eco composting toilet. The indoor and out-door kitchen has good running water, a fridge and gas cookers. Camping sites start from $20 per person. Your host is Gabi Pfaender.

WiFi is available for guests.

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Phone(s):

021 884 145 / +64 9 409 8705
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@hukatere.com

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By boat, foot.

Fees:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

17/6/2023
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Address:
Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A basic camping area at the northern arm of Lake Tarawera. A great place for a swim, with beautiful water and superb views of Mount Tarawera.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 4 471 1117
Email/Contact Us: rotoruavisitor@doc.govt.nz

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Regional Council Parks
Address:
Falls Road, Hunua, Auckland, North Island 2583

DESCRIPTION:

The Hunua Ranges encompass more than 14,000 hectares of native forest featuring four water catchment reservoirs, tramping tracks, mountain biking,
amazing scenery, fishing, swimming pools and waterfalls. The Hunuas are also
the site of Auckland’s only mainland kokako population and refuge to the
Hochstetter’s frog. Charges for the five campsites are $6 for adults and $4 for
children. These are remote sites with areas for tenting, basic toilets and water
(always boil first). No dogs or fires are allowed at these sites. There are also
two designated areas for self-contained vehicles. Annual passes are available.
There are no rubbish bins provided so please take out all rubbish when you
leave.

Booking campgrounds with an underage group

Campground bookings for an unsupervised group, under the age of 18:

You will need consent to make a campground booking when your group is aged 16 years and 17 years.

You will need to:

  1. Download the Regional Parks: Parental Consent Form
  2. Have your legal guardian complete and signed the form.
  3. Supply your completed form when you make your booking.

For health and safety reasons bookings for groups of people aged 15 years and under are not allowed, without appropriate supervision.

All other bookings for unsupervised group under the age of 18:

You will not be unable to make bookings for our baches, lodges and bookable sites. You may only use these sites with appropriate supervision.

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Phone(s):

09 366 2000
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Hurunui District Council
Address:
Hurunui Mouth Road, Domett, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A remote camp with just toilets and water, this site was looking pretty run
down last time we were through. It is listed in the Hurunui District Council
camping grounds, but is administered by the Domett Reserve Committee.
Maximum of 24 campsites but wouldn't take a large vehicle in there as the
sites are spotted around in amongst bushes and trees.  There is good fishing
in the river and the sea. No power but a site will cost you $8 per night to be
put in the honesty box.

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Phone(s):

03 3148816
Website:
Address:
1224 Karaka Rd, Hurunui

DESCRIPTION:

Behind the historic Hurunui Hotel, and adjacent to a vineyard, winery and cafe,
this little camp has 10 power points and room for tents, all set on a sunny
grassy area with trees for shade and grape vines all around. The ablutions are
modern, with roomy showers and disability suites, while the kitchen/dining has
a fridge, jug, toaster, two gas hobs, and a washing machine at the other end. A
dump point is available, as is a BBQ. Your hosts are Nola and Roger Strong.
$12 per person for power and $10 per person for tents.

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Phone(s):

03 3144162
Website:
Address:
Waitarere Beach Motor Camp, Park Ave, Waitarere Beach, 5510, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just as you reach the eastern edge of this quiet little beach town, turn left into
Forest Road and aim for the camp named after the local shipwreck! Although
not a beachfront camp, it offers an attractive setting with 50 powered sites
and around 30 tent sites. The grounds are level, with sites grouped together
around their own waste disposal points. A great location for those who want
to work off some energy in the nearby Domain skating rink, tennis courts
or swimming pool. The camp has its own games hall and smart swimming
pool, with a toddler’s pool operating in the busy season. The children’s play
equipment is imaginative and challenging. The smart little kitchen has all the
necessary equipment including a microwave. An attractive ablution block
has hand driers and soap provided and there are automatic machines in the
laundry. A dump station is provided. Your host is Deb. All sites are $17 per
adult. $8 for a child 12 years and under. Pet friendly by arrangement.

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Phone(s):

06 368 4941
Website:
Address:
Ikamatua Grey Valley, Westland, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp has six powered sites and room for a few tents, on the lawn behind
the hotel. The recycled railway station is now a services block with a platform
sun deck, where a kitchen is housed in the waiting room. If you don’t feel like
cooking though, you can always eat at the hotel. Ablutions contain a couple of
showers (no extra charge) and toilets, there is a TV and comfy chairs provided.
An automatic washer and a tub are in the laundry and your hosts Jack and Anna
McInroe. Tent sites $15 per person, powered $19 per site, children are $5.

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Phone(s):

03 7323555
Website:
Address:
77 McIvor Road, 6RD, Invercargill, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

An immaculately presented camp inside and out, situated only five minutes from the city, this is luxurious camping that you come to expect from Top 10 Holiday Parks. A paved driveway leads to flat ground set out with hard stands and some tent sites., while the pretty hanging baskets and tubs of colourful flowers will make you feel at home. The main facilities are all under one roof for convenience and the kitchen has gas hobs, microwave and fridge, cooking and eating utensils. You can eat and cook either inside or out on the landscaped, covered BBQ terrace. Modern tiled showers are large with wooden benches and a generous disability suite is provided along with unisex ablutions. The tiled and covered laundry area has outside stainless steel sinks and auto machines. The extended tenting area has another kitchen/dining, a large TV lounge and excellent ablutions. A children_s playground and a dump station are on-site, and there is a free internet kiosk. Your friendly hosts are Philip and Diane Todd and family. All sites are from $40 for two.

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Phone(s):

03 2159032

No. of tent sites:

15

Access to Campsite:

By boat.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

19/6/2023
Address:
Fiordland National Park, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a walk-in, Great Walk campsite in the Iris Burn valley, on the Kepler Track in Fiordland National Park. Bookings required in the Great Walks season. Kea are frequent visitors.

Seasonal restrictions

Walks season (24 October 2023 – 30 April 2024)

  • Bookings are required

Outside the Great Walks season (1 May 2023 – 23 October 2023)

  • Bookings are not required
  • Facilities reduced

Phone(s):

+64 3 249 7924
Email/Contact Us: fiordlandvc@doc.govt.nz
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Address:
6 Appleton Road, Waiotahi Beach, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

As the name suggests, this camp looks directly over to White Island, with absolute beach access to stunning Waiotahi Beach which is just 5 km from Opotiki, en-route to Whakatane. Adjacent to its sandy shores there are
136 sites with power and taps. The site space is generous with a choice of
open or shady areas. The offce/shop sells basic supplies during peak holiday
times. The kitchen has stoves, microwave cooking and fridge/freezer and the adjacent alfresco dining area is under cover. There are free showers in the ablutions which have plentiful hot water and homely touches. An automatic laundry, gas BBQ’s and dump station are provided. For the fsherfolk, there is a filleting bench on-site and a boat ramp is 5 km away. Kids will enjoy the
swimming pool and games /TV room. Lots of options to add to your holiday
fun & enjoyment including a beachfront volleyball area, tennis court, free kayak
use, hammocks, and playground. Free WiFi. Most accommodation has been
refurbished or newly constructed in the past 3 years.
Sites are from $18 per
adult and $9 per child. Seasonal rates, minimum site charges and minimum stay requirements may apply.


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Phone(s):

07 3157519 or 0275 586 105
Email/Contact Us: info@islandviewholiday.co.nz
Address:
West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Jacks Gasthof is on the coastal highway 5km north of Charleston and is a gem of a camp. Well laid out in a peaceful setting, with trees for shade, and lots of little nooks and crannies, there is plenty of tenting room and three sites with power. Facilities are minimal but unique in their own way, gtwo toilets, no kitchen but lots of outdoor sinks with drinkable water. The shower is an open air one, down by the river access, where you can have it cold, or for a gold donation they will turn on the hot water. You can pop down to the river for a swim, or take a walk through the bush. An ideal stopover, if you don\'t feel like cooking, have a pizza at the onsite restaurant where the locals meet the tourists. How many camps are there where you can have a crispy pizza, or a proper meal, have a drink or two, then walk back to your site? Your friendly hosts are Petra and Jack. A site will cost just $8 per person plus $5 per site for power wifi morning and evening.

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Phone(s):

03 789 6501
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Address:
4464 Great Alpine, Jackson, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Fifteen acres of terraced sites allow stunning outlooks to the river, mountains
and waterfalls. There are 30 power points on hard stands and 10 tent sites set
amongst the bush, as well as two large barns with private bays for camping or
campervans - keeping you covered in all weathers (each site has power and
water). The facilities are all modern and beautifully clean with sensor lighting,
and the office carries a good stock of essential items.  The heated ablutions
have large showers with gas hot water, and hairdryers for the ladies. A disability
suite is available and a well-equipped laundry. The massive kitchen/dining and
lounge is tastefully decorated with a log burner, lounge suites and all cooking
equipment including cutlery and crockery which is available from the office.
Free BBQs and children’s play area are in the camp, as are internet access and
a dump station. Many mountain tramps start in this area and jet boat rides
are available on the Taramakau River, as well as being only 20 minutes from
the Temple Basin ski field. Your hosts are Darren and Toni. Sites from $40
for two people, extra adults are $20 and children under 10 years are $10.

Phone(s):

03 7380474
Website:

No. of tent sites:

8

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By boat.

Fees:

Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

Adult (18+ years): $6 per night
Child (5 - 17 years): $3 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

19/6/2023
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Enjoy short walks and water-based activities at this campsite, which is sheltered from the prevailing northwest winds.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

26

Access to Campsite:

By boat.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

22/6/2023
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Address:
Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a boat-in only campsite on the Whanganui Journey. There is no drive on access.

Bookings are required for this campsite during the period 1st October to 30 April.

Phone(s):

+64 6 349 2100
Email/Contact Us: whanganui@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

24/02/2023
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Address:
600 Waitomo Caves Road (SHwy 37), RD 5, Waitomo, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated on a farm, 1 km east of Waitomo village, this backpackers hostel offers
convenient camping around it’s pleasant, elevated grounds. There are some
stunning campsites (4 with power), with great views out over the Waitomo
Valley. All the facilities, including internet access, are in the lodge. Designed
to capture the views and the sun, the lodge has a wrap-around deck with BBQ
and outdoor dining space or dine alfresco using one of the timber-slab picnic
tables dotted around the grounds. There is a swimming pool, tennis court,
basketball court, and a very relaxed atmosphere - with various farm animals
to make friends with. Your hosts are Anne and Allen Juno.

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Phone(s):

07 878 7649
Website:
Email/Contact Us: junowaitomo@xtra.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

18

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By self contained campervan.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs sorry.

Last Update:

22/6/2023
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Address:
Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

For self contained vehicles only. Camp across the road from the river and explore the Kauaeranga Valley on one of the many short walks.

Phone(s):

+64 7 384 7106
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Prohibited Fire Season for Kahurangi National Park > Predator control for Parapara area > Predator control for Cobb area > Predator control for Kakapo area > Predator control for Gouland area > Chummies Track reroute > Wasp control in Motueka and Golden Bay > Crossing Dart Ford on Wangapeka River Road > Crazy Paving Cave closure > Planned track upgrade work taking place > Allow more time to reach the huts in Matiri Valley

Address:
Kahurangi National Park, Tasman, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kahurangi National Park Created in 1996, Kahurangi is one of New Zealand\'s newest national parks, and at 452,002 hectares it is also the second largest. Translated, its name has a number of meanings including \'treasured possession\', an apt description of its wonderfully diverse natural and recreational values. In places it is an untracked wilderness, elsewhere a wonderful network of tracks lets you explore wild rivers, high plateaux and alpine herbfields, and coastal forests.

Phone(s):

03 7826852
Website:
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Address:
66 Mowhanau Drive, Kai Iwi, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located 300m from Kai Iwi Beach this spacious holiday park is only 10 mins from Whanganui. There are 70 powered sites, other campers not requiring power. The park is set on 4.9ha so there is lots of room and excellent, well maintained facilities. Established in the 1960's on idyllic park like grounds, the Kai Iwi Beach Holiday Park is the perfect escape from the hustle of the city, without compromising on location. A great place for a family get-away, Kai Iwi Beach has a fantastic children’s playground, complete with a flying fox over a stream, pirate climbing ship, and more… There is a large toilet block with changing rooms, cold water showers, and wood burning BBQ’s as well.

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Phone(s):

(06) 342 9658
Email/Contact Us: office@kaiiwibeach.co.nz
Address:
Kai Iwi Lakes Road, Omamari, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Come stay and play at Kai Iwi Lakes, Taharoa Domain, one of New Zealand's best holiday spots. Only three hours from Auckland, 35 kilometres from Dargaville. Nestled amongst 538 hectares of premier recreation reserve with walking and cycling tracks and white sand freshwater dune lakes renowned for their jewel-like beauty and clear waters. Perfect for a wonderful camping experience with the choice of two camp grounds located on lake foreshore, both offering an ideal camping experience for tents, caravans or motorhomes. Pine Beach has campsites, wash and shower facilities, two flushing toilet blocks, pontoon, playground and summer seasonal services, including mobile shop and camp staff located onsite. Sites are $10 per night and there are a limited number of powered sites, at an extra charge of $10 that must be booked as per the other sites at the camp ground. Promenade Point has camping areas and a toilet block however no shower facilities, and is a true relaxed kiwiana camping experience. There is a strict no pets policy to protect the native wildlife. The Taharoa Domain reserve's beautiful crystal clear Kai Iwi Lakes are ideal for safe swimming, kayaking, fishing, boating and water skiing.

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Phone(s):

09 4390986
Website:
Email/Contact Us: lakes@kaipara.govt.nz

Overseeing Body:

Gisborne District Council
Address:
C/- Gisborne District Council, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kaiaua Beach is 60km from Gisborne. The beach is 6km from the state highway turn-off.
Excellent beach for fishing and swimming.

 

Freedom camping

Freedom camping is only allowed outside of the daylight saving period - between Easter weekend to the start of daylight savings. See the freedom camping information

Camping is allowed only within the designated camping area.

Maximum stay is 3 nights over any 30 day period.

Please take your waste to the disposal points.

For more information read the Freedom Camping Bylaw

Phone(s):

06 8672049
Website:
Address:
Waipapa Bay, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campsite has closed after the 2016 Kiakoura earthquake.

This small camp is just 32kms north of Kaikoura and boasts magnificent views and great walks. Fishing by both sea and river for crayfish and paua, and there are dolphins and seals in the bay just across the road. Find a spot in the shade of the fig tree in this peaceful and well sheltered camp. There are 12 powered sites available, plus tent sites. Facilities include toilets, showers, a coin operated auto washer, outside camp kitchen, and a gas BBQ. You may want to treat yourself to a fresh crayfish, paua pattie or scallop pie from the roadside shop out the front. Dogs are welcome, except during holiday periods and long weekends. Your friendly hosts are Belinda and Maurice. All sites are $15 per adult.

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Address:
S Hwy 1, RD 2, Kaikoura 7374.

DESCRIPTION:

This spacious camp has a ribbon of sites along the beach front and is well endowed with trees. It is 7km south of Kaikoura with a great shop on-site. The amenities are in three blocks, all in good order including ablutions, laundries, and kitchens in two of the blocks. Fillet your fish in the two areas provided, cook them on the gas BBQ, then eat them in the outside covered dining area. This is an ideal base for diving and fishing, also good for whale, seal and coastal bird watching and in February and March you can see the dolphins playing in the bay. Fishing rods are available for hire, there_s also a boat and car wash. A family orientated camp with a play area leading to a flying fox is close to the beach, near the entrance is a mini golf course, and beach volleyball is available. There are over 100 power sites and twice as many for tents, a beachfront area has 29 power points, all hard stands, picnic tables and there are also tent sites. Wireless internet access is available and a dump point. No dogs between December 22nd and January 10th please. Your friendly hosts are Digby and Eve. All sites are from $18 per adult, for children $10.

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Phone(s):

03 3196299
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We offer a range of well appointed units and cabins. Choose from self-contained units or studios for couples, to cosy cabins which are an affordable choice for families or groups.

Address:
34 Beach Road, Kaikoura, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A well landscaped park on the seaward side of Beach Road. There are 100
roomy grassed sites, 76 of which have power. There is a good playground that
includes a jumping pillow, and the kitchen and dining complex is attractive and
well equipped. Outside there is a pleasant BBQ pavilion for alfresco dining.
The spotless ablutions have a disability/infant suite and the laundry has fully
automatic equipment. You can enjoy either the outdoor, heated swimming
pool or the popular spa pool, and a card phone is provided for your use. Fish
cleaning facilities are available and there is a dump point, as well as internet
access. Your hosts are Lynne and Gerald Nolan. All sites are from $42 to $52
for two people.

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Phone(s):

03 3195362

No. of tent sites:

10

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only.

Last Update:

26/6/2023
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Address:
Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A basic campsite in the Kaimanawa Forest Park. Many forest walks start nearby.

Bookings not required - first come, first served. Free to camp.

Phone(s):

+64 7 384 7106
Email/Contact Us: turangi@doc.govt.nz

This camping ground is only for fully self-contained units, there are NO toilets, showers, laundry or kitchen.

Overseeing Body:

Auckland City Council
Address:
150 Parkhurst Rd, Parakai,, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Parakai Springs Camping Ground is in the thermal heart of the Helensville district, northwest of Auckland. Parakai is well known for its many warm mineral swimming pools and water slide. The camping ground is adjacent, but quite separate from the pools. It has a nice playground for children. Sites are level and open. Picnic tables and some 7-8 hard stands for vans are provided.

Note this camping ground is only for fully self-contained
units, there are NO toilets, showers, laundry or kitchen.

There is a dump station here. A superette, family tavern and takeaway are within a stones throw of the camp. Campers get a reduced fee to use
the pools.

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Phone(s):

09 420 8998 or 0800 HOT POOLS
Address:
Kairakau Beach Road, Kairakau, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Fully certified ‘self contained’ motor homes ONLY are permitted to stay overnight for not more than three consecutive nights, on the area of grass at the northern end of Kairakau Beach Road (past the new public toilet). The area allowed to be used is clearly signposted. Any other form of camping on any other ‘Council’ land at Kairakau Beach is NOT ALLOWED.

Phone(s):

06 8584181
Website:
Address:
Kairaki Beach, Kaiapoi, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated above the mouth of the Waimakariri River, with a walkway from the camp to the river, this beautifully manicured park is a great spot. There is a village of well-settled caravans, immaculately presented with attractive mini-gardens. A large area has been set apart for casual campers, with views out to the hills and river. Hedged with pittisporums, and with water on each site, they are a great place to park. A bright, cheerful stainless steel kitchen and ablutions block is in this area, as well as an older one further down, all spotless and well kept, and all have been recently upgraded. The laundry has good auto equipment and your hosts are Bronwyn and Alan Waters.

A tent site will cost you $15 per person or with power $18. Unpowered sites are available at a discount for NZMCA members.

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Phone(s):

03 327 7335
Website:
Email/Contact Us: a.b.waters@xtra.co.nz
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Address:
20 Water Street, Kaitangata, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Five minutes from Balclutha, beside the fisherman's and boat paradise on the Clutha river, you will find this interesting camp. Starting life as a snooker hall
then becoming a lingerie factory, before taking up its new life as a camping
ground, it has quite a history. The sites are very large, most with power and
landscaped and planted generously with young trees and bright flowers. The
sparkling, tiled ablutions include an excellent disability suite, while the fully
equipped kitchen/dining is super clean and you can buy a pizza there as well. A
washing machine is available and dump point are available. Attractions in this
historic town are many, try out the new BMX track, take a mountain bike, walk,
bowl, play golf or learn about the “old days”. The local store is just around
the corner and a swimming pool is close by. Your hosts Ralph and Mel are in
charge of this camp. All power sites $30 for two people, $12.50 per person
for tents.

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Phone(s):

03 413 9219
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Address:
Off S Hwy 60, Kaiteriteri, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

In a picture-postcard sheltered bay is this mega-camping with 438 power sites. The village-type layout offers many extras including a well-stocked On The Spot Express store with wine sales, as well as the nearby takeaway or restaurant meals, and a post box, while the petrol pump is close by. The services include ablution blocks that are all tiled and clean and fully equipped kitchens and several laundries, while near the covered outside BBQs is a good recycling area. If you tire of the golden sands, you can play mini golf or try the mountain bike park. This is camping where a family environment is encouraged and your host is Den Petch. Eftpos available here. Prices range from $21 per night.

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Phone(s):

03 5278010
Address:
Waterworks Road, Upper Hutt, New Zealand, Kaitoke Regional Park Campground Pakuratahi Upper Hutt 5372, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just north of Upper Hutt, take the second entrance into the Park. Here you_ll find a wonderful campsite full of lovely trees and lots of sheltered space on grassy flats for campers. The sparkling Pakuratahi River loops around the camp for family swimming. A great wilderness experience so close to the city. Walk the Ridge Track for wonderful views of the Upper Hutt valley, or visit the magical spot used as a set for Rivendell in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Two roofed BBQ/dining areas are adjacent to the toilet blocks. Facilities are cold water only. Apart from the free BBQs and sinks, campers need to be self-sufficient. The ranger_s office is on-site and gates close at dusk. Camping costs $ 6per adult, $3 per child Cash or Cheque only please.

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Phone(s):

04 5267322
Website:
Address:
39 Tarata St, Kaka Point, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Up the hill from the Kaka Point Beach, is this lovely camp ground set amongst a beautiful bush setting. Although the sea is not visible from the camp, it is only a short stroll to the patrolled beach for a swim or surf. Campers may use the tennis courts or enjoy the many bush walks, and a children's playground is just metres from the front gate. There are 25 power sites and plenty of room for tents, tucked into private settings. The grounds are spacious and level, this is a smart little camp with modern amenities, including a large bright kitchen with all appliances and a full stove. An outside BBQ and tables are available, while the laundry has automatic machines. The clean ablutions include disability facilities with lovely hot showers, and there is a dump point here. Your friendly and helpful host is Denise Anderson. Tent sites are $29 for two adults, power sites are $32 for two.

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Phone(s):

03 412 8801
Website:

No. of tent sites:

25

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only.

Last Update:

22/6/2023
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Address:
Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Beside Kakaho Stream and dense podocarp forest. Swim in the stream or walk the Rimu Track through thick forest before climbing to a stunning viewpoint.

Phone(s):

+64 7 878 1050
Email/Contact Us: tekuiti@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Kakanui Camping Ground, 1366 Waianakarua Road, Kakanui, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Hidden behind the trees, this spacious well-kept campground has sheltered grounds with new tree plantings and large sites. A relaxed friendly camping ground with sheltered spacious sites, just a stone_s throw away from the Kakanui River and walking distance to swimming spots and the beach, this family orientated camping ground takes you back to the old kiwi style _ camping the way it used to be. The ablutions are old but clean, unisex and disability friendly ($2 per shower), a basic laundry is available with auto machines. The kitchen area is a bit dated but has gas hobs, fridge/freezer and a TV, while outside is a covered BBQ area. The nearby pedestrian track provides easy access to the riverside and local store/ bottle store. Heading west you will find the river mouth for a spot of swimming or fishing with a children_s playground. The local surf spot is just a ten minute walk, great for both surfing and safe beach swimming for children. Your dog is welcome at any time, there is wifi and a dump station is available. Your friendly hosts are Allan and Chris Jones. $13 for the first adult and $10 for an extra adult, children under 12 years $5, additional $7 per site for power.

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Phone(s):

021 525896
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Address:
21 Moss Road, Kaiteriteri, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

There are five flat tent sites nestled high on the ridge surrounded by bush and
birdsong. Laze around in one of the hammocks, take a bush walk, or use the
free wifi. The communal area is spotless and includes a pretty outdoor BBQ
area, while the kitchen is fully equipped with cooking and eating utensils and
filtered spring water. Other facilities include a coin operated washing machine.
and dryer, and information and booking desk available for the Abel Tasman
National Park activities, including kayaking and water taxis. Your hosts are Al
and Cath. Unpowered sites only, from $20 per person per night.

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Phone(s):

03 5278435

Last Update:

7/11/2020
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Address:
16 Beach Haven Place, Paraparaumu Beach, Paraparaumu, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Although not right on the beach, this attractive camp has the entire beach  ambience and its own walking track to the sand. Paraparaumu is a thriving community, with an excellent shopping mall and vast array of eating places.
Well-hedged, landscaped and sheltered, this camp has a number of long-term campers in residence, but there are still plenty of sites for casuals. A nice touch is the ability to shower and wash in the privacy of your own en-suite facility on each campsite. There is a communal laundry with all the facilities and near the rear of the camp is a modern kitchen. Sorry, no pets or dogs allowed.

Note this camp is under new management.

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Phone(s):

+64 4 298 532 or 021 198 5300
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Te Paki Recreation Reserve closures

There are 45 tent sites available - Bookings not required.

Address:
Spirits Bay Road, 16km from Waitiki Landing-Te Kao, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp in a picturesque setting between the beach (5 min walk) and hills of the Aupouri Peninsula north of Kaitaia. A perfect place for fishing, swimming and walking.

With lush forests in close range and sandy beaches right on your doorstep, Kapowairua is a place to relax, enjoy and explore the great outdoors.

Phone(s):

09 408 6014
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Regional Council Parks
Address:
1230 Huia Rd, Huia,, Auckland, North Island 0604

DESCRIPTION:

Following Huia Road from Titirangi, Barn Paddock campsite, on the Western
side of Huia Bay, is part of the Waitakere Ranges Regional Park. Combining
remote camping with an operating farm. Barn Paddock, is an undulating grassy
area surrounded by high, thickly wooded hills, with many walking tracks of
varying levels of difficulty nearby. There is cold water, long-drop toilets and an
all-purpose building with sinks, storage capacity or shelter from the elements.
Tent sites are $6 per adult and $4 per child. Annual camping passes are
available. Barn Paddock campsite, has a no animal and fire restriction.

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Phone(s):

09 3662000
Website:

Last Update:

29/06/2022
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Address:
Wharf Road, Karamea, West Coast, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This community run domain provides camping over the stopbank from the river. You will find 14 sites with power at the end of the football field, handy to a sheltered BBQ. Amenities include a kitchen/dining with full stoves, fridge/freezers and all utensils. There is a comfy lounge with a TV and book swap corner. For your children, are videos, games and puzzles. The ablutions are tiled and kept spotless. The laundry has auto washers. Casual users can use the showers, kitchen and laundry for a small charge. There are two tennis courts alongside. A caretaker is on-site.

Charges:
Campsites $13.00 per person

Power $ 6.00 per site

Children 5-15 yrs $ 6.00

Under 5 $ 0 - Free!

Bunkroom $30.00 per person

Laundry $ 4.00 per load

Free showers, kitchen, lounge, dining facilities plus TV, Pool table and a lovely old piano (in tune!)

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Phone(s):

027 782 6069

Tent sites $30 for two people, children $8, extra adult $15. Power sites $33 for two, $15 each extra adult, $8 for children.

Address:
Maori Point Road, RD 3, Karamea 7893, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Placed just south of the coastal township of Karamea, this camp is away from the road, surrounded by trees, and with access to both the river and sea. There is plenty of choice between open lawn sites or those nestled into a sheltered environment, and two kitchens provide cooking equipment, a fridge and a cosy fireplace. The tiled ablutions are clean and tidy, with the toilets in a separate block, and a dump point and wifi are both available. Explore the caves or walk the Heaphy track, go fishing or whitebaiting, swim in the river or the estuary on an ongoing tide, and kayaks can be also be hired. Tent sites $30 for two people, children $8, extra adult $15. Power sites $33 for two, $15 each extra adult, $8 for children.

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Phone(s):

03 7826758
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@karamea.com
Address:
149 Wharawhara Road, Katikati, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Take the southern approach to Katikati, Turn west into Wharawhara Road
about 300m south of the Katikati boundary and head 1.5km inland If it’s a
clothes-free camping experience you are after, this is your place in the sun!
Eight acres of rolling grounds have been lovingly landscaped and designed with the outdoor lifestyle in mind. With 51 powered sites, you can camp near
the boundary stream, or close to the bush. Recreation time has been well
catered for, with a big outdoor chess and draughts board, miniputt, volleyball,
Frisbee, golf and petanque for when the sun is shining, or when it’s not - head
to the recreation hall for a game of pool or your favourite TV programme. At
the heart of the park is a lovely free-form swimming pool and sauna room,
with an adjacent spa pools set under a leafy, roofed deck. The amenities
include a spacious kitchen with full stove, microwave, gas rings, fridge/freezer
and dining space. You can choose between unisex communal showers or a
separate private bathroom suite (which also has disabled access). An internet
kiosk and wireless hotspot are available. There is an automatic laundry. Your
new hosts, Tom and Ami  welcome new-comers to naturism and
open the park to day visitors for a small charge. All sites are $17 per adult,
$8.50 per child, or a maximum of $51 per family.

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Phone(s):

07 5492158
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Catleys Track closed > Access from Whangaiterenga closed > Tararu Track closed > Whangaiterenga Track closed

Address:
Department of Conservation - Kauaeranga Visitor Centre, Thames, Coromandel Forest Park, Waikato, New Zealand, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Kauaeranga Valley has many campgrounds nestled beside the Kauaeranga River, which flows down from the Coromandel Ranges through the valley.

Phone(s):

07 8679080
Website:
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Overseeing Body:

The Kaupokonui and Districts Beach Society
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Address:
138 Kaupokonui Heads Road, Kaupokonui, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kaupokonui Beach Motor Camp is located on Kaupokonui Heads Road – Off Lower Glenn Road, Manaia.

Kaupokonui is a beautiful unique setting with many original kiwi baches surrounding the campsite and lower reserve. It is a very family friendly place and well worth the trip. The campground boasts recently renovated cabins, 1 cabin sleeps up to 5 and a big family cabin that can sleep up to 7. There are also 26 powered sites and unpowered sites. There is a small shop that opens during the summer that provides basic necessities. Also available; children’s play area, river for swimming and fishing – as well as a safe swimming area in the sea and surf beach.

Please contact the camp managers for current pricing on 0800 274 8577.

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Phone(s):

06 274 8577 or 0800 274 8577
Email/Contact Us: kaupokonuibeach@gmail.com
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Address:
7 Opouteke Road, Dargaville, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Magnificent manicured lightly terraced grounds lead gently down to a natural swimming pool in the river. The sites are large and well treed, many having
their own picnic tables and there are vast open areas for recreation and a
childrens’ play area. The facilities are excellent, clean and spruce. The large
kitchen/living room has a large covered dining deck (with BBQ’s) overlooking
the river. A kauri servery opens to the spacious wood panelled social/dining
room with TV. The ablutions are not numerous, but are clean and tiled, with
liquid soap, hair dryers, plus a disability suite. The laundry has auto washing
and dryer. Internet access is available. At the office/shop you can arrange a
guided night walk where you may see a kiwi roaming. Bookings essential for
the night walk. Secluded in the fold of bush-clad hills, this topnotch camp is
close to the kauri forests, 33km north of Dargaville. Your hosts are Chris and
Jane McCombs. IAC wifi is available, cell coverage limited. Camping costs
from $44 per person and $11 per child. Seasonal rates apply
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Phone(s):

+64 9 439 0621
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@kauricoasttop10.co.nz
Address:
Department of Conservation, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kawhatau Base Access is now available via a 9.5 km walk up the Kawhatau River, starting where the Rangitane Road bridge crosses the Kawhatau River. Beware this route may not be accessible during times of high river flow. To get to the Rangitane Road bridge, head north from Mangaweka and turn right off SH1. Cross the Rangitikei River and follow Kawhatau Valley Road. This eventually leads to Upper Kawhatau Valley Road which becomes Rangitane Road. The bridge is just past the Smiths Road turn off. Please note there is no car park.

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Phone(s):

06 3488475
Website:
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Pets in owners accommodation only, ie motorhomes/caravans or tents. Please make prior arrangements. Please do not bring pets to stay in cabins or motels.
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Address:
225 Pouewe Street, PO Box 74, Kawhia, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kawhia Beachside S-Cape Holiday Park is a small, waterside camp on the approach to Kawhia, it commands lovely harbour views. Laid out in a u-shape fashion, there are 15 sites, 11 with power. At the heart of the camp is a large kitchen with multiple fridges and freezers, 3 full stoves, a microwave as well as cookware, crockery and cutlery. There are lots of tables for dining, both inside and out, a BBQ and a cosy recreation room with SKY TV and books and reading material. A modern ablution complex offers a disabled access/family suite and free showers An automatic coin operated laundry and dump point station are provided. The camp can accommodate RV_s. Kayak hire and free shovels for use at hot water springs at Ocean Beach. Seasonal rates apply. Off season Discount Deal available for NZMCA members. Your hosts are Carolyn & Bill.

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Phone(s):

07 871 0727
Website:
Email/Contact Us: beachside@kawhia.nz
Address:
Kawhia Camping Ground, 73 Moke St, Kawhia, Waikato, North Island 3889

DESCRIPTION:

From the town centre, follow the signs to the boat ramp at Karewa Beach and
you’ll spot this camp on the way. The closest camp to the hotwater beach
springs (4 km away) you can borrow a spade to create your personal ‘beach
spa’. The grounds are pleasantly landscaped with level lawn sites backing onto
avenues of willow trees. There are 14 powered sites available for travellers.
The kitchen is light and airy with microwave, full stove, hobs, fridge and freezer
and an outdoor dining nook. In the ablutions block the free showers have
been modernised and a new disabled access/family suite is provided. There is
a porch-style automatic laundry. A fish cleaning area and fish smoker are here.
Your friendly host is Grant Glazer. Pets by arrangement. $18 per person for
sites $9 for children. Under 4 years are free. Seasonal rates apply

Phone(s):

07 8710863
Website:

Last Update:

5/7/2022
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Address:
Kea Motel and Holiday Park, 95 Tirau St, Putaruru, Waikato, 3411, New Zealand, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Look for the large entrance to the motel, opposite Countdown supermarket.
A convenient stopover that can accommodate larger vehicles. The little camp
area is tucked at the rear of the motels. There are 15 hard-stand powered
sites, plus a few grassy spots for tents. The camper’s amenity block has an
airy kitchen/dining room with all the essential appliances, plus TV. Ablutions
include a toilet and shower room for each sex and a separate disabled access
suite. A coin-operated laundry, swimming pool and small children’s play area are provided. Your hosts are Ronnie and Jackie. All powered sites are $15 per person and non-powered sites $13 per person.

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Phone(s):

07 882 1590

Dog Policy:

Pets by Arrangement

Last Update:

5/7/2022
Address:
677 Mill Road, 8 RD, Waimate, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

In a rural setting at the southern end of Waimate is this well-maintained family park. Around 30 sites available in this four acre farmlet, with trees for shade and hedges for shelter. The central services block is an unusual but lovely pentagon shaped building and houses a well-equipped kitchen, dining tables, couches, as well as the laundry. Have a meal and watch TV while you wait for your washing to spin, or read a book from the library. There is only one unisex toilet and shower unit here, but they are clean and with wheelchair access. Take a nocturnal bush walk to see the locally bred wallabies, or use the free BBQ provided. All sites are $35 for two persons.

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Phone(s):

03 689 8057
Email/Contact Us: kelceysbush.hp@gmail.com

Last Update:

29/11/2022
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Address:
Kellys Bay Road, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Take the Kellys Bay turnoff as signposted from Pouto Rd. The next 6 km is metal (slow down and take quietly).

This is home to spectacular flocks of oyster catchers, stilts, terns and other sea birds. The camp is a tidy level grassed area across the road from the waters of this quiet sheltered bay.

There are 14 power and 10 non powered sites. Facilities are minimal, water taps and clean long drop toilets only.

A two cubicle shed is provided so you can use your own solar shower.

There is good shell and boat fishing, while the children have a safe swimming beach and colourful play equipment.

Eftpos is provided (Debit card only) and the last stop for petrol is Dargaville, so make sure you have plenty to get you back. The last shop is at Te Kopuru. So please ensure you have plenty of food. Terry and Jenny are your hosts.

Charges: available here, half way down the page.

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Phone(s):

021 288 0391

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Kenepuru Road closed to visitors

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

28/05/2021
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Address:
Kenepuru Head, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a Department of Conservation campsite.

Kenepuru Head Campsite Number of tent sites - 19, bookings required. Picturesque setting and a great base for a range of recreation activities including boating, fishing, walking and mountain biking on the nearby Queen Charlotte Track. Enjoy the brand new cooking shelter and toilet block.

Dog access with a DOC permit only.

Seasonal restrictions

NZMCA/DOC Pass not valid between 20 December and the day after Waitangi weekend.

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
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Address:
11 Storkey St, Marewa, Napier, 4110, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This extensive holiday resort, set in 17 well-groomed acres, is easy to find, right in the heart of Napier. A huge array of family-friendly features include a childrens holiday programme, awesome play area with jumping pillow and fenced, heated swimming pool, pedal car hire and a suite of recreational
lounges providing giant-screen Sky TV, video arcade games, internet kiosks
and free wireless hotspot. There are 169 camp sites, most with power. The
pleasant grounds feature shady trees, outdoor lighting and hedges between
grouped sites. The kitchen has gas cooking, full stoves and microwaves and
a free BBQ. There is a fridge/freezer and a walk-in coolroom outside. The
camp is well provided with modern ablutions (that include disabled access),
all maintained in top order. Enjoy the a-la-carte menu in the on-site licensed
restaurant or let the cook have a night off with a takeaway meal. Three
laundries have excellent automatic equipment. No pets please. The offce is
open all hours. The manager is David Aflallo. Sites are from $48 for 2 adults.
Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

Freephone (NZ only) 0800 457275 or +64 6 843 9126
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@kennedypark.co.nz
Address:
Kerikeri Holiday Park & Motels, 23 Aranga Rd, Kerikeri, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Country camping, but only a short walk from the southern end of Kerikeri
township. The terrain is on several levels above the Puketotara River with
the main facilities on the central terrace. This park is very well served by
clean ablutions. There is a steep access to the flat power sites at various
levels. A large area of level open camping along the river is ideal for tenting.
The kitchen is well laid out and has all ‘mod-cons’. The mix-and-mingle BBQ
complex has a roll-back roof and a log-burning fireplace. A separate Internet
and TV lounge has been set aside for both camp Internet and wireless. Your
busy hosts are Louise and Andrew. Non powered sites from $36 for two.
Powered sites, from $40 for two. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 4079326

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

18/3/2023
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Address:
Lake Road, St Arnaud, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kerr Bay Camping Ground (St Arnaud) is located adjacent to Lake Rotoiti with a boat launching ramp nearby. It is surrounded by beech forest and 500 m from the St Arnaud village shop. The camp is not suitable for vehicles greater than 7 m in length. There are five camping zones, each with varying numbers of sites: Bellbird, Fantail, Robin and Tui zones have powered sites with hardened surfaces, while the grassy Kaka zone is more suitable for tents.

  • 15 non-powered/tent sites
  • 10 powered sites

Bookings are required.

Phone(s):

03 521 1806
Email/Contact Us: nelsonlakesvc@doc.govt.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Portable toilets at Kidds Bush Campsite

Address:
Hunter Valley Station Road, Hunter Valley, New Zealand, Access by boat only, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kidds Bush Camping Area Number of tent sites - 40 Camp lakeside in a large grassy area with good shade from mountain beech trees. Walk around the lake, go fishing or swimming.

Phone(s):

03 4438365
Website:
To Book:

Last Update:

4/5/2023
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Address:
Kingston Holiday Park, 16 Kent Street, Kingston, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Near the southern tip of Lake Wakatipu, this holiday park is full of mature trees and has a bubbly stream running through it. An ideal stopover between Queenstown/Wanaka and Milford Sound many of the sites have hard pads, and the tent sites are on well drained land. There is a small kitchen with ceramic cook-tops and a small dining room attached. You will find a TV, free videos, books and games in the TV room, and there is a separate room for internet. The ablutions have free showers and heating, there is a laundry and a guest BBQ. The park next door has tennis courts, and there is a café, local pub, and fish and chip shop within strolling distance. If you have any energy left, borrow the complimentary set of golf clubs and try the 9-hole golf course, or hire a bike. You can fish in the lake and there are several tracks nearby, including the round the mountain track which ends/starts in Kingston.

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Phone(s):

0800 807836
Email/Contact Us: stay@kingstontop10.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

15
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only.

Last Update:

12/04/2023
Address:
Lake Wakatipu, Kinloch, Otago, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kinloch Campsite - Camp on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand's longest lake. Explore the area along the Caples or the Greenstone tramping tracks. Swim, kayak, fish or go boating on the lake, or enjoy the scenery.

Phone(s):

+64 3 442 7935
Email/Contact Us: queenstownvc@doc.govt.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Maintenance on Comet Rd and Kuripapango (Ox Bow) campground rd > Potholes on the access road into Kuripapango (Ox Bow) Campsite

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
Kaweka Forest Park, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:


Ideally placed for a midway stopover, about 60 km inland from Napier on
the Napier-Taihape road, is a newly opened DOC campsite. Just north of
Kiripapango, at the edge of the Forest Park, you can camp on a rambling site
on terraces above the Ngaruroro River. Camp across several grassy levels
in a bush-clad, steep-sided valley. Around 10 gravel hardstands are provided
on the upper terraces for campervans (no power), whilst on the lower levels
there are many great spots for tents amongst the bush and scrub. New ecotoilets are scattered about the camp and theres a bit of a steep walk down
to the river for your water supply! A popular spot for river rafting and fshing.
Camping costs $5 per night.

Phone(s):

06 834 3111
Website:

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

18/3/2023
Address:
Masterton, Kiriwhakapapa Road, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a lovely family campsite beside a creek. Near an old logging and exotic forestry trial area. Walk through native forest to Blue Range hut, 2 hours one way. Walk the 1 hour loop track or the tramline track to the base of the hill (2-3 km one way).

Number of tent sites - 15

  • Bookings

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Fees (effective March 2023)

  • Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
  • Child (5–17 years): $5 per night
  • Infant (0–4 years): free

Phone(s):

04 384 7770
Email/Contact Us: wellingtonvc@doc.govt.nz
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Address:
26 Young Road, Te Puke, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

In the heart of kiwifruit country, beside the ‘hard-to-miss’ giant kiwifruit slice at the Kiwi 360 tourist attraction, is this purpose-built, accommodation complex. The new facilities will be hard to beat and the location is a handy one for visiting all that the Bay of Plenty has to offer. Call in and check it out! The outstanding kitchen facilities, toilet and separate shower block are large. There are 30 powered sites at $15 per person. Tent sites at $15 per person. The  ‘Kiwi’ Tourist centre next door is worth a visit. The accommodation manager is Wes Archer.

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Phone(s):

+64 07 573 4530
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@kiwicorral.co.nz
Address:
170 Fairfax Street, Murchison, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This beautiful campground welcomes you from the moment you arrive. From the friendly face at the counter, along the drive through the well set out grounds, right to the peaceful camp spots. It's hard to believe you are only 800m from the town centre! The camping sites are on hard stands, with a grass area and picnic tables beside each. Shaded by beautiful mature trees, all you can hear are the birds and breeze rustling in the trees, this is camping at its best. The dining area, TV room and kitchen are excellent with all amenities and internet station, or sit outside under the veranda on one of the comfy couches and just soak in the calm atmosphere. Clean and attractive modern ablutions have a disability access and family suite, and the laundry is kept to a high standard. Free gas fired BBQs, a swimming pool and a children's playground (including toys) are available. What this Qualmark 4 star plus camp offers is the chance to enjoy a rural lifestyle experience. Watch the sheep being hand shorn and the dogs at work, guests can also help feed the farm animals each morning and night. Many activities outside of camp too, with the riverside walkway close by, mountain bikes for hire, gold pans and fishing rods. There is a booking agency for local attractions and it_s an ideal base for fishermen. Your friendly hosts are Lynn and Brent Winter. Tent sites are $36 for two, while power sites are $38 for two, or $25 for one.

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Phone(s):

03 523 9248
Website:
Email/Contact Us: kiwipark@xtra.co.nz
Address:
Waihao Back Road, Waimate, New Zealand, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

An impressive stone entrance leads to a beautiful landscaped park, where the camp takes up about two acres of it. Level sites with large trees around the edges, there are 14 power points available and room for lots of tents too. The concrete block ablutions have coin operated showers ($2), there are basic toilets, and the kitchen has a small number of cooking appliances and a small dining area. A coin operated gas BBQ and picnic tables are there for your summer meals. A coin operated auto washing machine is available, as is a dump point that you will be charged for. The offsite manager is Graeme Watts of the Waimate District Council. Powered sites are $14 for adults and $5 for children under 12 years, non-powered sites are $13 for adults and $5 for children under 12 years. Long term rates available.

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Phone(s):

03 689 8954
Website:
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Address:
15 Rapaki Street, Koitiata, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This tiny campsite fts neatly in between the baches and houses that make up
the Koitiata community. The big point of interest here is the Turakina Reserve
which is at the midpoint of the longest sand dune system in New Zealand.
The beach, estuary and lagoon are home to an impressive range of native
wading birds, plants and invertebrates. Just across the road is a lovely kids play
area and BBQ picnic area. There is great fshing on the beach. Bring all your
supplies as there is no beach store for 8km. A single hot shower is unlocked
for campers and there are two toilets and an. open-air kitchen porch which
has a sink and a washing machine. The facilities are clean but the water here
is drawn from an iron-rich bore so things might look a bit rusty. Separate
drinking water is available. Pet friendly. The camp wardens, Tom and Trish live at 15 Rapaki Street, through the gate at the back of the camping area which
is where you go to pay camp fees of $12 for one of the 8 powered sites plus
$2 per person. Tent sites are $6 plus $2 per person. Children up to 12 free.
Plenty of space, so no need to book.

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Phone(s):

027 281 6691 (Diane) or 022 690 5654 (Graeme)
Website:
Address:
Koutu Point Road, Opononi, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

4km north of Opononi turn off SHwy12 onto Koutu Loop Road. The camping
and picnic area is 3km from the highway. This is no frills camping on a grassy
plateau, surrounded on 3 sides by the Hokianga Harbour, with superb views.
You will need to be fully self-contained as the only facilities are some picnic
tables. There is no water, or power but there is a long drop toilet. There is
a boat ramp nearby. Camping costs $10 per night per van and can be put in
the honesty system at the small shed at the entrance. Big area of sites. Sid
and Donna live at 825 Koutu Loop Rd which is the first house on the road
from the main road.

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Website:

Last Update:

23/09/2023
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Address:
Kowai Domain camping, 12 Domain Rd, Springfield, 7681, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Bordered by mature trees in a grassy domain with access to good facilities, which are tendered by the local community. There are tennis courts and a cool playground for some activity.

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Phone(s):

021 203 8494

No. of tent sites:

9

Overseeing Body:

All information courtesy of the Department of Conservation.

Dog Policy:

No dogs allowed

Last Update:

1/7/2021
Address:
Kowhai Point Camping Area, State Highway 63, Wairau Valley, 7271, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
33 Bluff Road, West Kuaotunu, Whitianga., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A little under half-way between Whitianga and Coromandel, this pleasant park
is now run by the resident shareholders. Casual campers are welcome. A
stunning white sandy beach is across the road, with a camp-side stream and
a handy boat ramp. Check-in at the large, well-stocked shop that is open all
year round, although its hours can vary. Try the fast-food service with onsite
delivery available on Friday and Saturday nights. The camping area is dotted
with shady trees and is nicely groomed. The amenities block is squeaky clean
with roomy, metered showers, and toilets that provide for disabled access. The
laundry is well equipped and there is a bait shed. The kitchen has stainless
steel benches, hobs, microwave cooking and fridge/freezers. It opens to an
attractive gazebo that houses BBQs and offers a shaded dining space. For
boaties, the paved car and boat washing area alongside a fish cleaning bench
will be well used. There is a dump station, internet kiosks, an outdoor shower
enclosure and flourishing gardens. Pets allowed except high season and public
holiday weekends. Your hosts Darren and Corina Thompson. All sites are
from $16 per person, $18 for a powered site, children $8. Seasonal rates
apply

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Phone(s):

07 8665628
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit for recreational hunting or management purposes only

Last Update:

25/02/2022
Address:
Kumeti Camping Area Kumeti Rd Oringi 4972, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

From SHwy 2 west of Dannevirke turn into Maharahara Road, then Kumeti Road and follow to the road end. You will find basic camping (toilets and BBQs only) in a sheltered, bushy glade. Water from the nearby stream must be
boiled before drinking. Day walks over the Ruahine Range can be planned
from here.

Phone(s):

+64 6 350 9700
Website:
Email/Contact Us: manawatu@doc.govt.nz
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Address:
350 Pounawea Road, Owaka, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kuramea Holiday Park can accommodate guests in camper vans, tents, cabins & we also have backpacker facilities as well as two tourist flats that can sleep up to 16 people, ideal for family groups.

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Phone(s):

03 4191110
Website:
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Address:
43 Park Lane, Owaka, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Kuramea Lodge is on the Waterfront of Pounawea, The Catlins. The Lodge holds different types of accommodation, small groups, School Groups and Weddings. Situated right next to the stunning and peaceful native bush and waking up to the sunrise over the waterfront, it’s a great setting.

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Phone(s):

03-419 1110
Email/Contact Us: booking@kuramealodge.co.nz
Address:
76 Bledisloe Street, Kurow, New Zealand, PO Box 27, Kurow, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A large camping ground set over two tiers with well-established shade trees, there is room for any amount of tents and vans. Sites on the top section can overlook the river below, or park on the bottom tier and be there for the fishing. Ablution blocks on both the upper and lower sections are clean and well-maintained, on the upper terrace there is a full kitchen and a lounge with TV and an open fire. Your freshly caught trout or salmon can be stored in a cool room, and the laundry has automatic washers and a dryer. There are also dump points for grey and black waste, wifi is available. Outdoor activities include the use of free canoes, safe swimming, and a children_s playground, and golf clubs may be hired. In the area you can go fishing, tramping, jet boating, golfing, or play tennis and bowls which are nearby. Joan and Chum Chamberlain are your friendly hosts. $34 for 2 people for power & tent sites.

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Phone(s):

03 4360725

No. of tent sites:

50

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Access to Campsite:

Boat, caravan, car or camper van.

Fees:

Fees
Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
Child (5–17 years): $5 per
Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Pay at the time of booking.

Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

3/2/2021
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Address:
Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campsite, on the western shores of the Waikato River, is perfect for swimming, picnicking, fishing and other water sports.

Number of non-powered tent sites - 50.

A 20 minute drive from Otorohanga or Te Awamutu.

The camp has 2 boat ramps but no showering facilities.

Phone(s):

+64 7 878 1050
Email/Contact Us: tekuiti@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Lake edge camps on the northern side of lakes, PO Box 122, Waimate, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

• Briars Gully
• Te Te Akatarawa
• Waitangi (East and West)
• Fishermens Bend

Travel over either the Benmore or the Aviemore Dams to these campsites.
Lakeside camping with flush toilets, running cold water and rubbish collection.
Some have effluent disposal and boat ramps. There is an honesty box and
supervisors. $15 per site per night, $280 for season - mid September-early
May. Boat Ramp charge (season ticket holders exempt).

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Phone(s):

03 6898079
Website:
Address:
4301, SH 83, Omarama, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A special treat for travellers and families, this beautiful campsite amongst the trees and across the road from the lake was a pleasure to visit. With only 15 campsites available, within a fairly roomy grassed area, you may need to book ahead to avoid disappointment. Each site comes with its very own toilet/shower unit, a picnic table, and tap. The well-kept grounds are level and have many attractive shelter trees scattered throughout. A little laundry building has automatic washer, dryer, ironing facilities and vacuum cleaner, and beside the original farm barn is a cosy kitchen with room to relax away from the working area. There are plenty of appliances, including a microwave and a BBQ is also available. Don\'t sit down on the chairs out the front of the kitchen though, you may never leave as the view is to die for. All the facilities are beautifully maintained, while across the road is a boat ramp for campers use and plenty of shore fishing. The camp closes at the end of April and opens again mid-September, and your friendly hosts are Jamie and Pam. All sites are from $40 for two, $15 each extra, children 12 and under $7.50 and under 5 years $5, while infants are free.

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Phone(s):

03 4389624
Website:

Powered sites- $45 for two people, $13 per child and $20 per additional adult. Non-powered sites from $40 for two people, $10 per child and $20 per additional adult.

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Address:
2014 Arnold Valley Rd, Moana, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Lake Brunner Country Motel & Holiday Park is set on 6 acres of landscaped grounds, in a beautiful and tranquil setting. We have 8 powered site and numerous grassy non-powered sites surrounded by some of the finest West Coast native forest. The Cabin Lodge houses the communal ablutions, laundry and kitchen/lounge. The clean unisex ablutions have free hot showers and there is also a family/accessible bathroom. The laundry has a coin operated washing machine and dryer and the well-equipped kitchen includes eating and cooking utensils. There is a large flatscreen tv with freeview channels in the communal kitchen/lounge.

Situated only 2km from Moana Village and Lake Brunner (which is the largest lake on the West Coast and popular for swimming, boating and fishing), this is the perfect location for some rest and relaxation and other activities. There are a range of walking tracks in the area.

Listen to the native bird song and explore our little corner of native forest where Tui, Bellbirds, Kereru (native wood pigeons), Shining Cuckoo, Fantails, Warblers, Pukeko and Weka frequent and make their home. View the glow worms at night in the native bush gully.

General park facilities include a children’s play area, undercover gas bbq’s & picnic tables, fire pits, chip & putt golf, large open spaces for ball games, a petanque court, volleyball, pool table, table tennis, a dump station and free wifi.

There is plenty of space to park cars and boats on the grounds. Pets are welcome by arrangement and only on camp sites and selected cabin rooms, not in any of our other buildings.

We invite you to come and stay at ‘Our Very Special Place’. Your friendly hosts are Peter, Carol, Kelli and Tony.

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Phone(s):

03 738 0144
Website:
Email/Contact Us: lbcmotel@xtra.co.nz
Address:
Ahau Street, Moana, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

With a bush backdrop, lake views, and a marina at the end of the road, this
is boatie heaven. An old style campground that is ready for some attention.
The kitchen is small with usual appliances and some cutlery and cooking
utensils, alongside is a TV room with seating. The ablution blocks are large
and roomy but could do with a good clean. The laundry automatic washers
and a dryer and there is a dump point here. The reception area doubles as
the local shop, and Eftpos, credit card and email facilities are available here.
Lake Brunner offers trout fishing, beautiful walks, glow worms, and in summer
the lake is a good temperature for swimming. There is a stunning swing
bridge walk that starts just a few hundred metres away at the end of road
carpark. Your hosts are Grahame and Jacki Ott. Power sites $17, tent sites
$15, children under 12 are half price.

Phone(s):

03 738 0600
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Pet Friendly

Last Update:

13/07/2023
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Address:
25 - 39 Lake Ferry Rd, Lake Ferry, Wellington, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island 5772

DESCRIPTION:

Well worth a trip to explore the wild southern coast! This camp is at the roadend, on the shores of Lake Onoke (Lake Ferry), a 1 hour drive from Wellington or a 20 minute drive from Martinborough. Popular for fishing, surfing, boating and access to the nearby Pinnacles, bird watchers are drawn to the nearby Onoke Spit just a pleasant walk from the camp. There is a boat launching area and a playground for children both at the camp and in the domain next door. Stunning views, plenty of trees and lake shore campsites make for an enjoyable stay. The amenities are large with a laundry, excellent showers and clean toilets. The kitchen has all the facilities , with an adjacent room for doing the dishes. A covered deck with picnic tables is off the kitchen.

Phone(s):

(03) 579 3300
Email/Contact Us: lakeferry@kiwicamp.nz

Overseeing Body:

Waikato District Council

Last Update:

30/04/2021
Address:
Huntly Camping Grounds, 5 Taihua St, Huntly, 3700, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

As you pass through Huntly, look for the TransitNZ camp signs on the
northern outskirts. Nestled on the shores of Lake Hakanoa (not suitable for
swimming), lies a delightful small camp, hidden away from the passing traffic. On the grassy banks overlooking the lake are 49 sites with power and plenty of room for tents. Well-groomed and level, they come with their own friendly Pukeko who live in the lake-edge wetlands. A nearby domain offers pleasant gardens, the town swimming pool and an excellent playground for children. Enjoy a loop walk round the lake to the ‘Green Cathedral’. The amenities are immaculate and have free showers. The kitchen has plenty of bench space, cooking appliances and some crockery and cutlery. An automatic laundry and dump point are provided. The camp can accommodate large vehicles. Your friendly hosts are Carol and Dave Franks.

Please contact us for current prices.

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Phone(s):

07 828 8363 or 027 497 8925
Website:
Email/Contact Us: davecarol@xtra.co.nz
Address:
Lake Hawea, Otago, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Right on the edge of Lake Hawea, this is a large camping ground with sites
scattered amongst large established shade trees. There are 100 sites with
power and plenty of tent site, this camp is a great place to view the sunset with
the light shining on the mountains over the lake, which offers a stunning natural
show. The office carries basic supplies and information on all the activities in the area, and there is a big fire place to socialise around. wo basic but clean kitchens with all amenities, one with a TV, also internet access, and free DVD
hire. Two basic, clean ablution blocks and a disability unit, recently painted and
modernised. The shower and toilet block is tidy, and showers are included in
the price. The laundry has automatic equipment and linen to hire, and there is a boat ramp. You can use the camp fishing rods, fish cleaning facilities, plus a fish smoker is provided for your catch. Plenty of activities for children, with a
playground that includes a couple of old tractors, and safe swimming in the lake.
Dogs can stay off-peak (end of January to December 20) and there is 30 mins
free wifi for guests, or you can purchase a 24 hour card. Your hosts are the
Burdon family. Tent sites $17 per adult and power sites from $36 for two adults.

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Phone(s):

03 443 1767
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Address:
Lake Ohau Road, Lake Ohau, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Another lake-edge option with a choice of sites on various levels, there is no
power and fire bans are frequently in place. Lake Middleton on one side and
Lake Ohau on the other, you are spoilt for fishing choices. This reserve has at
least 20 tent sites in a pleasant, well-treed location and according to the locals
there are no sand flies. There are a couple of tables and ample rubbish bins on
hand, but the only amenities are toilets and taps. The honesty box is for your
registration. $400 for a season, overnight family tickets are $20 for two adults
and two children under 15.

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Phone(s):

03 4341658
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Address:
Lake Ohau Lodge 2295 Lake Ohau Rd Twizel 7944, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A small number of sites behind the lodge with power and taps, and in a different
area are plenty of tent sites, under the trees or out in the open. Some sites have incredible views over Lake Ohau, but do bring your inspect repellent or buy some at reception. Campers share facilities with the lodge guests, there are no cooking facilities but you can treat yourself to a meal in the formal restaurant. There is use of a spa pool and a drying room, petrol and eftpos are available. Plenty of good fishing in Lake Ohau, a ski field nearby, and the lodge is on the A20 cycle trail. Your hosts are Mike and Louise Neilson. Sites are $20 for a powered site and $16 per adult for tent sites.

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Phone(s):

03 438 9885
Website:
Email/Contact Us: reservations@ohau.co.nz
Address:
Outlet Road, Wanaka, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a secluded, back to nature bush site around 6km from Wanaka, you will find it off Aubrey Road. A myriad of landscaped camping sites are scattered amongst the manuka shrubbery, with tracks to the lake. Choose your site in the sun or shade, and look at the breath taking views of the mountains and lake. Right on the source of the Clutha, this is a special place for fishing so there is a boat ramp, in the office is a small shop and assistance for booking local activities and forward accommodation. The amenities are sturdy and spotless and the kitchen clean with good equipment, outside dining, and barbecues. The ablutions are not numerous but are well presented and extra toilets are scattered around the grounds. Showers are coin operated, $1 for five minutes of hot water. A corridor laundry has automatic washers and a dryer. The natural bush makes for a great children_s playground, and Internet access is available. Open all year round, come and hire a bike and have a look around. Running this camp are Glenn and Tracy. Sites are $16 per adult and $8 per child. Powered sites are $5 extra per site.

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Phone(s):

03 4437478

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Last Update:

12/04/2023
Address:
Lake Rerewhakaaitu, Rerewhakaaitu, Bay Of Plenty, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camping, picnicking and boating are all popular recreational activities at Lake Rerewhakaaitu. A significant site for wildlife, the lake supports breeding populations of dabchicks, scaup and banded dotterel.

Two Department of Conservation campsites around the lake are at Ash Pit Road Campsite and Brett Road Campsite.

Phone(s):

07 349 7400
Email/Contact Us: rotorua@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

10

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Fees:

Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
Child (5–17 years): $5 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs.

Last Update:

25/07/2023
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Address:
Lake Rotoroa Camping Ground, Tasman, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

An easily accessible camp in a picturesque setting - enjoy water activities or a stroll in the native bush.

A self-registration camp site. A number of water sports are attractions on the
lake and the area is interesting for walking and tramping too. There are four
toilets and a water supply. There are ten tent sites here. No pets please. Take lots of insect repellent. Check
that there is drinking water available at the time.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 521 1806
Email/Contact Us: nelsonlakesvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Lake Ruataniwha Holiday Park & Motels, 53 Freda Du Faur Ave, Twizel, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

With 50 acres of large sites set amongst the pine trees, you won't have trouble
finding a spot to enjoy the peacefulness of this lakeside campground. There are
two central amenity blocks, that include modern kitchens and bathrooms, as
well as room for dining both inside and out. The tidy and stylishly corrugated
showers are free, and the laundry has excellent automatic equipment.
Scattered around the grounds are several unique outdoor camping facilities
- shower and toilets in new corrugated iron and wood buildings but with
open air feeling of the old long drops. There are also BBQs and picnic tables
placed in several places, and a dump point is provided. On the edge of Lake
Ruataniwha the swimming is great, with a jetty and slide right by the camp,
there are also several playgrounds.  At the office is a well-stocked shop where
eftpos is available, a card operated phone, and you can hire pedal cars, canoes,
paddle boards, etc from here too. Kura and Tony Ritchie will look after you
andthis is a pet friendly park. Non-powered tent sites are $17 per adult and
$10 per child (2 to 15 years) per night. Power sites $18 per person.

Phone(s):

03 4350802
Address:
28 Centennial Drive, Taupo, New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Take the famous Spa Road nearly to the end to find this resort spread across 20 acres of grounds. The main attraction here are the thermally heated swimming facilities with a brand new pool complete with a swim up bar and cafe. Check in at the resort style reception at the gate, which includes a well stocked shop and booking service for local tourist attractions. Each of the 140 spacious powered campsites have a tap and sump and there is an equal number of tent sites. The modern facilities include immaculately kept kitchens that open to attractively paved BBQ patio, and a separate building has a cosy TV room with large screen Sky TV and a well-equipped games room alongside. The extensive ablutions include unisex family, baby and disabled access bathrooms and three laundries. This camp has families well catered for, with the largest jumping pillow in NZ, as well as a smaller one for the littlies, enjoy the two tennis courts (night-lit), great kids adventure playground, and trampolines. A dump station, DVD hire, and wifi are provided, as well as pedal cars and bikes for hire. Your hosts are Lloyd and Trish Lusty and their team. Powered sites are from $25 per person and non-powered sites are from $16 per person. Peak seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

07 3786860
Address:
Lakeside Drive, PO Box 43, Lake Tekapo, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

It's not often you can say that nearly every site has a view, but with this terraced lakeside campground you can. Set above the beautiful crystal clear Lake Tekapo, the 76 powered sites and 100 tent sites are sheltered by pine trees around the edges, shade trees between most sites, as well as water taps and picnic tables. There are two amenity blocks, both are spotlessly clean, modern, and recently upgraded. Both kitchens are large, bright, and with all the equipment you will need, while the laundries have an ample amount of automatic coin operated machines. The TV lounge is carpeted and has a cosy atmospher here. Coin operated showers are hot and plentiful, there is also a baby's bath and changing table and more amenity blocks about to be built. The outdoor seating area includes shelter under a marquee tent, large picnic tables and free BBQs, all looking out over that amazing view. Children are well catered for here with a good playground that includes a trampoline and sandpit complete with toys. Across the road there is safe swimming in the lake and a boat ramp, there is also the Tekapo Springs just down the road with its hot pools and water slides, and an ice rink (weather permitting). Tekapo Village is only a short walk down the track and has a variety of eating places. Your hosts are Andrea and Gavin Cox. Power sites $25 per adult, $12 for children and tent sites $22 per adult and $12 for children.

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Phone(s):

03 6806825
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Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Molesworth wilding conifer control > Molesworth Recreation Reserve elevated fire risk

10 non-powered/tent sites.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs

Last Update:

6/10/2020
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Address:
Wairau River, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This isolated campsite beside Lake Tennyson offers trout fishing, kayaking, boating and walking opportunities.

Phone(s):

03 572 9100 (Renwick Office) 03 521 1806 (Nelson Lakes Visitor Centre)
Address:
10 Waihola Place, Waihola, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On neat level grounds34km south of Dunedin, this park is almost at the edge of the calm waters of Lake Waihola. Good swimming and water skiing are attractions. Bordered by trees, it has 76 power sites. Both kitchens have TV_s and dining space, and all cooking appliances are provided. The two well kept amenities blocks, have showers with their own hot water unit. The laundry is well equipped with auto machines. Launch your boat from the ramp or jetty, swim or water ski. There are many walks and activities in this area. Your friendly host is Mary-jo Tent sites here are $13 (per night), for powered sites it cost $16.50 for an adult. It is $8 for children under 12 and $4 for children under 4 per night.

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Phone(s):

03 4178908
Address:
6249 Lake Road, SH38 Lake Waikaremoana, Te Urewera., Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Follow the Rainforest Route (SH38) from Rotorua or Wairoa to Waikaremoana Holiday Park, situated in a beautiful and tranquil bay on the shores of Lake Waikaremoana, the spiritual home of Nai Tuhoe. Great place to base yourself to explore all Te Urewera and Waikaremoana has to offer from short walks, waterfalls, stunning views, bird watching, trout fishing, swimming, kayaking, boating or just relax and soak up the scenery. Camp lakeside with views across the lake to the lush backdrop of native bush There is a well stocked General Store on site with snacks, groceries, petrol & diesel, fishing licences, fishing gear, visitor information and more. Large communal kitchen divided into bays with a stove, hotplates, microwaves, large fridges and freezers. There is an adjoining dining area with great lake views and alfresco dining. Newly refurbished main ablution block including disabled access facilities and other toilet blocks conveniently located around the park. Also available is the automated laundry, card phone, dumps stations, overnight public car park, boat jetty and fish cleaning station. Barbeques are available to hire. Bikes are welcome. No pets are allowed in the Holiday Park or Te Urewera. Tent sites from $15 and powered sites from $18 per adult.

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Phone(s):

06 8373826

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

26/02/2022
Address:
Te Urewera National Park. Department of Conservation: Aniwaniwa Visitor Centre, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Lake Waikaremoana track (located in the south-west corner of the 212,673 hectare Te Urewera National Park) is a 46 kilometre 3 to 4 day tramping track which follows the shore of the lake for most of its length. It is one of a network of great walks managed by DOC throughout New Zealand. Before you go you must book huts and campsites for everyone who is intending to do the walk. This includes those children and young people under 18 years who do not have to pay fees. Find out about fees and bookings. The walk traverses a range of terrain with many types of vegetation from the montane beech forest of the Panekire Bluffs to dense rainforest. Podocarp mixed broadleaf forest is dominant in many areas. Bird life in the area is abundant. A moderate tramp, with magnificent scenery and plenty of opportunity for swimming and fishing ensure the walk is well used throughout the year.

Phone(s):

06 837 3803
Address:
316 Kaitoke Road, Kaitoke, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

 Formerly Scoutlands Likeside Camp Ground.

Off SHwy 3, this hidden gem is just 4 km south of Wanganui beside pretty
Lake Wiritoa. The groomed grounds are huge (5 hectares) and you can camp
either in the bays beside the roadside macracarpa hedge or at the other end
(up past the caretaker’s house) on the tree-shaded lakefront. 28 powered
sites and unlimited tenting space make for a relaxed camping experience.
There are several blocks of well-appointed, spotlessly clean amenities around
the grounds. The water is from an Artisian well. Kayaks and canoes are
available for hire for campers or try the confdence course, fshing or hiking.
There is a dump site. No animals please. Your friendly hosts are Darryl and
Jackie. There is a dump site here  - Bring Marshmallows to Toast!

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Phone(s):

027 451 2905
Email/Contact Us: jd.dowman@gmail.com
Address:
79 Lake Rotokawau Rd, Tikitere, New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located on a 120 acre property at Tikitere,15 km from central Rotorua, this
camp includse an extensive range of activities such as heated and cold pools,
a lake amongst surrounding farmland, bush walks, glow worms, kayaking, tennis
and horse riding by arrangement. More exciting activities such as archery, slug
guns, and a climbing wall, but the camping facilities are minimal with the kitchen,
showers, and toilets all situated some distance from the actual camping area.
There is however disabled facilities, plentiful water and dump station, as well
as plenty of shady trees around the 16 powered sites camping sites, and many
tent sites. A Christian youth camp that caters mainly to groups, weekends are
best for short term stays. Powered from $20 for two adults, non-powered for
$15 for two adults.

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Phone(s):

07 3503010
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Address:
2 Clifden Hwy, Tuatapere, New Zealand, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Manicured lawns and tidy hedges, landscaped gardens and organic veges, caf_ dining and home-made baking. All this and more at this lovely motel and camping ground complex. Clean and tidy kitchen/dining with all amenities, including full stoves with pots and pans, the TV lounge is adjacent. Ablutions are clean and tidy and there are three laundries. At the entrance to the camp is a popular restaurant for delicious meals, excellent coffee, and a large deck with BBQ area where you can book in for the camp. Inside, the new relaxation area with pool table, flat screen TV, computer stations, juke box, and pull down movie screen has lots of comfy couches scattered around. From this base you can hike the Hump Ridge Track, or check your emails on the free wifi. Ten power points and nine unpowered sites are in a flat area close to native trees, there is also a dump station. Your hosts are Craig Rutland and Violaine Duma. Powered sites are $16 for adults and $14 for non-powered sites. Children under 13 years are half price, toddlers under two years are free.

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Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Lawrence Campsite closed

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
Lawrence Road, Kaweka Forest Park. Department of Conservation: Hawkes Bay Visitor Centre, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Around 1.5 hours drive west of Napier, is a pleasant basic campsite surrounded
by pine trees. Facilities include toilets, BBQ area and cooking shelter, with
water supply from the stream. Please note: logging trucks use the road, so
drive slowly and keep left.

Phone(s):

06 834 3111
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Address:
982 Rongotea Road, Kairanga, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:


There are showers, toilets and a kitchen available. You can use the lounge in
the Lodge. Enjoy a BBQ on a lazy summer evening. Unpowered sites are $12
to $15. Your hosts are Denise and Richard.

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Phone(s):

06 324 8868
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Address:
103 Malvern Street, Dunedin, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

With bush walks at your back door and the city minutes away this compact
park has 46 neat, level sites with taps. The kitchen is well equipped and the
dining hall has a comfortable communal tables and chairs. Off this room is a TV
annexe and down the hall are the toilets and showers which include a disability
suite. The laundry has plenty of automatic machines and there is a dump point
and well equipped children’s playground. You can leave your van tethered
and use the weekday bus service to the city. Surrounded by tall trees and a
gentle stream around two sides, there is the added attraction of glow worms!
Running this camp are John and Beryl. Tent and power sites $38 for 2 people,
a minimum charge of $24.

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Phone(s):

03 4679936

Cabins, onsite caravans, Powered sites, non-powered sites, Summer Season sites.

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Address:
18 Lucas Drive, Leithfield Beach, Leithfield, Leithfield Beach Mail Centre, Canterbury, South Island 7841

DESCRIPTION:

Leithfield Beach Holiday Park is a family orientated seaside camp located in North Canterbury with popular cafés and other attractions of the Hurunui District nearby.
Accommodation consists of power and tent sites, some with sea views, one cabin and three onsite caravans. The basic beach facilities are spotless, and the shared kitchen has an alfresco dining patio. Amenities are contemporary and include wheelchair access.
The facilities at the camp include a tennis court and a children's pool. Fishing, swimming and bush walks are some of the major recreational activities in the area.
There is a camp store that is open 7 days a week and takeaway caravan operating weekends.

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Phone(s):

03 314 8518
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Dog Policy:

A pet zone is available on request.

Last Update:

8/5/2023
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Address:
38 Parker Avenue, Levin, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This smart urban camp has spacious grounds that are well laid out in a circular fashion and bordered by sheltering hedges. Boasting large trees in the park, there are 33 powered sites and at least 50 spaces for tents. The communal kitchen/dining room is large and modern and there is a bookcase in the TV and games room. The ablutions are spotless and well maintained and have individual family/disabled access shower units, plus communal washrooms. A brand new children’s playground is centrally located and picnic tables are available along with other extras such as a dog-friendly zone, coin internet kiosks and wireless hotspot. A new outdoor BBQ/dining area is complete. Dump station provided. Your hosts are Repi & Debbie Wright. 

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Phone(s):

06 368 3549
Email/Contact Us: stay@levinholidaypark.co.nz

Unpowered is $10 per person, powered is $15 for a campervan - this includes the $2 charge to take the scenic walk and a dump station too. This camp may be closed from beginning June to September.

Address:
15 Ashers Road, Kapuka, Invercargill, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This lovely spot is definitely a secret waiting to be discovered. Clean modern facilities consisting of toilets, a communal shelter and a children's playground, and parking on hard stands. Take a stroll around the gardens and the lake, which was once a lignite pit, walk over the bridges, enjoy the birdlife and plantings, or take a guided tour. Have a coffee or a meal at the cafe (closed Mon and Tues) and read all about the history of the area, or visit the covered garden. Your friendly hosts are Maree, Barry, Eunice and Charlie. Unpowered is $10 per person, powered is $15 per person - this includes the $2 charge to take the scenic walk and a dump station too. This camp may be closed from beginning June to September. Note that they can only take self-contained vehicles.

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Phone(s):

03 239 5040
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@lignitepit.co.nz
Address:
S Hwy 1 Paraparaumu North, Paraparaumu, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just off the motorway, turn off at the Lindale exit north of Paraparaumu. Lindale Farm Park tourist complex is right next door and the popular Southwards Car Museum just 5 minutes away. 45 fully-serviced lawn sites have shrub surrounds for privacy and the smart amenities. The well equipped kitchen has a phone and there is an appealing and comfortable TV room. There is a disabled access suite in the ablutions, fully automatic laundry equipment and a dump station. Your hosts are Mick and Audrey. All sites $26 for one person, $42 for two people.

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Phone(s):

04 2988046
Email/Contact Us: lindalemotorpark@xtra.co.nz

Last Update:

5/10/2022
Address:
287a Okuti Valley Road, Little River, Banks Peninsula, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Affordable accommodation close to Akaroa. Peaceful riverside sites for nature lovers.

Powered caravan, camper + Tent Sites

Prices are here.

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Phone(s):

03 325 1014 or 021 611 820
Website:
Email/Contact Us: littlerivercamp@gmail.com
Address:
RD 1,Karamea, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Enjoy a great feed of whitebait at this traditional West Coast pub. Camping is on level ground with 10 power and numerous tent sites, all on grass and with established plantings for shelter. The toilets and showers are all part of the hotel complex, and are clean and tidy. There is no kitchen but you may be able to borrow the BBQ, the washing machine is free and so is the wifi. A children_s playground and great swimming holes are available to entertain, good fishing, both sea and river. Your hosts Wayne and Andrea supply a pickup service to and from the Wangapeka track, and they sometimes allow people who aren't camping to use the showers for a small charge of $5. Tent sites are $15 for two or, with power $20 for two, children under 14 years are free. Long term rates are available and this is a pet friendly camp.

Phone(s):

03 7826752

No. of tent sites:

30

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Fees:

Free!!

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

12/7/2023
Address:
Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp beside the beautiful lake in a grassy area. Walk or mountain bike from here, or take a swim in the icy waters.

Located in Lake Sumner Forest Park in the Canterbury region.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Loch Katrine huts

There are three huts in the area that can be booked for a fee, managed by the Loch Katrine Association.

Contact: Loch Katrine Association lochkatrinehuts@gmail.com

Phone(s):

+64 3 318 9211
Email/Contact Us: arthurspassvc@doc.govt.nz

Overseeing Body:

Waitaki District Council
Address:
Benmore Dam, Loach Laird Road, Benmore, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

One of the six beautiful Waitaki Lakes camping areas.

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Phone(s):

03 4341658
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Address:
3200 Long Bay Road, RD1, Coromandel, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This very popular camp commands a prime position on the beach front.
Follow the signs to Long Bay from the main T-intersection in the middle of
Coromandel township. Discover why this spot is such a great place for fishing!
The camp has two distinct waterfront areas, Long Bay and Tucks Bay. Tucks
Bay has long-drop toilets and no power, but is quietly appealing. The Long
Bay site has bright, clean amenities. The roomy metered showers are tiled
and there appears to be ample modern toilet facilities. The compact kitchen
has two stoves, microwave and TV. A gas BBQ in a roofed shelter offers
a pleasant dining alternative. An automatic laundry and dump station are
provided. Ideally suited for the boatie, fish-cleaning and smoking facilities are
on hand. At the camp entrance, the on-site shop has basic supplies including
expresso coffee, ice creams, bait and ice and a public phone. The camp has
100 sites, 50 with power and most with spectacular views across the bay. Your
hosts, Leanne and Des, can rent you a kayak or paddleboard. Wifi is available
and all sites are from $15 to $ 25 per adult. Seasonal rates apply

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Phone(s):

07 8668720
Address:
352 Lorne-Dacre Road, Roslyn Bush, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Lorneville Holiday Park is a lovely space in the country. We have many powered sites, cabins & camp facilities. Only 10mins to the city. Long term too.

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Phone(s):

0800 234600
Website:

No. of tent sites:

2

Access to Campsite:

By boat,

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

12/7/2023
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Small, scenic campsite with great views, popular with sea kayakers and boaties. Catherine Cove Resort and French Pass are nearby.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

23/11/2021
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Address:
96 Main Road, Luggate,, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A well-concealed entrance leads to a dual purpose sports ground with provision
for camping around the edge of the field. There are 12 power sites tucked away
all over the place, it gets pretty full in summer. The showers have great pressure
of which there are five. Toilets are round the back
of the main block, there is no kitchen or lounge but an outside sink is provided.
Seating and a couple of fridges are underneath the verandah. The camp is
adjacent to a river with two good swimming holes or you can picnic or BBQ.
From his spot under the veranda, John is your on-site custodian. Unpowered
sites are $10 per person, powered sites $10 per person, kids year 9 down are free. The dump station is $2.

Phone(s):

027 569 5151
Website:
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Address:
Lumsden Camping Ground, 10 Albion St, Lumsden, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A pleasant little site on the outskirts of Lumsden, with pine shelter belts on two sides and large trees for shade. This well-groomed rural setting boasts 24 power sites, all with a tap and plenty of room for tents. The BBQ is within a sheltered area and while the amenities are homely, they have everything you need. A kitchen/dining with all appliances and cooking and eating utensils, basic but clean ablutions, free hot showers, and a laundry with auto wash and dryer. Just taken over by a new owner, the camp Is in the process of being upgraded, and is sleep in friendly - no pushing people out at 10 in this camp. Just down the road hotel meals are available, petrol and shopping are close by as well. A great fishing area and a peaceful stopover on the way from Te Anau or Queenstown. This is an extremely pet friendly park, there are alpacas on site that can be fed, and a paddock is available if you need somewhere to put your horse. Your very friendly host, with his office under the trees, is Ian. Powered sites are $30 for two adults, and $10 each for an unpowered site.

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Phone(s):

027 9274824
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Address:
Lyell, Upper Buller Gorge Road SH6, Inangahua, West Coast, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 50 The site of the historic gold-rush town of Lyell, this large grassed campsite is easily accessible. Walk to the battery and take an alternative loop back to the campsite.

Phone(s):

03 7328391
Website:

No. of tent sites:

15

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Predator control for Eglinton Valley > Mackay Creek Campsite permanently closed

Access to Campsite:

Campervan, Car or Caravan

Fees:

Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

14/7/2023
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Address:
Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a quiet campsite with views of the Eglinton Valley. Fly fish in the river or explore nearby short walks.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 249 7924
Website:
Email/Contact Us: fiordlandvc@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

8/03/2021
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Address:
Madsen's Jetty, Endevour Inlet Private Bag, Picton., Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

  • $15 per person per night
    Children 5 and under FREE
  • Facilities include – WC  -  Handbasin  -  Solar Camping Showers (1st come 1st served basis)
  • Picnic Tables -  Hammock – BBQ ($5 charge for use) Plenty of fresh water, Shelter with great views of inlet
  • If you are walking from Ship Cove or Resolution Bay we are an ideal stopover at the end of your 1st days walk. (Times vary from 4 to 5 hours depending on how leisurely you want your walk to be)
  • Packs can be dropped off at our Jetty and kept under cover until your arrival
  • Sites have amazing views over the inlet and the beach is approximately 90 metres away.
  • Water Taxi access at our Jetty | Tent  Hire | Fresh water
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Phone(s):

03 579 8106
Website:
Email/Contact Us: madsen.tonyandkay@gmail.com

No. of tent sites:

12

Access to Campsite:

By boat.

Fees:

In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April)
Adult (18 years and over): $16 per night
Child (under 17 years): free but booking still required
Outside the Great Walks season (1 May – 30 September)
Adult (18 years and over): $8
Child (under 17 years): free
The DOC Campsite Pass cannot be used at this campsite.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

16/7/2023
Address:
Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a boat-in only campsite on the Whanganui Journey. There is no drive on access.

Bookings are required during October to end of April.

Located in Whanganui National Park in the Manawatu/Whanganui region

Phone(s):

+64 6 349 2100
Email/Contact Us: whanganui@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Mahia Beach Motels & Holiday Park 43 Moana Drive, Mahia, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This holiday park is located between Gisborne & Warioa on the sunny Mahia Peninsula. There are beds for every budget - fully self-contained sea-view motel, ground floor motels, cabins, kitchen cabins tent and powered sites are also available.  Ample on-site parking catering to all size tents, campervans, trucks, trailers and boats.

There is world class surfing, safe family swimming fantastic fishing, surf-casting, boogie boarding, golf course and scenic walking tracks, rocket lab launches.

Also there is a great on site Café- The beach café.

Phone(s):

06 837 5830
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Regional Council Parks

Last Update:

13/02/2022
Address:
Mahurangi Heads West Road, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Mahurangi West
Driving North on State Highway 1, 6km past Wenderholm Regional Park,
turnright into Mahurangi West Rd then right into Ngarewa Drive and follow
tothe end of the road. There is another 8km to travel, the last 2 of which are
unsealed. There are two remote camping sites within the park. Te Muri Beach
and Mita Bay, both of which have no power and no vehicle access. Adults
$6 and children $4. For camping with vehicle access, there is Sullivan’s Bay,
adjacent to a delightful beach with grassy banks and pohutukawa trees for
shade. Adults $13 and children $6 The park also has toilets (some with
wheelchair access).

Mahurangi East
Access to Mahurangi East is by boat or kayak only. There is a small remote
camp site in a natural setting, handy to two beaches. Amenities include
long droptoilet and drinking water. It is only a short distance by water from
Mahurangi West or Salt Point. $6 per adult and $4 per child. There is a
designated area for self-contained campervans at Mahurangi West. Annual
passes are available for non-peak period camping. Dogs are not permitted at
Mahurangi East or West. There are no rubbish bins provided so be prepared
to take all rubbish when you leave

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Phone(s):

09 366 2000
Website:

There are 100+ tent sites available - no bookings required.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

7/10/2020
Address:
Matai Bay, Karikari Peninsula, Northland, 0483, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp on the outer Karikari Peninsula in a sheltered bay with campsites nestled amongst beautiful pohutukawa trees.

This is a popular place for families and boaties. Walk around the coast or relax on the picturesque white sandy beach.

Fees

  • Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
  • Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
  • Infant (0–4 years): free

Phone(s):

09 408 6014

Overseeing Body:

Nelson City Council

Dog Policy:

Pet friendly but by arrangement only please.

Last Update:

20/10/2022
Address:
472 Maitai Valley Road, CMB Box 3, Nelson, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Nau mai haere mai, Welcome to the Maitai Valley Holiday Park.

Located minutes from Nelson city centre, we offer affordable camping in a bush-like setting with a variety of activities to suit your taste. Take a walk along the river, go mountain biking / trail running on the many trails in the surrounding hills, or take a dip in the nearby swimming hole.

For $13 per person (non-powered) or, $24 (powered), you can use our kitchen/toilets while camping under the stars amongst the beautiful native trees. Nature and bird life at its best.
Cabins start from $53 per night.
Wifi available
Dog friendly
BBQ area

Bookings: maitaivalley@ncc.govt.nz

So come, relax, and enjoy all that the Maitai has to offer!
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Phone(s):

03 548 7729
Email/Contact Us: maitaivalley@ncc.govt.nz
Address:
Makarora, via Haast or Wanaka, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the inland route from Haast is this cafe with a camervan park at the
rear. With hedges all around there are ten powered sites on hard stands, four of which are extra-large for oversize vans or caravans. The small basic kitchen has the bare necessities, but enough to get by with, a small seating area, and BBQ area. The modern unisex ablution suites are disability friendly and all facilities were clean and tidy.  In the laundry is a washer and dryer, and a public phone is available. In addition to the cafe you can buy a drink at the bar, refuel, fish, tramp or take a helicopter flight.  Credit card and eftpos available, and your hosts are David and Sue Howe.  Power sites $32 for two adults. Tent sites $12 per person. Family prices available.

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Phone(s):

0800 737371
Address:
Town Point Road, Maketu, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This charming little camp at Maketu is on absolute beachfront. The sheltered waters provide a wonderful beach playground for children, with rock pools and endless sand. Flat, grassy sites are spread across several seaside terraces connected by flights of steps and all with amazing sea views. The prime, lower-beachfront campervan sites are really quite something! The log-style ablutions are modern with free showers. The smart little kitchen has a TV, the usual appliances, and a covered porch BBQ/dining area with awesome views. The laundry has automatic machines. A licensed seaside cafe/restaurant at the park entrance is a pleasant place to spend some time, and you can get basic food items and takeaway meals here too. Your host is Shane Beech. Camping costs $30 for two people.

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Phone(s):

07 5332165
Address:
195 Arawa Avenue, Maketu, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

2 km from Maketu and three local beaches, set on an elevated site, this camp
enjoys delightful landscaped gardens with rural views and many homely touches.
Check in at the modern office which carries a few basic supplies. The kids
have a great playground, a large solar heated swimming pool, plus a friendly
pony, birds, turtles etc. The amenities are excellent and include a smart, partly
covered pool next to the kitchen. Here there are modern appliances and a
dining space. The ablutions have free showers, disabled access/family suite and
plenty of bathroom extras. An automatic laundry and dump point are here
too. About 30 sites are available, all with power. When it comes to relaxing,
there is a TV lounge and games room, wireless hotspot and internet kiosks
and a great covered BBQ garden with tables and outdoor lighting. To support
the local kiwifruit industry, the camp has two distinct seasons, a summer one
to cater for holiday makers and a winter one to accommodate the seasonal
workers. Your friendly hosts are Phillip and Rosalie O’Reilly. Camping costs
$12.50 to $15 per person for a powered site and $10 to $12.50 for tents.

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Phone(s):

07 5332222

Last Update:

14/1/2024
Address:
862 Matamau-Ormondville Road, Makotuku, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Makotuku is situated between Dannevirke and Ormondville 19 kms and 7kms respectively.
The Domain is a large tree lined area with large oaks, the grandstand has great history, being the only domain grandstand left in the Tararua district.
Temporarily for Self contained vehicles only, pet friendly with powered and unpowered sites
Fees: $15.00 for powered site, $10 for unpowered

Contacts:

Lyle 027 590 1453
Helen 021 215 3833
John 027 328 7992

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Phone(s):

Lyle 027 590 1453
Email/Contact Us: makotukudomain@gmail.com
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Address:
86 Cathedral Dr, Manapouri 9643, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

There are not many camps with a Morris Minor graveyard at the centre! A
quirky camp in a peaceful setting, overlooking Lake Manapouri. There are
plenty of sheltered, private camp sites amongst the trees on which to pitch your tent or park your van, the sites in front have fabulous lake and mountain views. A homely central kitchen and dining area is well lit with big windows and a skylight, and there are a handy collection of utensils, pots and pans. The laundry has coin operated washers and clothes dryers, an ironing board and iron. The games room is full of pin ball machines and other electronic games are available for your entertainment. There is a classic old style childrens’ playground, and bookings for Fiordland trips and cruises can be made at the office. The camp is a departure point for Doubtful Sound cruises and there is a free pick up from the doorstep. Your lovely host is Joelle Nicholson, assisted by her two sons. Unpowered sites from $18 per adult, power sites $38 for two people.

Phone(s):

(03) 249-6624
Email/Contact Us: stay@manapourimotels.co.nz
Address:
Manapouri Motorhome and Caravan Park, 170 Hillside-Manapouri Road, Manapouri, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

There has been a lot of thought and attention gone into planning this beautifully set out park. Manicured to within an inch of its life, each site is large and private as they are all bordered by new tree plantings. Everything is modern and new, and walking through it makes you feel like you are in someones home rather than a camp ground. A large kitchen and dining room with everything you need, a lounge with comfortable chairs, and ensuite bathrooms. Washers and dryers are available and everything is very, very clean. There is a dump station available, covered parking if needed, and gravel areas for parking in the winter. Other amenities include a covered BBQ area, childrens playground, and a new viewing platform to oversee the park and the nearby mountain. There is also a bush walk within metres of the gate, and pets are welcome as long as they have their inoculation certificate. Your hosts are Gloria and Selwyn Cranstoun. Power sites from $38 for two people, unpowered sites from $35 for two persons and $19 for each extra person. Children under 14 years of age are $8.

Phone(s):

03 2497669

No. of tent sites:

21

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

To Book:

Dog Policy:

No Dogs.

Last Update:

24/07/2023
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Address:
Mangahuia, Whakapapa, Manawatu-Wanganui, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 21 (15 sites are suitable for campervans) This is a peaceful campsite beside a stream on the edge of the National Park. Explore the park on the Whakapapaiti Track,

Phone(s):

+64 7 892 3729
Email/Contact Us: tongarirovc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Mangamate Falls,Kaimanawa Forest Park., Mangatutu Hot Springs, Makahu Road, Puketitiri 4184, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Mangatutu Hot Springs is a popular camping, picnic and fishing spot, and a starting point for tramping, hunting or day walks up the Mohaka River and further into the Kaweka Forest Park. Mangatutu hot springs, Kaweka Forest Park. Photo: Dick Clark. Mangatutu hot springs There are barbecues, picnic tables and toilets located in secluded clearings among the manuka surrounds, and there are access tracks descending to the Mohaka River. The main feature here is the thermal springs. Thermal water issues from a deep, undercut, steaming hole on the top terrace. The water trickles down a riverside bluff and after a short way is channelled into two pools.

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Phone(s):

07 3661080
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Address:
S Hwy 2, Waioweka Gorge - Department of Conservation, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 20 Camp beside one of the few remaining historic Howe truss bridges. Walks from the campsite include Little Manganuku and the Manganuku track. Good river fishing.

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Phone(s):

07 3156103
Website:

No. of tent sites:

17

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Mangapurua and Kaiwhakauka Track conditions

Access to Campsite:

By boat.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs.

Last Update:

16/7/2023
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Address:
Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a boat-in only campsite on the Whanganui Journey. There is no drive on access.

In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April)
  • Bookings are required
Outside the Great Walks season (1 May – 30 September)
  • Bookings are not required - first come, first served

Located in Whanganui National Park in the Manawatu/Whanganui region

Phone(s):

+64 6 349 2100
Email/Contact Us: whanganui@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

10

Access to Campsite:

By boat,
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

16/7/2023
Address:
Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a boat-in only campsite on the Whanganui Journey. There is no drive on access.

Located in Whanganui National Park in the Manawatu/Whanganui region.

In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April)
  • Bookings are required
Outside the Great Walks season (1 May – 30 September)
  • Bookings are not required - first come, first served

Phone(s):

+64 6 349 2100
Email/Contact Us: whanganui@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

45

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

Car

Fees:

Free!!

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs

Last Update:

24/07/2023
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Address:
Mangatutu Hot Springs, Kaweka Forest Park, Hawke's Bay, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Mangatutu Hot Springs is a popular camping, picnic and fishing spot, and a starting point for tramping, hunting or day walks up the Mohaka River and further into the Kaweka Forest Park. There are barbecues, picnic tables and toilets located in secluded clearings among the manuka surrounds, and there are access tracks descending to the Mohaka River. The main feature here is the thermal springs. Thermal water issues from a deep, undercut, steaming hole on the top terrace. The water trickles down a riverside bluff and after a short way is channeled into two pools.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

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Phone(s):

06 834 3111
Email/Contact Us: napier@doc.govt.nz
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Address:
143 Ruahine Rd, Mangaweka, 4797, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Mangaweka is halfway between Wellington and Taupo. Just north of the
township turn east onto Ruahine Road and travel 1 km to this great riverside camp. You will also fnd a small children’s playground and wood-fred BBQ’s. Facilities are simple and include cooking shelter with sinks and power outlets Flush toilets and hot water showers. A great spot for swimming, fshing, rafting and kayaking. Your hosts are Paul and Tricia Eames.

Wifi - no  

Hot Showers -  $3 token operated, purchased at Awastone 

Kitchen - cooking shelter for you to use your items 

Pets - Yes

Bookings -no

Laundry - No

Powered sites - yes


Prices based on a per night basis

$9 per person -  unpowered

$24 per site - with power first 2 people, any additional person is $9

$5 per children under 16yrs  - under 5 is free

 

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Phone(s):

(06) 382 5744 or NZ only 0800 655 747
Website:
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Address:
2 Mangawhai Heads Rd, Mangawhai Heads, 0505, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Mangawhai Heads Holiday Park is right on the estuary. This camp is divided
in two by the entrance road. On the south side level sites are fairly open,
with a few trees. Up to 88 power sites and 111 tent sites. Good beachstyle
metred ablutions. A bright sunny kitchen has ceramic hobs, ovens, fridge
and plenty of bench space, but no inside dining. A good automatic laundry is
alongside. On the north side of the road is the camp office leading to a more
secluded setting, with some attractive sheltered spots for tenting and views
directly through the Heads to the ocean. Here there is an attractive play area,
a block of basic toilets and two showers that are handy. ($1 for 7 minutes)
This is a lovely coastal spot with a choice of camping amenities. The hosts here
are Richard and Noela Gunson. Power sites are $18 per adult, $8 per child
and tent sites are from $16 per adult. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 4314675
Website:

Last Update:

24/07/2023
Address:
Ohakune Mountain Road, Ohakune-Department of Conservation, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 12 (6 are suitable for campervans) Camp in the forest on the flanks of Mount Ruapehu in the Tongariro National Park.

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Phone(s):

06 3850010
Website:

No. of tent sites:

12

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Predator control for Southern Ruapehu

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan,

Fees:

Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Pay online at the time of booking

Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Campsite Pass bookings must be booked online before occupying a site. If you do not pre-book, bookings may be made by campground staff (if present) and will incur a $10 service charge.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

24/7/2023
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Address:
Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp in the forest on the flanks of Mount Ruapehu; a good base for exploring Tongariro National Park.

Bookings required.

Located in Tongariro National Park in the Central North Island region.

Phone(s):

+64 7 892 3729
Email/Contact Us: tongarirovc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Toru Street No 33, Mapua, Nelson, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This popular holiday resort is a holiday in itself as there is so much for both children and adults to do. A summer programme is run to keep the kids busy, and in addition to tennis, a swimming pool, and adventure play grounds, there is a large sandy beach where petanque and volleyball take place. A restaurant has a roof top caf_ overlooking the water and there are around 200 sites are available. The kitchens are good, with gas and microwave cooking and a dining patio off one, plus BBQs. There are numerous shower and toilet blocks and the big, comfortable TV and recreation room opens to an extensive deck. A large laundry, central to the camp, has auto machines, there is a dump station, and internet access is available. Your hosts are Gary, Erica and June. Unpowered sites are $34 to $40, or with power $34 to $50 for two, please note that seasonal price changes apply. Pets by arrangement, except in December and January, and no cats because of native wildlife. The park is clothes optional with designated _no clothes_ areas in February and March only.

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Phone(s):

03 5402666
Address:
Maraehako Bay Retreat, 8536 State Highway 35, Waihau Bay, 3199, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just east of Whanarua Bay is relaxed, basic camping in a tranquil inlet right by
the sea. There is a large area for camping with many pleasant grassy campsites
under the pohutukawa trees beside the beach. Drums are provided for fres
on the beach. There are no power sites here and no kitchen. A total of 12
toilets and 8 hot showers all coin operated at $1 for a shower. You are able
to hire kayaks Take aways, refreshments and some provisions are available on
site. Bea is your host. No dogs please.Adults $15, $10 Children aged 5-15

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Phone(s):

07 325 2901
Website:

Powered Camping Sites:
The Spacious 7m X 7m Campervan sites are mostly grassed.

Each site includes Power, Water, Waste, 24 hour access to the common areas that contain TV lounge, bathrooms, kitchen, dining and Free WiFi.

Non Powered – Tent Sites:
Choose your own Non Powered – tent site at the Te Anau Lakeview Kiwi Holiday Park, each site includes 24 hour access to the common areas that contain TV lounge, bathrooms, kitchen, dining and our Free WiFi.

To Book:
Address:
77 Manapouri – Te Anau Highway, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The family owned Kiwi Holiday Park is situated on the southern shore of Lake Te Anau. We invite you to experience Fiordland National Park from our spacious Lakeside Holiday Park. Our quiet established park has amazing lake and mountain views, children's play area, Free Barbecues, picnic tables, Sky TV, IAC and wireless internet, laundries, sauna/spa bath, communal bathrooms and kitchens.

Phone(s):

03 249 7457
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
Lewis Pass, Maruia, West Coast, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 20 This is a large campsite. Explore the Lewis Pass area from here. There is a short walk to the sluice box, or follow the Lake Daniell Track. There are natural hot pools on both sides of Lewis Pass.

Phone(s):

03 732 8391
Website:
Address:
8 West Beach, Waitara, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Tucked a little back from the beach, but with easy access, this mature and tidy
camp has a perimeter of large shelter trees and the wide, open spaces of
Marine Park next door. There are a number of well established permanent
house buses and similar but travelling campers are accommodated in separate,
uncluttered areas with tall, hedged borders and plenty of room to move. The
rustic outdoor wood-fired BBQ has some nice plantings and leads into the
serviceable and well-scrubbed kitchen. The ablutions are clean and well lit.
The laundry has coin-operated machines and a dump point is provided. Pets
are welcome. Your hosts is Dawn. Non Powered Sites are $10 per person.
Powered sites are $12 per person. Children 5-10 half price. Children under
5 free. CASH ONLY site (no eftpos available)

 

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Phone(s):

06 754 7121
Website:
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Waitomo District Council

Last Update:

19/08/2020
Address:
1 Rauparaha Street, Marokopa, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Rustic outback camping, on the scenic west coast but not right on the beach. Travelling the sealed road from Waitomo Caves takes less than an hour, and meanders through some interesting countryside (check out the Natural Limestone Bridge, Piripiri Caves and Marakopa Falls). The camping paddock is ringed by mature trees, with towering hills behind and views to the estuary. Check in at the village shop (which has basic supplies) in the old school building at the camp entrance. This also houses the main amenities which include: a communal room with a pool table and TV, a kitchen with a covered dining/BBQ area, an automatic laundry and new ablutions block with unisex free showers (x6), toilets and basins. Another toilet block is provided at the other end of the camp. There are tennis courts free for campers use, and it is a reputed to be a fisherman's camp (complete with two wood smokers, outdoor cook-up area and fish-cleaning facilities). Your cellphone will likely be out of range, vodafone and free wi fi hot spot is outside the shop. Fill-up before you head away to this camp as there is nowhere to refuel here. Your hosts are Yvette and Hugh. The cost is $20 per adult on power and non power sites per night. This is a KiwiCash camp; you can register here https://kiwicash.web-rooms.com/login

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Phone(s):

07 878 8077
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@waitomo.govt.nz
Address:
10 Dublin Street West, Martinborough, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A great little friendly camp in vineyard country! The camp layout and new rustic-inspired amenities complex, complement the surrounding vines and village atmosphere. It is an easy walk to the numerous wineries, shops, caf_s and restaurants of the town centre and the town pool is right next door! Camp under the trees and enjoy the modern kitchen with gas BBQ, deck, lounge, laundry and shower block. Hire a bike to cruise the vineyards. There are 20 powered sites and room for about 20 tents with a dump station provided. A play area for young children has been built, and a petanque court for the Mum_s and Dads. All sites are from $20 per person and $12 for children. Seasonal and special event rates apply. Your hosts are Frank and Lisa.

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Phone(s):

0800 780909
Address:
287 Martins Bay Road, Mahurangi East, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Martins Bay Holiday Park is a picturesque, hidden gem located just one hour
north of central Auckland. Located on the water’s edge you have Kawau
Island and the sparkling Hauraki Gulf at your doorstep. Enjoy the beachfront
atmosphere, discover the excellent fishing spots, boating, sailing or swimming
or just dig your toes in the sand and relax. A fully secure boat parking area is
available. Plenty to keep you occupied here, including kayak hire, fishing, bush
walking and a safe swimming beach with a floating pontoon. The spotless,
central amenities block has a kitchen with hotplate cooking stove, fridge,
freezer and microwave. The ablutions are superb with nicely kept 50 cent
metered showers, clean toilets and gas hot water. There is a modern well
maintained and equipped laundry. Good play equipment and a recreation
room opening out onto an attractive covered BBQ area. A dump station
is provided for campers. No animals here please. Be sure to book in the
holiday season, as this holiday park is very popular. Beachfront sites from $21
per adult. Seasonal rates apply

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Phone(s):

09 4255655
Address:
66 Church Rd, Matakohe, 0593, New Zealand, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Here is a special little camp with welcoming, helpful hosts. Set in 20 acres of land, the _business area_ occupies an elevated platform overlooking the Kaipara harbour on both sides. A track leads you down to the beach. The sites are gently terraced with each level offering private nooks surrounded by trees, and each has its own picnic table. There are 30 neat sites (some with individual lights). First class amenities are set in a colonial style building. The kitchen/lounge and dining area are lavishly equipped and stylish with a comfortable TV area. Free gas BBQ_s are available. An on-site store provides basics. Wireless and broadband internet are available. You can enjoy a game of Petanque, while, for the children, there is an adventure play area. A very comfortable stay while you enjoy water views over the Kaipara. Visit the Matakohe Kauri Museum at the entrance and dine at the hotel next door. Your hosts are Vanessa and Francis. All sites are $20 per person, Children under 14yrs are $10. Seasonal rates may apply.

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Phone(s):

09 4316431
Address:
S Hwy 27, Waharoa, Matamata, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Heading north from Matamata, (about 8 km) keep an eye out for the entrance
to the Matamata Aerodrome (and camp) on your right - just north of the
Ruangaiti marae. A popular camp spot for plane-spotters, the pleasant grounds
have some shady trees and unobstructed views of the runway and ranges.
There are around 40 powered sites and abundant tent sites, with room for
large vehicles to manoeuvre. The kitchen is generously proportioned and
comes with plenty of hot points, rangettes, a microwave and lots of fridge/
freezers. A covered porch/dining area commands a great view across the
aerodrome. The ablutions are bright and clean and double as the laundry. No
animals are allowed here. Skydiving and gliding are offered - although you’ll
need to ring the camp manager, ahead of time to arrange.
Un-powered sites $13.50 per person and powered sites $15.50 per person.

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Phone(s):

07 8888386
Website:

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

9/4/2023
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Address:
Arawa Road, Matata, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island 3194

DESCRIPTION:

At the southern end of the town shops, look for the ‘Beach Access’ sign and
drive down a short, bumpy, gravel access road to this lovely beach reserve. In
a lovely setting between the sea and the lagoon, on slightly undulating land, is
this popular campground offering a very relaxed style of camping. There are 80

non powered sites, the wringer-plus-tub outdoor laundries are an adventure in
themselves. The single, metered, hot shower provides a central social spot (in
the queue!) on camp mornings, with the boiler being fed by paper from the
camp’s recycling programme. There are also flush toilets and basins for each
sex with 2 new toilets have been built.

Bookings are required.

Additional fees

There is a $3 charge per booking to cover waste disposal.

Phone(s):

+64 27 276 2072 or +64 7 307 2770

No. of tent sites:

80

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car or caravan.

Fees:

Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Additional fees
There is a $3 charge per booking to cover waste disposal.

Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

18/7/2023
Address:
Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a family campsite in a coastal setting with excellent fishing and swimming next to the Matatā wildlife refuge. No dogs are allowed.

Located in Matatā area in the Bay of Plenty region.

Phone(s):

+64 27 276 2072
Email/Contact Us: easternbop@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Matauri Bay Holiday Park, Matauri Bay Road, Matauri Bay, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The vista of Matauri Bay spreads below you as you descend along a short
but winding road. The camp is outlined with Norfolk pines running into level
campsites at the northern end of the beach. A barrier arm entry system
operates. The seven days store/office has a liquor license and sells petrol,
diesel and LPG, along with general supplies. Dive bottle fills are also available.
The amenities block has a basic kitchen with plenty of sinks, communal fridge
and a full stove, extra hobs and two microwaves. Two BBQs with outdoor
seating, or visit the fish and chips kiosk in holiday time. There are plenty of
ablutions, curtained showers open to a communal dressing space. Washing
machines and dryers are in separate rooms. Campers have card access to the
amenities. At peak season this is a very busy camp. Your hosts are Maggie
and Brian Grimwood. Peak season prices are $24 per adult (minimum $48
per site) plus $8 for power. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 4050525
Address:
6522 Matawai Rd, Matawai, Gisborne, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island 4075

DESCRIPTION:

On SHwy 2, halfway between Gisborne and Opotiki, youll find a pleasant
campsite in the heart of the tiny town of Matawai. Look carefully for the
grassy camp area opposite the public toilets. An ideal stopover spot, there is
plenty of all-weather parking and turning space for large vehicles, boaties and
horse floats in the sealed yard beside the camp. The camping area enjoys
lovely rural views and has trees on the perimeter and a creek at the rear. The
smart amenities include a small homely kitchen with stove, fridge and rustic
built-in timber table and seats, plus a couch and a covered verandah. Across
the road are a country pub, squash and tennis courts. Explore the Waioeka
Gorge from here or take the old narrow coach road (Motu Road) to Opotiki.
Trout fishing and mountain biking are also popular activities in this area. Your
friendly hosts, ask you to book in advance. Tent sites are $15 per
person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

06 862 4830
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Address:
Somes Island, Lower Hutt, Wellington, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Matiu/Somes Island Scientific and Historic Reserve is a tranquil retreat for wildlife and visitors alike. Maori have occupied this island for generations. In more recent times, Matiu/Somes Island has served as a human and animal quarantine station, an internment camp, and a military defence position. Thanks to the dedication of numerous individuals, groups and organisations, such as the Lower Hutt branch of Forest and Bird, Matiu/Somes Island Charitable Trust, Friends of Matiu/Somes and Eastbourne Forest Rangers, Matiu/Somes Island once again represents a refuge, this time for wildlife and our cultural heritage.

Phone(s):

04 3847770

No. of tent sites:

60

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan, mountain bike.

Fees:

Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
Child (5–17 years): $5 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

22/7/2023
Address:
Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Mavora Lakes Campsite has two main (standard) camping areas: one alongside South Mavora Lake, and the other between South Mavora Lake and North Mavora Lake.

Look out for robins and falcons. Walk, tramp, mountain bike or go trout fishing.

Phone(s):

+64 3 249 7924
Email/Contact Us: fiordlandvc@doc.govt.nz

Number of tent sites - 60

Address:
Off S Hwy 94, Mavora Lakes Park, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 60 This very scenic campsite is set among mountains, beech forest and grasslands at the south end of Mavora Lake. Look out for robins and falcons. Walk, tramp, mountainbike or go trout fishing for brown and rainbow trout.

Phone(s):

03 2497921
Website:
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Address:
15 Oxford Street, Masterton, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Mawley Park, at the northern end of Masterton, occupies an attractive location
on the banks of the Waipoua River (with good swimming holes). The 15 acre,
sheltered grounds are tidy with large trees and plenty of space for the 200
or so tent sites and 54 powered sites. A BBQ shelter has cooking facillities.
The camping areas are grouped in separate sections with sealed road access
and brand new unisex individual ablutions serving each area (these include
disabled access facilities). The park has had a major refurbishment with a lot
of thought been put into what makes a place nice. There’s a large dining hall
with highchairs, a TV and a separate comfortable and modern TV lounge. The
kitchen has gas hobs and is very modern and well equipped. A supermarket
is nearby and QE11 Park is across the road for the kids, whilst there are also a
few small pieces of play equipment to keep the kids amused onsite. A DVD
Library and local information is available at the office. Free washing machines
and $2 dryer are part of the laundry. A dump station is provided. Powered sites $38 for 2, unpowered $36 for 2. Your friendly and enthusiastic hosts are
Rodney and Jelena Algie.

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Phone(s):

06 378 6454
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@mawleypark.co.nz

Possible during summer between Labour Weekend and Easter. Contact the Tuhua Trust Board for details.

Overseeing Body:

Tuhua Trust Board
Address:
Tuhua Trust Board, Tauranga., Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Tuhua (Mayor Island) is a wildlife refuge and is administered by the Tuhua (Mayor Island) Board of Trustees. Opportunities to enjoy the island's unique character and wildlife must be pre-arranged.

It's possible to stay at Tuhua during summer between Labour Weekend and Easter. Accommodation must be booked in advance, contact the Tuhua Trust Board.

Phone(s):

+64 7 579 0580
Email/Contact Us: tuhuakaitiaki@gmail.com

Number of tent sites - 20 non-powered

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
Lake Mapourika, Waiho, West Coast, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 20 (bookings not required - first come - first served) Easily accessible campsite. Boat, trout fish or swim in the lake.

Phone(s):

+64 3 752 0360
Website:
Email/Contact Us: westlandnpvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Great Barrier Island, Sandhills Rd, 0991, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 70 Surrounded by a mix of farmland, holiday homes and sand dunes, the campsite is sheltered and overlooks a tidal stream. The estuary is safe for swimming and the beautiful beach is popular for surfing. Vehicle access to launch boats for fishing. There is a shop and cafe approximately 4km north, and another shop and cafe approximately 6km to the south of the campsite.

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Phone(s):

09 4290044
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Address:
121 Albert Street, Whitianga, New Zealand, Coromandel, North Island 3510

DESCRIPTION:

Mercury Bay Holiday Park is Whitianga's closest park to town, just 400m to restaurants, shops and an easy walk to wharf, harbour and beautiful Buffalo Beach, the heart of Mercury Bay. A safe family camp with a friendly atmosphere, set in peaceful park-like surroundings. Only 30 minutes drive to iconic Hot Water Beach and Cathedral Cove and 45 minutes to historic Coromandel Town.

They have Qualmark 4 star facilities will delight all the family! From the seasonal outdoor swimming pool, children's play area and free BBQs to our clean modern communal kitchens/laundries and bathrooms.

For the busy traveller we have broadband and wireless internet available and for the active family there is variety of things to see and do within just a short walk or drive from the Park.

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Phone(s):

07 866 5579
Website:

Last Update:

17/09/2022
Address:
72 Barkers Road, Methven, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Next to the local A&P Showgrounds, this well maintained camping ground is laid out on open grounds with many large shade trees. Plenty of level sites with a choice of grass or gravel. In the amenities pavilion is a large, well-presented, functional kitchen with full stoves, next door is a TV and dining room with a cosy log fire. In addition there is a very large games room where you can play on one of the arcade games, have a game of pool or table tennis, even table hockey. Comfy sofas to sit on and several more dining tables in here too, or go outside for a game of lawn tennis. Internet is available, the tidy ablutions have metered showers, and the laundry has automatic equipment. A variety of shops are in the village within walking distance, you might want to have a go at hot air ballooning or take a trip to the snow at Mt. Hutt ski field, all of which you can do from here. Your friendly hosts are Darren & Rhonda Saunders.

Current rates: https://methvencampingground.com/#Rates

Phone(s):

0800 122 695
Website:
Address:
Awana Bay - Great Barrier Island, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a privately owned campground. Look for the sign at the gate. This rustic camping ground with large trees and level sites is a peaceful place to be with the kaka birds to entertain you. There are lots of old cars down the back of the paddock and to the right you will find the very basic facilities. A wood-burner provides hot water for showers
and taps. There are flush toilets. The cookhouse has a coal range and a sink
providing rain water. There is a wet weather shelter if needed. Your host is
Mickey O’Shea. Camping here will cost you $7 per person.

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Phone(s):

09 429 0140
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Address:
158 Broadway, Kaikohe, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the top end of Kaikohe beside the RSA the Motor Inn has a camping
area to one side. There are 10 power sites and numerous tent sites with
just a toilet, free shower and a small kitchen. A laundry has auto machines.

Campers have access to the swimming pool and enjoy the convenience of
the bar and restaurant next door. Very handy to the Kauri Coast or take a
30 minutes drive to the Bay of Islands. Your friendly hosts are Michelle and
Lindal. All sites $15 per person.

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Phone(s):

09 4053160
Website:

Dog Policy:

Pets are welcome at the Holiday Park and there is a secure horse paddock.

Last Update:

9/5/2023
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Address:
26 Mold St, Middlemarch, Otago, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Middlemarch Motels & Holiday Park offer a variety of accommodation from fully self contained motel units to fully linened & unlinened cabins, plus we have powered camp sites and many tent/unpowered sites.

There is a modern, clean ablution block with a disability suite and laundry facilities with coin operated washing machines and dryer as well as clothes lines. The kitchen unit is a character converted guards railway carriage with oven, microwaves, jugs and toasters, which opens on to an all weather covered deck for dining. There is are gas barbeques in this deck area which are available free of charge plus a comfortable television room.

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Phone(s):

03 464 3776
Address:
5 Waiata Road, Waioeka, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Fully self-contained rustic chalets and backpackers dorm with bush and country surrounding areas.

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Phone(s):

07 315 8085
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Waipa District Council
Address:
Lake Karapiro, Cambridge, 648 Maungatautari Rd, Maungatautari, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camping ground is run by the Waipa District Council. Spread over a very
large flat area over looking Lake Karapiro . You may park in the camp and pay
during office hours. A new and modern kitchen has a stove, fridge, hot water
sinks, tables and chairs. Good hot water showers and toilets. A laundry with
2 washing machines and 2 dryers. A dump station; no dogs please. Powered
sites from $18 for adults. Non powered sites from $16 $13 for children under
12 years.

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Phone(s):

07 8274178
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Bowen Falls Walk closed > Predator control for Eglinton Valley > Routeburn Classic Adventure Trail Run 20 April > Predator control for Clinton, Arthur and Cleddau valleys > Be prepared for stinging nettle on Lake Marian Track > Mackay Creek Campsite permanently closed > The Chasm Walk open with changes

Please note that freedom camping (within 200m of the road) is not allowed on the Milford Road.

Last Update:

13/04/2023
Address:
Milford Track, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Along the Milford Road (between Te Anau and The Divide) you can stay at one of ten DOC camping areas. These are in picturesque spots beside bush, rivers and lakes, often with opportunities for bush walks or trout fishing nearby. Most have fire places, picnic tables, toilets and access to river water, and are very reasonably priced (take cash for self registration). Please note that freedom camping (within 200m of the road) is not allowed on the Milford Road.

Phone(s):

03 249 7924
Email/Contact Us: fiordlandvc@doc.govt.nz

Enjoy the convenience of our brand-new campground facilities, complete with guest kitchen, dining and lounge area and bathrooms. Or, you may prefer to enjoy a meal at our on-site café. Guest facilities also include laundry, and limited satellite Internet is available for purchase.

During the summer months, we highly recommend booking ahead to avoid disappointment.

Last Update:

13/05/2022
Address:
Milford Sound, Southland, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Please note, if you do not have a booking, please ring ahead to see if we have any vacancies. We are very busy at the moment.

Park up for the night amidst lush Fiordland forest in our Rainforest Campervan Park – it’s the ultimate NZ Must-Do for those exploring New Zealand by campervan! Milford Lodge is surrounded by huge mountains and a fast-flowing river and is only minutes from the Milford Sound boat cruise departure point.

The dramatic country of the Milford Sound has huge surrounding mountains and a fast-flowing river, and the Lodge.
There are 20 sites available for caravans or campervans only, please ring ahead during the peak season to avoid missing out. Cook for yourself in the brand new kitchen and dining facility, or you can enjoy a drink and a great
meal at the café. The dining and recreation area is large and comfortable, there are unisex ablutions, and a laundry. As this is a national park, pets are not permitted. The local wildlife includes keas and voracious sandflies. Storage facilities for campers are provided at the Lodge free of charge, and you can book a variety of trips from here. Please note we have a strict no tenting policy.

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Phone(s):

03 249 8071
Website:
Email/Contact Us: christine@milfordlodge.com
Address:
365 Mill Creek Road, RD 1, Whitianga., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just 8 km south of Whitianga, turn off the State Highway and drive 3.5 km of easy gravel road to this rustic country holiday and animal park. Watch for the signs and enter at the caf_ and office. Camp in a peaceful rural setting, with bird calls and bush surrounds. Hook up to one of the 15 powered sites on a large, all-weather hard stand area, bordered by a small stream and beautiful landscaping. Across a little bridge, through the trees, you_ll find three large unisex bathroom suites (toilets and free showers) one with disabled access. An outdoor sheltered BBQ area is in the grounds or make use of the kitchen There is a washing machine and tub in the porch of the spacious ablution block and a dump station provided. Campers enjoy free access to the many friendly birds and animals in the park facility - a real hit with the kids. Pony rides are available and they have a caf_. There are train rides, walk in aviary, kids playground with fort and a new 6 hole mini mini putt. Your friendly hosts are Gaye and Fred. Sites are from $18 per person per night.

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Phone(s):

07 8660166
Website:

No. of tent sites:

20

Access to Campsite:

4WD

Fees:

Free

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

25/7/2023
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Picturesque, remote campsite near the head of Mill Arm with well formed flat campsites and stunning views. Good fishing, hunting and tramping nearby.

Free to camp here.

Located in Mount Richmond Forest Park in the Marlborough region.

Forestry operations in the area can close roads into Mount Richmond Forest Park. Check the status of roads into Mount Richmond Forest Park.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
1672 Teviot Road, Millers Flat, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Nestled in the Teviot Valley on the banks of the Clutha River in Central Otago is Millars Flat. A tranquil and spacious spot for campervans, caravans, tents and holiday-makers seeking a peaceful camp site with comfortable tidy accommodation, an ideal location for cyclists to start or end their adventure on the Clutha Gold Trail that passes the park entrance. Approximately a two hour drive to Dunedin, Invercargill, Te Anau, Queenstown and Wanaka, Millers Flat makes an ideal location to base your Central Otago exploration.

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Phone(s):

03 4466877
Address:
Miners Camp, Endeavour Inlet, 7282, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Set in an orchard and surrounded by a large hedge (you are welcome to the
fruit if the possums do not get it first). There is a flush toilet, hand basin and
cold water shower. The water is drawn from a spring, therefore perfectly safe
to drink. Lots of animals here to amuse the children. $10 per person includes
pack pick up. Bev and Bob are your friendly hosts. Bookings are essential as
there are limited sites.

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Phone(s):

03 5798186
Website:
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Address:
Front Miranda Road,Waitakaruru. Thames, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Miranda is known internationally for its Shore Bird Sanctuary. Escape to this thermal holiday park in a quiet rural setting, and soak up the luxury facilities.
Beautifully landscaped with palm trees and creative touches, the large free-form thermal pool is the focal point of the park and pure indulgence for bathers.
Work up a sweat on the astrograss tennis court and petanque area alongside.
The spacious and glossy kitchen has plenty of dining space, cooking hobs and a microwave, plus fridges and a freezer. The office/shop has a well-stocked supply of the basics. Both ablution blocks have smart, roomy shower cubicles, push-button operated, liquid soap and hand-driers. A completely separate disabled access/family suite is available. The laundry has ample automatic equipment and a dump station is provided. The TV lounges (with Sky TV) has all the comforts of home with carpet and soft seating, and can be extended to provide quiet play space for children or they can let off steam in the outdoor play area. Outside are BBQ’s, and a smart playground. There is a new 18 hole mini golf course, volleyball court and frisbee golf. Campers with dogs have a separate area and arrangements must be made prior to arrival. Paul and Trish are your hosts. Powered sites are from $24.50 per person and $12 for children under 14 years.

Powered Sites
$28.50 per adult.  for motorhomes, caravans.

Unpowered Sites
$28.50 per adult for tents.

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Phone(s):

07 8673205
Email/Contact Us: stay@mirandaholidaypark.co.nz
Address:
Mistletoe Bay Eco Village, Onahau Rd, Onahau Bay, 7282, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Accessible by road and from the Queen Charlotte Track, this camp is on the
waters edge with a stunning view. A large flat area is surrounded by native
bush, with some terraced areas. There are excellent clean toilets and hot
water showers and a disability suite. A kitchen with all facilities, a laundry and
drying room are here. Ideal for large groups. Price per adult is $16, child $10.
Sharon and Casey are your hosts.

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Phone(s):

03 5734048
Website:

Last Update:

20/04/2021
Address:
Hampden Camping Ground, 2 Lincoln Street, Hampden, 9410, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Formerly known as the Hampden Beach Camp Ground.

In the settlement of Hampden, just south of Moeraki, is this beach and river
side camping ground. There are plenty of sites to choose from, and in the
busy season additional sites across the road are opened. The grounds are
pleasant with some shady trees with a fully equipped kitchen that features
visitor comments as wallpaper. Wireless internet and TV are available in the newly built lounge area, and a trampoline, outdoor games, bikes and kayak hire will keep the children busy. Nearby is a small children’s playground, tennis court and a skate park, this is great for family camping holidays. An ablution block with toilets and showers and a separate toilet block are provided, a large disability suite is available, and small children are not neglected here with a highchair and a child’s hub. There is a laundry with automatic equipment and everything has been recently painted and is clean and tidy. Free pick up from the bus stop at Hampden, and you might like to try the famous fish and chips at Hampden. Your hosts are Alex and Mel.

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Phone(s):

+64 (0)3 439 44 39
Website:
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Welcome on a lead.

Last Update:

21/04/2021
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Address:
Moeraki Village Holiday Park, 114 Haven St, Moeraki, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a pretty camp on the edge of a fishing harbour in Moeraki Village where fishing boats bobbing lazily in the bay present a picture postcard view. There are a number of camping pockets, many overlooking the bay, set on terraced sections. Brand new toilets and showers have a disabled suite, and everything is clean and tidy. The kitchen has everything you need, including an outside eating area and BBQ, and there is a TV room available. Take time to inspect the Moeraki Boulders and the nearby seal colony or visit the penguin hospital, this may be the place to land that blue cod. There are 30 sites with power plus 27 tent sites, and dogs are welcome on a lead. Your hosts are Kristina and Robbie Mitchell.

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Phone(s):

03 439 4759
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Te Urewera alerts

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs

Last Update:

24/02/2022
Address:
Waikaremoana Road, Te Urewera, Hawke's Bay, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 40 Between native bush and the lake, this large grassy site is perfect for a range of activities. 1.5 km from Mokau Falls

Phone(s):

+64 6 837 3803 (Te Urewera Visitor Centre)
Website:
Email/Contact Us: teureweravc@ngaituhoe.iwi.nz

Number of tent sites - 50

Address:
Moke Lake Road, Ben Lomond, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 50 This is a peaceful place beside a small lake. Go boating, swimming, fishing or canoeing on the lake. Walk or mountainbike from Moke Lake to Lake Dispute (2 hr walk). A cooking shelter is provided. Dogs are not allowed on this campsite.

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Phone(s):

03 4427933
Website:
Address:
Mokihinui Domain Camping Ground, Lewis Street, Mokihinui, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

An oldie but a goodie as the saying goes. Stop in at the office on the way down to the domain camp, you will pass it on your way in to this spot on the edge of the sea, and at the heart of the Mokihinui community. With plenty of level land, either on the sports field or beside the beach, this camp has a tavern near the entrance and the sea over the bank at the back where there is excellent fishing, and whitebaiting in the river. Some old trees make this a lovely picnic area. Around the playing field are 21 sites, which have power and taps, the main amenities are a central kitchen with three full stoves, fridge, tables and chairs. The main ablution block has clean tiled showers and toilets, with another block of toilets available in the busy season, and there are automatic machines in the laundry. Added extras include a herb garden and book exchange, and your friendly hosts, Joan and Basil, invite you to participate in the yearly Xmas fishing competition, or come and put your torpedo out at any time. Tent sites from $8 for one and $2 for children under 12 years. Power sites from $20 for two and $2 for children under 12 years.

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Phone(s):

03 7821832

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Acheron Road – Easter re-opening > Possum control for Molesworth Recreation Reserve > Molesworth wilding conifer control > Molesworth Recreation Reserve elevated fire risk > Possum control operation in Upper Wairau – Rainbow area

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

13/04/2023
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Address:
Molesworth Station 122 km from Blenheim., Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Molesworth Station is New Zealand's largest farm park.

You can camp near the original cobb homestead built in 1885 close to the Molesworth Farm Park boundary.

Drive or cycle along the road and fish in the river.

Walking and tramping

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339 or +64 3 521 1806
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Queen Charlotte Drive, RD 1 Picton Department of Conservation, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Momorangi Bay camp is found in picturesque Queen Charlotte Sound, just
25 minutes drive from Picton. Its sheltered location at the top of Grove Arm is
great for boating, swimming, walking and picnicking. It is accessible by a sealed
road from Picton and Blenheim, or turn off on to Queen Charlotte Drive if
travelling from Nelson. No pets please. New clean amenities (including some
for disabled people). Lovely new beach front kitchen/laundry/showers block.
The kitchen, although small is clean and has all amenities. 80 power and 80
tent sites are on sheltered terraces with attractive picnic tables. A boat ramp
is available across the road. The Manager is available in the shop throughout
the summer months, and most days during the winter. Price for all sites is $15
per adult, child $7.50.

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Phone(s):

03 5737865
Website:

5 non-powered/tent sites

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Address:
Monowai, Southland, Lake Monowai roadend, Department of Conservation, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Enjoy this peaceful campsite beside Lake Monowai. Explore the tracks to Rodger Inlet and Green Lake huts, or go fishing or boating.

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Phone(s):

03 2144589
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Address:
Morere Hot Springs, SH 2, Nuhaka, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campsite is now closed.

A small, sheltered riverside campground between Wairoa and Gisborne on the
main coast road. Camp amongst the trees in a delightful landscaped, garden
setting, with room for 19 tents. There are no powered sites. The tearooms
are alongside and meals are available until 8pm (in summer). Across the road
are the Morere Hot Springs, with hot mineral pools and a scenic reserve. The
cosy, split-level camp kitchen is well-appointed, with small appliances, microwave
and fridge or use the outdoor BBQ area. Compact toilet and shower facilities
are available along with a small laundry. Enjoy a game of petanque on the
court beside the café garden. Wendy Swan and Trevor Steed will give you a
warm welcome. All sites are from $18 per person.

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Phone(s):

06 8378792
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Address:
221 Gordon Road, Mosgiel, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This local Memorial Park looks out over pleasant grounds, but has a lot of
permanent occupants so bookings are essential. There is a small area for
campers with just 18 powered sites on metal/sealed paving. The kitchen is
basic, but has everything you need, the ablutions are clean and tidy and have
individual LPG water heating. There is a free laundry with automatic washer,
dryer and a freezer, and showers are free too. The council swimming pool is in the park next door, and your on-site host is Tom Bell. Single person powered
sites $20, or $27 for two people, $8 for children over 5 years. Bookings
essential if you don’t want to be turned away

Phone(s):

027 489 5515
Website:

No. of tent sites:

20

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Torrent Bay bridge replacement

Access to Campsite:

By boat.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

26/7/2023
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Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Reach this beachside campsite on the Abel Tasman Coast Track by private boat. There is no drive-in or walk-in access.

Located in Abel Tasman National Park in the Nelson/Tasman region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
333 Five Rivers Rd Mossburn, Postal address - RD3 Lumsden 9793, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A neat camp, complete with a small animal park where you can get acquainted
with the tame animals. Based out in the country amongst rural farmland,
there are rolling hills behind and park like settings in front. With 50 powered sites and numerous tent sites, there is plenty of space. and good trout fishing
rivers nearby. The clean kitchen/dining has all appliances, cooking and eating utensils and a TV, and the ablutions are supplied with piping hot showers, as
well as having plenty of toilets. The laundry has automatic equipment, there is
free wifi and the camp is pet friendly. Your hosts are Colleen, Stuart and the
dog Andrew. Tent and power sites are $16 per person or $32 for two adults.
Children aged five to 15 years are $10, and children under five are free.
Closed for winter from beginning May till mid September

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Phone(s):

03-248 6444
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@mossburncountrypark.co.nz
Address:
Motueka TOP 10 Holiday Park, 10 Fearon Street, Motueka, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Here is a lovely environment for the comfort of campers with grounds that have smooth lawns and a myriad of mature trees. There are 180 sites, most with power, and an amenity block gives the camp some great facilities, all in spotlessorder. The kitchen with all facilities opens to a covered BBQ area with seating where you can watch the children on the jumping pillow. There is a TV lounge with internet and excellent tiled ablutions plus an automatic laundry. A spa pool is available and a heated swimming pool and sun lounging area is close to the adventure playground. A dump point is provided and storage is available for vehicles and luggage. This camp is close to the shopping and services of Motueka. Pets are welcome by arrangement excluding December, January and early February. Your host is John Taite and all sites are from $40 to $48 for two.

Phone(s):

0800 668835
Address:
Motuihe Island, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Motuihe campsite is divided into five different areas, or 'pods': Confidence Site (3 tent sites), on the western side of the sealed road, 25m uphill from the toilet block. Parade Ground (28 tent sites), on the headland above wharf road. Follow the timber box steps 100m west of the toilet block. Captain Camping (8 tent sites), located at the end of the sealed road, uphill and to the left (325m). Puriri Ridge (5 tent sites), south of the sealed road amongst the puriri trees. Go uphill and around to the left (250m). Range Site (5 tent sites), south of the water tank tower. Go left off the sealed road (375m).

Phone(s):

09 5348095
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Motunau Beach Ratepayers Association (MBRA)

Dog Policy:

Dogs must be kept on a lead and controlled at all times

Last Update:

15/03/2023
Address:
Lindsay Terrace, Motunau, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Motunau is a lovely beachside settlement, with a river opening to the sea. Not
right on the beach but at the river mouth, this camping area has pleasant open
areas with shady trees. Only flush toilets and water here, just turn up and put
your payment in the honesty box if no one is around as there are no bookings.
$10 per site per night (subject to change by the MBRA) .

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Phone(s):

+64 (03) 314 8816
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Address:
13 Parekarangaranga Street, Motuoapa, New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Deanna have put a lot of work into making this camp something a bit special. Not content with run of the mill, they have made the upgrades quirky and memorable. The modernised amenities are lovely and clean, have key-pad access, good free showers, and facilities for the disabled. The kitchen includes a TV as well as all the appliances you need, and for a small charge crockery is also available. A nice undercover area behind the kitchen is where the BBQs and outdoor dining are situated. There is a well stocked shop in the reception area, a short walk to the renowned Liquorice Cafe, and only 15 minutes from the relaxing Tokaanu hot pools. Pets are by arrangement only. Sites cost from $18 per adult, $9 for children under 14 years, one and under are free. Please note that seasonal rates may apply.

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Phone(s):

07 3867162

No. of tent sites:

20 non-powered tent sites

35 non-powered/tent sites (bookings required)

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

24/04/2022
Address:
Motuora Island, Kawau Island, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An island sanctuary for native flora and fauna, the camp is near a Māori historic site and early European settlement.

  • Total campground capacity: 36 people – 20 sites

Fees

  • Adult (18+ years): $8 per night
  • Child (5 - 17 years): $4 per night
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Fees from 1 July 2022

  • Adult (18+ years): $10 per night
  • Child (5–17 years): $5 per
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Passes

The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Campsite Pass bookings must be booked online before occupying a site. If you do not pre-book, bookings may be made by campground staff (if present) and will incur a $10 service charge.

Note there are biosecurity requirements for DOC campsite.

Phone(s):

+64 9 379 6476
Website:
Email/Contact Us: aucklandvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Whananaki North, 42 Rockell Road, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A magical spot this is ‘real Kiwi camping’. The camp stretches over a promontory
and gives access across two beaches. One cliff has sites with spectacular views,
with access right down to the water in the second bay. You will be spoiled for
choice here; take your pick, sea view, green valley or beachside. Many sites are
hewn from the hillside where you will be quite a distance from your neighbour.
This camp is a working farm so please leave your dog at home. You will need
to be self-sufficient as there are just cold water showers, but numerous taps
and pit toilets are dotted around. There is no power, but freezer space may
be hired in the building near the entrance which also has a recharge centre for
all those gadgets. No fires are allowed, use gas only.

Your hosts, the Barron family live at the camp entrance. Charges for adults are $15 and for children
(5 to14 years) $7 with a minimum site charge of $30 in peak season.

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Phone(s):

09 433 8252
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Address:
2819 State Highway 1, Turangi, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Halfway between Taupo and Turangi, you will fnd one of the most scenic
camps around. Stretching along the shores of Lake Taupo is this popular, largecapacity camp with around 267 sites. The lakeside sites have ready water
access, shady kowhai trees and are handy to the boat ramp, ideal for watersporting families. Across the road, the camp stretches up a sheltered valley
with sites grouped on several levels that offer maximum privacy and lake
views. All the amenities are spotlessly clean, smart and well-equipped, with
four kitchens, three laundries and four ablution blocks (with metered showers
and disabled access). Other amenities include a dump point, fsh cleaning areas,
boat storage and well stocked camp store with fshing supplies. Your hosts are
Brent and Jenny McIntosh, and all sites are from $19 to $22 per person. Please
note that seasonal rates apply

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Phone(s):

07 3868963
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Overseeing Body:

Tauranga City
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Address:
1 Adams Avenue,, Mount Maunganui,, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Right in the heart of one of New Zealand’s favorite summer holiday
destinations and in a prime location at the base of the Mount, lies this attractive
park complex. Hot salt-water pools are right at the entrance, ocean or
harbour water activities surround you and it’s a short stroll back from the
main beachfront boutique and cafÉ/bar precinct. Campers can choose from 3
separate terraced camping areas, each with its own spectacular views. Watch
the cruise ships enter the Port, kids playing on the white sandy surf beach or
soak up the soothing Bay of Plenty ocean views. The fully-modernised facilities
are superb and provide everything a camper needs, including a dump station
and thoughtful amenities for those camping with disabilities. In the popular
‘Ocean’ camp area, the new facilities block boasts a super-modern kitchen and
outdoor dining/BBQ area with sea views. Mark and the team will help you
relax and enjoy all the activities of the area. A minimum site charge applies:
$37 off-peak (for 1 to 2 adults) and bookings are essential in peak season.
Campers are asked not to bring pets. There is a Visitor information centre
onsite.

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Phone(s):

07 5754471
Email/Contact Us: info@mountbeachside.co.nz
Address:
60-64 Oban Street, Glenorchy, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Although this is some 50km from Queenstown, the sealed road takes in some
great alpine scenery. The park is at the head of Lake Wakatipu with an outlook to
the majestic Southern Alps, it is virtually the entrance to Fiordland. Undergoing
a huge redevelopment, the camp is currently offering limited camping facilities,
but even these sound pretty good. There are 34 sites, a laundry, kitchen, showers
and a children’s playground. Your host is Andrew and a site will cost you $30 for
two, extras $15 each. This camp will be closed from 28 March until November

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Phone(s):

021 0889 4008
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Address:
199 Ngaio Road, Halcombe, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Gorgeous, sheltered reserve located next to an historic homestead. Bush
walking, native wildlife, picnic tables and a sheltered indoor summerhouse.
Public toilet facilities. Payment by donation.

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Phone(s):

(06) 329 3938
Email/Contact Us: mtlees@xtra.co.nz

Last Update:

30/1/2024
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Address:
Mount Somers Domain Camping Ground, 67 Hoods Road, Mount Somers, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Sited in the attractive domain gardens, there are many trees for shelter and picnic tables. Sturdy clean toilets and metered showers (two 50c coins for 4 minutes) are available. A basic kitchen, dining and lounge area has a stove, hot water, fridge/freezer and auto washing machine, all recently upgraded due to snow damage. A dump point is available, and an adventure tower and tennis courts are nearby. A great place to relax or enjoy the Mt. Somers walkway, explore the historic coalmines, fish, swim or water ski in the nearby lakes, or have a drink at the pub across the road. The friendly off site caretaker is Wendy Cullen. Prices are for the site, not per person.

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Phone(s):

021 176 0677
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Dog Policy:

Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement

Last Update:

26/04/2023
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Address:
Mt Somers Holiday Park 87 Hoods Rd Mount Somers 7771 New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On attractive grounds with 27 powered and level sites, this camp has well-kept amenities including a cosy kitchen with full cooking facilities, including herbs for your use. Clean modern ablutions, with a disability toilet and free showers, and an automatic washer and dryer is available in the laundry. The recreation room has a pot belly stove and space to watch TV, have a game of pool for a small charge, or a game of table tennis or table hockey. A BBQ under a covered area is available to all campers, and dogs are welcome by prior arrangement. Your hosts are Georgie and Pete.

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Phone(s):

03 303 9719
Email/Contact Us: camp@mountsomers.co.nz

Dog Policy:

Pets by arrangement

Last Update:

4/2/2022
Address:
2696 Kawatiri-Murchison Hwy, Longford, Tasman, Nelson, South Island 7077

DESCRIPTION:

Located 8km north of Murchison, this beautifully landscaped camp borders
the Buller river. All hard stands with good sized sites for buses and a level
grassed camping area for tents down by the river where you will not be
crowded. A modern central facilities block has a wraparound veranda for
outside seating, and includes a kitchen and dining area with TV, hob, microwave
cooking, all utensils and cutlery. The ablutions have good showers and toilets
with a disability/family suite and a laundry with auto machines. All amenities
are modern, clean and tidy, there are BBQs here and a dump point too for
quests only. Enjoy a dip in the river or try your hand at fishing, rafting, kayaking
or explore the bike trails and walking tracks in the area. Relax and have a
game of petanque or pavement draughts, there is also a chip and putt course,
volleyball, and croquet available. Your host is Karen Steadman, who also
provides seasonal veges and free range eggs from the office.

Powered Sites: $20.00 per night per adult
Non-Powered Sites: $20.00 per night per adult
Extra Adult: $20.00 per night
Child age 6-17yrs: $10.00
Child/Infant age 0-5yrs: $5.00
Cabins for 2 – Queen: usually $75.00 per night with linen included
Cabin for 2 – Twin: usually $75.00 per night with linen supplied
Cabin for 1 – Single: usually $65.00 per night with linen supplied

NOTE: Cabins only suitable for adults. No children please.

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Phone(s):

Mobile: +64 274 826 199
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Regional Council Parks
Address:
Muriwai Road, Muriwai, Auckland, New Zealand, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A windswept rugged coastline stretching 50 km north makes Muriwai one
of New Zealand’s most spectacular black sand surf beaches. At its southern
end, Otakamiro Point is the site of one of this country’s few mainland gannet
breeding colonies. The headland and offshore islands are also home to white
fronted terns (tara), blue penguins and fur seals (kekeno). Heading west from
Auckland, the turn off to Murwai is just past the township of Waimauku. The
camp is at the end of the road to Muriwai Beach. There is a café near the camp
entrance and a general store further up the road. The camp is run by a private
operator. There are 68 power sites and over 100 sites for tents. Dump points
are provided for vans. There are reasonable kitchen and laundry facilities, hot
showers and flushing toilets. Power sites are $28 per night includes 2 people.
Camp rates are $14 per adult, $7 per child and preschool are free.

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Phone(s):

09 366 2000
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Address:
S Hwy 2, Matata, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

3 km west of Matata township, turn off over the railway crossing to an
attractive seaside site with plenty of shelter. This camp has room for casual
campers amongst the colourful long-term ‘weekenders’ in residence which give
the camp a real beachy feel. The land has a rolling contour and a choice of
shady or sunny sites, plus a kids’ play area and gas BBQs. Tidy amenities include
two kitchens, one with dining space, a fridge/freezers, stoves and microwave.
Two ablution blocks are provided, along with a disabled access suite. One of
the ablution blocks has another little kitchenette attached. The laundry has
automatic washing machines and dryers. A book exchange operates at the
office. Shane and Rebecca will accept pets by arrangement, they must be on
leads at all times. Tent sites are $16 per person and powered sites $18.
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Phone(s):

07 3222136
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Address:
Murupara Motor Camp, 963 Old State Hwy 38, Murupara, Bay Of Plenty, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Heading east into Murupara on the main road, look for the Motor Camp sign
on your left just after the bridge. 29 powered sites and 32 non-powered
sites are set in 7 hectares of large trees. The hot showers are free as is the
Wi-Fi. There is a well equipped kitchen. Washing machine and dryer cost $2
each. Visit the Te Urewera National Park. This is a base camp for rafting the
Rangitaiki and is close to the Golf course. Your host is Daniel. Tent sites are
from $10 per site and powered sites $18 per site.

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Phone(s):

07 3665365

No. of tent sites:

20

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Prohibited fire season for Abel Tasman National Park > Torrent Bay bridge replacement

Access to Campsite:

By boat or foot.

Fees:

1 October – 30 April
New Zealand citizens and those ordinarily resident in New Zealand:

Adult (18+ years): $16 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): Free but booking still required
International visitors:

Adult (18+ years): $24 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): $12 person, per night
1 May – 30 September
For all visitors:

Adult (18+ years): $16 person, per night
Child (17 years and under): Free

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

26/7/2023
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Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk-in or boat-in to this beachside campsite on the Waiharakeke to Whariwharangi section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive on access.

Bookings required.

Located in Abel Tasman National Park in the Nelson/Tasman region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
10 Gill Road, Bayview, Napier, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Napier Beach Kiwi Holiday Park & Motels is thoughtful landscaping and decorative touches give this beachfront camp a welcoming appearance. Cross the railway line (not in use) and drop into a true seaside environment with pohutakawa trees, sea breezes and the roar of the waves. There are 120 sites, spread across several levels. 60 have power and some enjoy lovely panoramic ocean views from where you can sight the occasional dolphin pod. On the sheltered lower level there are a kids play area, plenty of picnic tables and free-range rabbits! Only 2 km to Bay View shops. You can cook up a storm in the kitchen with hot plate and microwave facilities and pleasant outdoor dining on a BBQ terrace under shade sails with use of a free BBQ. There are new toilet/shower rooms and the central ablutions have a disabled access/family suite. The laundry has excellent automatic equipment and a dump point is provided. Bikes are available for hire, and there is an onsite caf_ open 7 days a week. Your hosts are Jerome and Jacqueline. All sites are from $15 to $27 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

0800 287275
Address:
442 Airport Rd, Tamahere, Hamilton 3282, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Narrows Park is a charitable trust, administered by staff and governed by the
Narrows Park Ministry Trust. This relaxed camp is set in picturesque rural
grounds, 10 minutes drive south of Hamilton and used mainly by groups.
Casual campers, looking for a peaceful spot, are welcome on the 25 powered
sites scattered about the rolling grounds. Groves of shady Acacia trees ring
the perimeter and tent sites are plentiful. The basic camper’s kitchen has a
stove and a refrigerator. The two well-scrubbed blocks of ablutions have free
showers and a disabled access toilet. The laundry has an automatic washer
and dryer. The camp offers a swimming pool. Al Belcher is the director,
office staff host, they would prefer you to ring in advance to check availability.
Eftpos and credit card facilities are available. All powered sites are from $16
per person. Tent sites $13 per person

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Phone(s):

07 8436862
Website:

Miners Cottage
Forest Cabins
Veranda Cabins
Powered and Non powered sites
- Rates:
Powered sites are from $36 for up to 2 people
Non Powered sites are from $32 for up to 2 people

To Book:

Dog Policy:

Dogs are welcome, but please arrange this when you book.
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Address:
Swimming Dam Road, PO Box 22, Naseby, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

What a wonderful family holiday park this one is. With campsites
hidden in the larches, there are 48 powered sites and innumerable tent
sites. The renovated kitchen/living room has double glazing, a cosy
log burner for the winter months, and all the amenities needed. During
busy times, a secondary kitchen is also available. Laundry and drying
facilities and the roomy ablutions are bright and clean. Make sure you
bring your bikes, as there are extensive mountain bike trails all
around the camp, as well as an adventure playground and a swimming
dam, in the summer months, within metres of the edge of the park. The
historic gold-mining town of Naseby has many attractions such as year
round curling, and great pubs and a cafe, and It is also not far to
the Central Otago Rail Trail. The camp is open all year round, dogs
are welcome, but please arrange this when you book. Book online at their website (see above).

Phone(s):

03 444 9904
Website:
Email/Contact Us: bookings@nasebyhp.nz
Address:
230 Vanguard Street, Nelson, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

If your priorities are comfort, easy parking and squeaky-clean facilities, you will find them here. the closest camping ground to the city, the sites are in private bays with gravel, and taps are plentiful. Each van spot has a small lawn and are separated by beautiful trees that overhand the sites. The small grassed area for tents is well landscaped, but book ahead if you have a large tent. A good kitchen has all appliances with an adjacent outside dining area and BBQ. A card phone, comfortable TV room with Sky and internet area are here for your enjoyment. The excellent ablutions have good free showers and a complete disability/family suite is also available. The laundry has plenty of equipment including auto washers, dryers and iron. Enjoy the adventure playground for the children and a dump station is available. Your hosts are Peter, Benju and Jim and all sites are from $40 for two people.

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Phone(s):

0800 778898

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

13/05/2021
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Address:
621 Nelson Creek Road, Ngahere, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This attractive campground is set in an old gold mining area full of exploration
opportunities. The Nelson Creek village includes a store, hotel and pottery
shop on a terrace immediately above the camping and recreation area. The
campground is next to the creek, where you can go gold panning and has
numerous sheltered campsites.  You will find clean toilets, children's play
equipment, including a flying fox, BBQs, picnic tables, running water and a
swimming hole. A track leads through a tunnel and over a swing bridge to a
number of interesting short bush walks. Worth seeing as it has been intensively
mined with tunnels, tailraces and hand-stacked tailings. A wheelchair accessible
track is easily reached by road and a gold-panning area is signposted.  Cost is $7 per adult a night, Child 0-16 years $3; $18 per family (up to 4 children).

The hotel over the road has showers available.

Phone(s):

+64 3 768 0427 (Greymouth Office) or +64 3 732 8391 (Reefton i-Site)
Email/Contact Us: greymouth@doc.govt.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Gordons Knob wilding conifer control operation

Address:
Porika Road, Lake Rotoroa, Nelson Lakes, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Nelson Lakes National Park (established in 1956) is situated in the north of New Zealand's South Island. This park protects 102,000 hectares of the northern most Southern Alps. The park offers tranquil beech forest, craggy mountains, clear streams and lakes both big and small.

Phone(s):

03 5211806
Website:
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Address:
29 Princes Street, Fitzroy-New Plymouth, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An inviting inner-city camp, compact and quiet with 30 sheltered sites in
attractive, colourful grounds. Make the most of the heated swimming pool,
spa pool and sauna or venture out for an 8-minute walk that will take you
to the beach and coastal walkway. The private camp sites are level, with
dividing ponga fences and plantings. The ample facilities are immaculate,
modernised and include, great new showers with disabled access facilities, a
well-supplied laundry and a dump point. The bright kitchen has plenty of modern appliances; and dining area is combined with a well-equipped games
and TV room. Enjoy the covered BBQ area with outdoor dining, or let the kids
loose in the children’s play area complete with swings, trampoline, chess and
climbing equipment. Stay in touch via a wireless hotspot. Snacks and DVD
hire are available at the office. Your hosts are Michael and Christine Hickford
and family. All sites powered are from $20 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

06 758 2566
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@nptop10.co.nz
Address:
Catlins - Newhaven Holiday Park, Surat Bay, Newhaven Road, New Haven, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A beautiful beach camp in a natural setting, with native trees, colourful buildings,
and many song birds. A five minute walk takes you to the residence of the
sea lions who are at home all year round. The camp has sparkling amenities
that include a combined kitchen, dining and lounge area. The appliances are
all modern, full size stoves, a TV and wifi is available.  The modern laundry,
clean showers and toilets are all wheelchair friendly and beautifully colour
coordinated. A trampoline is available for the children. Your hosts are Jude
and Bren, who will provide prices on enquiry.

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Phone(s):

03 4158834
Address:
Ngaherenga campsite, Pureora Forest Park, Manawatu-Wanganui, 3987, New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 16 Camp near a stream, beside lush forest. Walk the Totara track and to the Forest Tower. Scenic drives or biking, tramping and hunting.

Phone(s):

07 8781080
Website:

No. of tent sites:

32

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Mangapurua and Kaiwhakauka Track conditions

Access to Campsite:

By boat,

Fees:

In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April)
Adult (18 years and over): $16 per night
Child (under 17 years): free but booking still required
Outside the Great Walks season (1 May – 30 September)
Adult (18 years and over): $8
Child (under 17 years): free

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

27/7/2023
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Address:
Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a boat-in only campsite on the Whanganui Journey. There is no drive on access.

In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April)
  • Bookings are required
Outside the Great Walks season (1 May – 30 September)
  • Bookings are not required - first come, first served

Located in Whanganui National Park in the Manawatu/Whanganui region.

Phone(s):

+64 6 349 2100
Email/Contact Us: whanganui@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

10/07/2020
Address:
Waikato, North Island
Broadway Street, Ngaruawahia, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

'The Waikato District Council allows certified self-contained campervans and motorhomes to park overnight (10pm - 9am) at 'The Point' at Ngaruawahia Domain.
There is a dump station provided - do the good thing and make sure your greywater and waste get deposited in the appropriate place.
Enjoy the rural surrounds in the Mighty Waikato!'

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No. of tent sites:

4

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By boat only.

Fees:

Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

Adult (18+ years): $6 per night
Child (5 - 17 years): $3 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

27/7/2023
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located in Queen Charlotte Sound/Tōtaranui area in the Marlborough region.

An isolated campsite with water-based activities for those who want to get away from it all.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
To Book:
Address:
6 Matai Street, Waipapakauri, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Follow the signs off the main route north, 8km north of Awanui. The Park
is a five minute walk to 90 Mile Beach. A central building contains all of the
facilities. There is a good kitchen for campers with outside dining and a BBQ.
An excellent TV lounge has extra dining. The ablutions are spotlessly clean,
with disability facilities and generous showers. Level grounds are close to
the beach with sheltering trees at the rear and a swimming pool. There is a
dump point provided. Pets by arrangement. Horse treks and quad bikes are
available and Glen will arrange fishing trips on request. There is a takeaway
shop and restaurant in summer. Your hosts are Glen and Debbie. All camping
is from $17 per adult, $10 per child. Peak rates apply.

Phone(s):

09 4067298
Website:
Email/Contact Us: ninetymilebeach@xtra.co.nz
Address:
29 State Highway 10, Awanui 0486, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the junction, 6km north of Kaitaia, A boutique park within a motel complex
with a pretty and private camping area at the rear of the Motel. The entrance
is around a manicured lawn. There are 12 sites with power and 2 without,
neatly placed between privacy hedges. At the front of this is a heated pool
and BBQ. A brand new ablution building with spacious showers (including
a disabled facility) and a fully equipped laundry are the facilities provided. A
playground with swings, slide and sandpit will keep the children happy. Wifi
available and kitchen facilities upon request. Sites are from $20 per person.
Tour Booking Office and pick up for Cape Reinga Tours. Parking whilst on a
Tour provided at no additional cost. Sites From $20 per person.

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Phone(s):

(09) 406-7515

No. of tent sites:

4

Access to Campsite:

Walking.

Fees:

Campsite fees
In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April)
New Zealand citizens and those ordinarily resident in New Zealand*:

Adult (18+ years): $16 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): free but booking still required
International visitors:

Adult (18+ years): $24 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): $12 per person, per night
Proof of eligibility is required for the New Zealand rate.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs.

Last Update:

27/7/2023
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Address:
Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a basic Great Walk campsite on Stewart Island/Rakiura. It is a short distance from North Arm Hut and is surrounded by forest.

Located in Stewart Island/Rakiura hunting and Rakiura National Park and Stewart Island/Rakiura in the Southland region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 219 0009
Email/Contact Us: stewartisland@doc.govt.nz
Address:
North South Holiday Park 530 Sawyers Arms Rd Harewood, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

With the airport just down the road, and close to the city, this park offers various campsites for both vans and tents. Surrounded by large trees, sites are on both grass and gravel, and has an attractive tenting area with a mini kitchen. A large children_s playground, swimming pool and sauna are provided, and there are pedal bikes available for hire. The modern kitchen has all appliances and an outdoor under-cover dining area, there are two amenity blocks, all well presented. An on-site shop, restaurant, and a car storage facility are provided, and a courtesy van is available to take you to the airport within office hours. Wireless internet access and pets are welcome by arrangement. Your hosts are Julie, Steve, and Don. All sites from $40 for two adults.

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Phone(s):

0800 567765

No. of tent sites:

8

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By mountain bike (grade 4)

Fees:

Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.

Adult (18+ years): $6 per night
Child (5 - 17 years): $3 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

27/7/2023
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located in a sheltered, scenic bay with opportunities for walking, biking and boating.

Located in Pelorus Sound/Te Hoiere and Kenepuru Sound area in the Marlborough region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

12 Units, $75 - $140 for two people, Some can sleep up to 6. See here https://www.oakurabeach.com/oakura-beach-holiday-park/overview_idl=1_idt=4028_id=23153_.html

Dog Policy:

Pets are welcome, but only mid February through to early December. Please enquire first.
Address:
2 Jans Terrace, Oakura, New Zealand, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

South-west of New Plymouth, turn towards the coast off SHwy 45 onto Wairau Road and follow the camp signs for 13 kms. This is true beachfront camping at Taranaki's most popular swimming, surfing and windsurfing beach. Breathtaking views with just about every site looking out to sea. The camp is in two parts, with sites in the lower camp spread across two levels, some with stunning views of the Tasman Sea and others in a sheltered valley. The upper part is on a quiet terraced area above the main camp and is surrounded by bush and native birds. The amenities are good, although usage can be high at peak times. A well-equipped, sparkling kitchen has plenty of bench space and modern appliances. A great alternative is the BBQ. There are roomy showers and all the bathroom extras. Automatic machines can be found in the laundry and a dump station is provided. Although there are 117 sites with power plus 60 for tents, pre-booking for summer is advised. The office is located over the road from the camp and there are a selection of books, games and tennis rackets available also. Your hosts are Al and Jan. Extra services include a wireless hotspot and pets are okay by prior arrangement after Waitangi Day, until Christmas. Camp sites From $22 per adult.

Phone(s):

06 752 7861
Website:
Email/Contact Us: oakurabeachcamp@internet.co.nz
Address:
Colville Road, Oamaru Bay, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The gateway to Paradise, 6km north of Coromandel, this camp is set against a backdrop of bush-clad hills with a beautiful swimming beach just across the road. Permanent _weekenders_ dominate the camp but a few powered sites are available for casual campers plus there are plenty of tent sites. Boat parking may be available. Catch your own dinner, with a five minutes_ walk to the fishing spot. There are two serviceable amenity blocks and a kitchen. Tent sites are from $15 per person and powered sites from $20 per person. Seasonal rates apply. Your hosts are Les and Ana.

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Phone(s):

07 8667588
Address:
Oamaru TOP 10 Holiday Park, Chelmer Street, Oamaru, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Laid out in a horseshoe are over 60 sites, this complex Is bordered with trees
and manicured to perfection. Most campervan parking Is on gravel stands,
and there are sites for tents below the trees. Across the bridge is a the lovely
public garden with children’s play area next door. Dual spotless amenities have
been recently upgraded and provide two kitchens with full stoves, plus hob
cooking and microwave. There is also a new covered BBQ area with outdoor
fire.  Internet kiosk and wifi are both available, as is a dump station. The toilet
facilities include a full disability suite and are spotless and modern, while the
automatic laundry equipment is plentiful. The playground comes with an
enclosed trampoline and a kangaroo jumper. Full booking services to see the
blue and yellow penguins are offered, as are free tours. From December to
March you can enjoy the live story of Oamaru's history. Your hosts are Shayne
and Tracey. Unpowered sites from $16 per person, powered sites from $20
per person, and $10 for children.

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Phone(s):

03 4347666
Address:
Oasis Motel Tokaanu, 426 State Highway 41, Tokaanu, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The holiday park offers: Self Contained Motel Units ( Four Star Quality), Self Contained Motel Units with separate bedroom, Motel Studio Units, and Cabins plus powered and non-powered sites for Motorhomes, Caravans, Campervans, and tents.

The complex is only 4 kms from the nearest shopping facilities in Turangi and is one of the nearest complete accommodation complexes to the skifields. On site there are a number of natural hot mineral pools available 24 hours to guests. Also available is an on site shop and breakfast restaurant Within a 5 minute walk, views of natural hot water and boiling mud pools may be taken in at the Tokaanu Thermal Park. Oasis Motel is set within a 2 hectare park land area which is enclosed by Mount Maunganamu Scenic Reserve and the Lake Taupo Wetlands. Two minutes to launching ramp on Lake Taupo. Permits available from reception.     SPECIAL FOR CONTRACTORS. We have ample parking for machinery and equipment. Meals and lunches can be provided on demand at times suited to your requirements. We offer very competitive rates for meals and accommodation.

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Phone(s):

07 3868569

No. of tent sites:

6

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Prohibited fire season for Abel Tasman National Park > Torrent Bay bridge replacement

Access to Campsite:

By boat, foot.

Fees:

1 October – 30 April
New Zealand citizens and those ordinarily resident in New Zealand:

Adult (18+ years): $16 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): Free but booking still required
International visitors:

Adult (18+ years): $24 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): $12 person, per night
1 May – 30 September
For all visitors:

Adult (18+ years): $16 person, per night
Child (17 years and under): Free

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

27/7/2023
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Visit this beachside campsite on the Tinline to Anchorage section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track.

Located in Abel Tasman National Park in the Nelson/Tasman region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Ocean 87, 87 Ocean Beach Rd, Ocean Beach, Hawke's Bay, 4294, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Laid back campsite which is sheltered and close to the sea. Individual camping and motorhome hedged areas. Clean toilets and shower with washing up area, BBQ and free washing machine. Wifi is available.

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Phone(s):

06 8747894
Website:
Address:
Moore Street, Ohakune, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the southern aspect of Mt Ruapehu, the alpine town of Ohakune is an alternative gateway to the ski and wilderness areas of Tongariro National Park. This top-notch camp has 55 good sized powered sites, spread across appealing grounds with mature trees and a mountain stream on one border. There is an excellent kitchen, a herb garden, plus a cosy and warm dining area, with a separate Sky TV room with a verandah and a games room. An outside BBQ area has ample tables and a petanque court nearby. The smart, tiled ablutions really showcase the lovely natural timber detailing that features throughout the camp. Simply push a button and you get light, heat and a seven minute shower - they even have heated towel rail! An automatic laundry, internet access and a dump station are provided, while the children have a good play area with trampoline and the private spa is appreciated after a day on the slopes. Your host is Kordula Daniel. All sites are from $21 per person. Peak seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

06 3858561

No. of tent sites:

20

Access to Campsite:

By boat.

Fees:

In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April )
Adult (18 years and over): $16 per night
Child (under 17 years): free but booking still required
Outside the Great Walks season (1 May – 30 September)
Adult (18 years and over): $8
Child (under 17 years): free
The DOC Campsite Pass cannot be used at this campsite.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

27/7/2023
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Address:
Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a boat-in only campsite on the Whanganui Journey. There is no drive on access.

In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April)
  • Bookings are required
Outside the Great Walks season (1 May – 30 September)
  • Bookings are not required - first come, first served

Located in Whanganui National Park in the Manawatu/Whanganui region.

Phone(s):

+64 6 349 2100
Email/Contact Us: whanganui@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Rangatapu Street, Ohawe, Hawera, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

20 powered sites, 25 tent sites. Kitchen and dining room, fridge freezers, laundry, toilets & hot showers. Short stroll to beach and river – safe swimming. All facilities included in tariff.

Tariff: 1-2 adults (all sites) $20.00
Extra adult (over 14yrs) $10.00
4 years - 14 years $8.00
Under 4 years free

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Phone(s):

06-278 6939
Address:
Ohinepane Camping Area Whanganui River Road Matahiwi 4576, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 36 Camp in a remote setting. This is one of four road access points to the Whanganui Journey. Look and listen for kereru, tui and fantail. Brown kiwi can often be heard at night. The forest is a mix of rata, rewarewa, rimu, tawa, and kowhai trees.

Phone(s):

06 348 8475
Website:
Address:
Opotiki, Ohiwa Harbour Road, Waiotahi, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the eastern tip of Ohiwa Harbour, this peaceful camp is 4 km off SHwy 2 and offers absolute beachfront camping. Spacious, level grounds ensure that a sea frontage site can often be found or there are elevated terraced sites with superb views. As well as beach entertainment, there_s a lawn area set aside for outdoor games, an inviting children_s playground and jumping pillow. For indoor activities, the games room offers table tennis and air hockey. Smart, centrally-placed amenities include a fully-equipped kitchen opening out to a breezeway dining area under a shade sail or fry your catch in the BBQ nook. A second open-air kitchen is available at the other end of the camp. The classy ablutions are ultra clean and have timed, coin operated showers. Fisherman can use the boat ramp, fish-cleaning area, smoker and fisherman_s fridge. An automatic laundry and dump station are provided. You_ll find your friendly hosts, Todd and Nola Morgan, in the office/shop where you can buy the essentials and get internet access (wireless hotspot or kiosks). Your hosts are striving towards a more environmentally sustainable camp so ask them how you can help! Pets by arrangement in the off-season. Camp sites are from $20 to $24 per person, seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

07 3154741
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Address:
367 Harbour Road, Port Ohope, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An all-round camping experience in a glorious location, this classic beachfront position has groomed grounds and well-appointed amenities. The beachfront vista is enhanced by the steaming White Island across the water. For boaties there is a ramp and jetty close by and an on-site fsh-cleaning area. Despite
having 260 sites with power and 120 for tents, this camp can be very busy
in summer. The extensive lawn sites are mostly flat with plenty of trees to
provide shady relaxation or choose from some lovely beachfront sites. A wellstocked seasonal shop means you can easily make use of the inviting stainless steel kitchen that opens to a central BBQ garden/dining area. Immaculately kept ablution blocks include a disabled access suite. There are a host of recreational facilities: tennis/basketball court, a pool and slide complex featuring two hydro waterslide rides and a splash park for the small children, mini golf, an adventure playground, trampolines, jumping pillow and even a beach volleyball court. If that’s not enough, on the second floor, you will fnd a TV and games room that has an outdoor deck. An automatic laundry and dump points are provided. Your hosts is Mark Inman. All camping is from $21-25.50 per person. Seasonal rates apply and are subject to change.

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Phone(s):

(07) 312 4460; Free phone (NZ only) 0800 264 673
Website:
Email/Contact Us: enquiries@ohopebeach.co.nz

10 self-contained units. Tent/RV sites for individuals, church groups, clubs, schools, reunions, and weddings.

Overseeing Body:

Whakatāne District Council
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Address:
60 Pohutukawa Ave, Ohope, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Well signposted, in the heart of the township and just across the road from
the beach, this complex offers all-purpose camping for families through to large
groups. Spread across two levels, one holds the services block and the other
space for 16 camp sites (10 with power). Make use of the well-equipped
communal kitchen, dining room and hall - all under one roof. There are plenty
of showers and toilets and an automatic laundry. All the town services
are close by. Your friendly managers are Paul and Daphne Atkinson. Sites
are from $15 per person. Seasonal rates apply and schools and groups most
welcome.

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Phone(s):

07 312 4496
Website:
Email/Contact Us: ohopechristiancamp@xtra.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

15

Fires Allowed?:

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, or caravan,

Fees:

Free to camp.

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

24/07/2023
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Address:
Whirinaki Forest Park, near Ngaputahi, Department of Conservation,, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

There are two sites to camp on Okahu Road, the road end and the larger mid-Okahu camp (formerly known as Grader Camp). The camps are on grass terraces adjacent to Okahu Stream. The areas kahikatea trees were extensively logged and now podocarp are regenerating. Good picnicking and walking in the forest.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Located in Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tāne Conservation Park in the East Coast region.

Phone(s):

+64 7 307 2770
Email/Contact Us: easternbop@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Okains Bay campground Okains Bay 7583, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

If you want a true kiwi camping experience, you will get it here at this sprawling
campground that boasts one of the best beaches on the peninsula and offers
safe, family-friendly camping in a beach front setting. There are two excellent
amenity blocks each containing a kitchen, toilets, washing facilities and coin
operated showers, as well as laundry facilities. Plenty for children to do when
they are finished swimming - flying foxes, a climbing frame, swings, slide and a
cycle track. Visit the highly rated Maori and Colonial Museum while you are
here or make use of the community tennis courts., there is a store located
in the village for your convenience and it's open seven days in peak season.
Definitely no dogs and no fires, there is a dump station available but you will
need to boil any water you use. Your friendly hosts are Darren and Michelle
Wallis Hartley. All sites are unpowered and charges are $12 per adult, $6 per
child (5 to15 years) and under 5 year olds are free.

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Phone(s):

03 304 8789
Website:
Email/Contact Us: office@okainsbaycamp.co.nz
Address:
Russell Street, Okarito, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Across the dunes from the beach, and nestled cosily amongst some trees,
is this cute little community run camp. The sites are grassed and there are
basic showers and toilets, including a paraplegic toilet. A $1 coin will buy you
four minutes of showering, but if you want to do any washing you will have  to do it by hand… and use the wringer over the concrete twin tub! Yes, there are still camps like this in New Zealand. There is a purpose built lounge and
dining room that has a fridge, sink and card phone, and although it is an open
door building, it is well sheltered inside. An electric barbecue is available at $2
for 20 minutes and the camp offers fresh water, fire places, picnic tables and
rubbish collection. Dogs are allowed as long as they are under strict control
at all times. The local community warns you to take care when swimming, as
there are dangerous currents. Camp fees are $12.50 per adult with children
free. Maximum stay is 10 days. Contact them for family rates or large groups

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Phone(s):

027 222 5851
Website:
Address:
15 Renata Road, Okiwi Bay, RD 3, Rai Valley, Marlborough, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Okiwi Bay Holiday Park and Lodge is not right on the beach, but there is a boat ramp about 400 metres away. The grounds are neat and landscaped with 12 level sites, all have power and water and lovely sheltered trees. A shop is available with a good range of everyday supplies, and you can get your dive bottles filled, petrol or diesel and fill LPG bottles here. An immaculate kitchen has two full gas stoves and all other amenities, plus a BBQ, as well as a covered dining area outside. The ablutions are well designed, light and airy, with hand basins in the free shower and toilet cubicles plus a disability suite. Automatic machines are provided in the laundry, a phone is on-site and free wifi is available. So many things to do such as fishing, diving and scalloping, charter a boat, or take a guided trip. Kayaks and mountain bikes can be hired locally, there is a dump station and fish filleting bay provided. This is a pet friendly camp and your friendly hosts are Pam and Ian Montgomery. Both powered and unpowered sites are $20 per day for an adult, children 12 years and under $12.50, two years and under are free. Tent RCD cords are available for hire at $6 per day.

Phone(s):

03 5765006
Website:

Lodge, sleeps 1-6 per room, $32 - $36 for each adult. Bed Breakfast, sleep 2-6. from $97 (2 persons) On-site caravan, $ 28-$32 per person.

Address:
140 Mountain Road, Whirinaki, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Look for the signs between Rawene and Opononi. The approach road requires cautious driving, as you climb on gravel towards the farm gate. This is primarily a lodge with comfortable facilities and great views from the veranda. Campers have their own amenities on the upper level. There is a kitchen with gas ring cooking and a fridge, alongside the dining area. A plentiful supply of hot water serves the unisex shower suites. A washing machine is available, plus a tub. Campsites are level but do not have power. The fresh vegetables grown here are for sale. Have a farming-experience holiday, go tramping along the conservation walkways. Dogs are permitted provided they are under control. Your friendly hosts are Nils and Lois King. Camping costs $16 per person.Under 6 years, $8.00 per child per night. 6yrs to 16 yrs, $10.00 per child per night.

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Phone(s):

09 4058815
Website:
Email/Contact Us: okopako@clear.net.nz
To Book:

Last Update:

31/01/2022
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Address:
Okoroire Hot Springs Hotel, 18 Somerville Rd, RD2 Okoroire, 3485, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The 6 km detour to Okoroire from Tirau is well worth a visit to the Okoroire Hot Springs Hotel Camp! A restored country hotel and restaurant forms the hub of the community, and administers the delightful little camp nearby. The campsites are nestled on a bush-ringed knoll, with the tinkling sounds of the stream below. There are just 6 powered sites but plenty of room for tents. An oasis of hot thermal pools can be found in a private grotto, there are walking tracks through the bush, and the waterfalls of the Waihou River close by. A 9-hole golf course is right beside the camp. The simple facilities have character, and include separate toilets and a single shower. Campers can access the hotel coin operated laundry and an extra charge is levied for pool use. Your host is Travis Park.

Costs are $20 per adult per Powered Site and $17.50 per adult per Non-Powered Site. Thermal Hot Springs $20 per person per day. Children under 13 years $5 per day. If you stay at the Camp Ground for two nights, the second days entry to the Hot Pools is free.

All campground sites include a key to the Hot Springs. This campground is open all year round now.


	
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Phone(s):

07 883 4876
Website:
Email/Contact Us: admin@okohotel.co.nz

‘self-contained unit, cabins and backpacker dorm rooms available’ Price range from $150.00 per night for 2 people – to $30.00 per night per person.

Address:
Old MacDonalds Farm & Holiday Park, Harvey Rd, Marahau, 7197, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located in Marahau one hour from Nelson and at the southern end of the Abel Tasman National Park. Something special in rural camping here as you soak up the peaceful environment of this delightful setting. Stroll through native bush, swim in the fresh water swimming holes, or wander through to the golden sand beaches. From the leafy bowers, to the large sites in the Bull Paddock, this is a place to make your escape. Divided into two camping area, both have large dividing trees and shrubs. Near the shop and office, is a domestic-size service block, great for large groups, and secure parking is provided across the road for those on expeditions. Further down the lane are 35 large private power sites, individually hedged, with flowering borders and a central banquet-size eating pavilion. There is a ranch-style unisex ablution block that includes a disability toilet, all in spotless condition. The kitchen has gas hobs, refrigerators, freezers, a microwave oven and filtered water, as well as BBQ areas located by the kitchens. An automatic washer and a dryer are in the laundry alcove and internet facilities are available. Resident livestock include friendly cats, dogs, llamas, and the occasional inquisitive cow. Only a 400m walk to the entrance of the Abel Tasman National Park, and not much further the beautiful water front. There are regular and on-demand bus services to Marahau from local towns and Nelson, as well as water taxi services based in Marahau. Your friendly hosts are the Macdonald family. Powered sites from $45.00 per night for 2 adults
Non powered tent sites from $17.00 per adult per night Children 5-14yr from $8.50 each per night. Please note that seasonal rates apply.

Ooops forgot to say the under 5yr are free for camping

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Phone(s):

03 5278288
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@oldmacs.co.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Te Urewera alerts

Address:
Waimana Valley Road, Waimana, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 40 Camp in the Waimana Valley, cycle along the road, swim, fish, walk through the park, or relax beside the river. Access to Otamatuna Core Area. Lots of birds to watch. Take your binoculars.

Phone(s):

07 8373803
Website:
Address:
Omana Beach Road, Maraetai, Auckland, New Zealand, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Omana has an extensive area for camping just above the beach, which is
reached through an appealing picnic park that has tables and BBQ’s, and a
purpose built campfire site. There are taps, one outdoor cold shower and
toilets with wheelchair access. Sites are $13 for adults and $6 for children.
There is a designated area in the car park for self-contained vehicles at $6 and
$6 for adults and children respectively. Annual passes are available. Rubbish
bins are provided for campers only.

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Phone(s):

09 3662000
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Address:
Omarama TOP 10 Holiday Park, 1 Omarama Ave, Omarama, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The level, well-groomed grounds have plenty of shady trees and a lazy meandering stream. There are 94 power sites and 80 for tents. The main amenities are at one end of the extensive grounds. There is a pleasant carpeted, modern TV lounge. Internet is available. An excellent open-plan arrangement houses the kitchen and dining. Fully automatic equipment is found in the adjacent laundry and an outdoor sink. The ablutions are first class, with a wheelchair access family unit. Alternative ablutions are provided when required. In the camp are two children_s playgrounds and a free gas BBQ. A dump site is available. This is New Zealand_s renowned gliding capital. Lake and stream fishing, BMX track, hot tubs and golf. Winter sport is only a short distance away at the Ohau skifield. Your friendly hosts, are Arda and Wim Booiman. All sites from $38 for two and un-powered are $34 for 2 adults.

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Phone(s):

0800 662726
Address:
165 Omokoroa Road, Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An immaculately groomed ‘garden-park’ set in a predominantly rural area, 19 km north of Tauranga. There are 40 powered sites and another 15 for tents,
all set amongst grounds lush with colourful flower beds and trees. The main
attractions are the 3 natural thermal pools to soak in. The offce offers a
mini-market for any basics you need when making use of the gleaming kitchen.
There are plenty of frst-class appliances including microwave, fridges and
freezer and room to dine under a huge covered patio/BBQ area that has
views to the nearby ranges. Excellent ablutions have timed showers and
a disabled access suite. There’s an adventure playground, pool room and a
‘comfy-cushion’ style TV room and camp library. Bruce and Sharon Addison
will accept pets by arrangement. All sites are from $20 per adult.

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Phone(s):

(07) 548 0857
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Last Update:

02/02/2021
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Address:
1147 Main North Road, Onaero, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

 A spectacular location, wrapped around the
sheltered Onaero River mouth and surrounded by bush. Its great outdoor
environment, along with limited cellphone coverage, means this is the
ideal spot to get away from it all! Just 11.5km north of Waitara, the
layout of the camp is very user-friendly, with 57 level power sites
and 30 tent sites scattered across well-manicured grounds. The pretty
beach is safe for swimming, has good fishing and whitebaiting and
views out to the offshore drilling rig on the horizon. Three kitchens
mean plenty of room for all and a small shop is onsite for snacks. The
amenities are excellent. The laundries have drying facilities and a
dump point is provided. There is a kids playground. . Your friendly
host is Michelle. You will need to contact the camp for current rates.
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Phone(s):

06 261 8324
Website:
Email/Contact Us: onaerobay@belgraviapro.co.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Iron Ranger closed

Address:
Onamalutu Road, North bank Wairau river, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 50. This campsite is set in a remnant podocarp forest. The start of the Wakamarina tramping track is 8 km away.

Phone(s):

03 5729100
Website:

No. of tent sites:

20

Access to Campsite:

By boat, foot.

Fees:

1 October – 30 April
New Zealand citizens and those ordinarily resident in New Zealand:

Adult (18+ years): $16 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): Free but booking still required
International visitors:

Adult (18+ years): $24 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): $12 person, per night
1 May – 30 September
For all visitors:

Adult (18+ years): $16 person, per night
Child (17 years and under): Free

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

30/7/2023
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Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Walk-in or boat-in to this beachside campsite on the Mosquito Bay to Awaroa section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive on access.

Located in Abel Tasman National Park in the Nelson/Tasman region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Okauia Springs Road, RD 1, Matamata., Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A pleasant, art-deco-feeling hot spring retreat, tucked up against the foothills
of the Kaimai Ranges. Just 6 km east of Matamata, follow the signs out to
Opal Springs. Here you will find a comfortable camp with a hot mineral
pool complex (free for campers). In the valley below the camp, enjoy a large
heated swimming pool, or pay a little extra to enter the secluded, punga-ringed,
historic ‘Ramaroa Pool’. Campsites are spread across 3 elevated terraces, with
around 80 with power. There are free showers and toilets. A serviceable
kitchen has stoves, microwave, a fridge/freezer and opens to a BBQ terrace
with outdoor gazebo. There is a porch-style automatic laundry. The camp
store is well stocked and you can check your emails using the internet kiosk
or wireless is available throughout the camp. Aside from the pools, the kids
will enjoy the playground. Your hosts are Brian and Carrylline. Unpowered
tent sites are $18 .50 per person, with a powered site costing from $40 for
two people

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Phone(s):

07 8888198
Email/Contact Us: info@opalsprings.co.nz

Powered Sites

Adult $15.00

Child (5yrs-15yrs) $ 7.50

Child (Under 5yrs) $ 3.00

Non powered Sites

Adult $12.00

Child (5yrs-15yrs) $ 6.00

Child (Under 5yrs) $ 3.00

Visitors Daytime (over 4 hours)

Adult $5.00

Child $2.00

Long Term Sites by arrangement

Pets $2.00 (See camp rules)
Larger Pets by arrangement

There is no eftpos facility. Cash only

Dog Policy:

Animals to be leashed or caged at all times at the camp.
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Address:
7 Opape Road, PO Box 30, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A rustic, beachside camp about 17 km east of Opotiki, it has tidy grounds with 80 sites, 40 with power. You can see White Island from the open sites, which have direct access to the white sandy beach with gorgeous sunsets and great fishing. A tidy communal building has basic amenities and a kitchen without refrigeration. The laundry is an experience with an old wringer washing machine in good working order. The hot water showers are free & ablutions are clean. This camp is run by the Jackson family, who will need cash or cheque only for payment. All tent sites are from $10 per person and powered sites are $12.50 per person per night. Your pet will cost $2.50 with a limit of one dog per group.

Phone(s):

(07) 315 8020
Email/Contact Us: opapemotorcamp@gmail.com
Address:
370 Kawhia Road, Oparau, New Zealand, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A welcoming roadhouse where you can stop overnight for FREE, 13 km east of Kawhia on the main road. Bill your friendly host, is happy for campervans and backpacking tenters to set up in the basic, grassy camping area behind the complex. You can't see it from the road, but the elevated campsite overlooks the pretty Oparau River mouth to the rear. There's no kitchen or shower facilities but you can access the public toilets in the roadhouse. A free dump station too. Stock up in the general store (which has absolutely everything including a lotto outlet and post office), or fill up at the petrol station. Take time out and dine in Brenda's cafe or sample their special KFC (Kawhia Fried Chicken) and homemade pies. Certainly worth calling or a one-stop-shop-overnight-spot! Oh! Yes, they will fill your gas bottle. A great place and great service.

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Phone(s):

07 8710683
Website:
Email/Contact Us: oparau.roadhouse@xtra.co.nz
Address:
Opononi Beach Holiday Park, 43 State Highway 12, Opononi, 0473, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

On a pleasant, slightly elevated site this camp is across the road from the
beach. There is a vista of sand dunes and sparkling water from most parts of
the camp. The kitchen has microwave, gas hot plate cooking, 3 fridge/freezers
and opens to a recently extended covered dining deck with a large macrocapa
topped table. The BBQ is free and there is plenty of seating. The ablutions
are positioned at either end of the building and are in a tidy condition. There
is also a children’s play area. Goats around the camp are keeping the grass on
the banks down. Jenny and Harry Barlow are your hosts. Tent sites are $18
per person and with power $20.

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Phone(s):

09 4058791
Address:
Potts Avenue, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The entrance to the camp is marked by tall palms. Here you will find 30 powered sites on grass and all weather surface, along with up to 100 tent sites. The park is not beachside, but close to the river mouth and Opotiki town centre. It is 100 meters from the start of The Motu Cycleway. Facilities include a swimming-pool enclosure, an adventure playground for the kids and a common room for watching TV. The kitchen has all the usual equipment and an adjacent dining area with ranch-sliders. In the ablutions, the metered showers are tidy and they also offer a baby_s bath. An automatic laundry, internet access and dump point are provided. Your hosts are Raje and Pawan. Non powered sites are from $15 per adult and powered sites from $18 per adult.

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Phone(s):

07 3156050
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Address:
460 Ohui Road, Opoutere, 1 RD, Whangamata., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Opoutere Coastal Camping is set alongside the Wharekawa Wildlife Sanctuary and broad sweep of Opoutere surf beach. This coastal hideaway is just 5 km from SHwy 25 and less than two hours drive from Auckland airport. The camp is open Labour Weekend to the end of April, and the offce/shop at the entrance offers basic supplies and controls the barrier arm card access way. Choose from a mixture of 25 powered and plenty of non-powered sites spread across bush-ringed grounds. There are two ablution blocks with unisex metered shower cubicles and a disabled access suite. The kitchens have all the usual equipment (no oven) and a covered verandah with BBQ for relaxed, outdoor meals. An automatic laundry and dump station are provided and the camp is suited to large vehicles. Enjoy the bushwalks and beachwalks, mountain biking and kayaking on hand. For conservation reasons no pets are allowed. Non powered sites are from $15 to $19 per person. Powered sites
are from $15 to $23 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

(07) 865 9152
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@opouterebeach.co.nz
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Address:
1 Beach Road, Opunake, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Half an hour from Hawera, an attractive bush-reserve approach leads to this
beachside camp. Opunake is a traditional holiday spot, with the rest of the
sheltered bay housing the surf club and an artificial surf reef just offshore. Nearby activities include boating, surfcasting, swimming and water skiing.
The grounds are level grass, with 95 powered sites and 10 tent sites in a
ribbon layout. The amenities block has a kitchen with stoves, bench cooktops,
microwaves and fridge/freezers. A TV lounge/dining area has outside dining
under shade sails. There is also a large paddling pool and lots of adventure
play equipment. Supplies are available at the camp shop. Superb toilets/
ablutions include a disabled access suite and there is a laundry an d dump point
provided. No pets here please. Your hosts are Lisa and Jase All sites are
powered $44 for 2 adults, $10 per child. $5 for under 5.

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Phone(s):

06 761 7525
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Te Urewera alerts

Overseeing Body:

All information courtesy of the Department of Conservation.

Last Update:

12/02/2022
Address:
Te Kura Whenua 6249 Lake Road/SH38 Waikaremoana 4195 Te Urewera, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 10.  Camp in a remote setting north of Te Taita O Makora campsite, and go hunting, walking or fishing.

Phone(s):

+64 6 837 3803
Address:
Yates Road, 12 km northwest of Geraldine, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Road access is from Tripp Settlement Road, then on to Yates Road. The
campsite is set in 80ha of native bush, on the low foothills between Yates
Road and Station Stream and opposite the Glenburn Youth Camp. There is a relatively easy forest walk of about three hours, partly along the line of an old bush tramway and passing through several quite distinct forest types. The high point gives good views out across surrounding countryside. The campsite is close to the Orari River, which has good fishing. There is usually a water supply (but not for drinking), toilets, rubbish collection, picnic tables and barbecues.
No other fires please. Dogs are not permitted. Price per adult is $6.10 for a
site with an extra $2.50 for power per site.

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Phone(s):

03 3799758
Website:
Address:
2 Orere Point Rd, Orere Point, 1750, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An hour's drive east of Auckland airport is this relaxed and well-equipped camp, set in pleasant surroundings with a sparkling river alongside that boasts a large swimming hole and sheltered beach close by. In the attractively-planted grounds you can either find a remote spot or be sociable. The camp is split into two levels, on one level are 110 powered sites, some with permanent weekenders in residence. A central kitchen serves both levels and you can dine indoors or outside in the paved BBQ garden. A porch provides another washing-up area with hot water, fridge and a filtered drinking-water tap. There are several ablutions blocks with generous shower cubicles (metered) with shelves and dry space, hand driers are also available. From tots to teens there are plenty of indoor and outdoor activities to keep them happy all holiday long. Boaties can store their craft here or you can take a kayak out for a paddle. The local general store is beside the camp entrance and the library is opposite. An automatic laundry, internet facilities and dump point are provided. Power sites $48 per double, $11.50 child. Tent sites $44 per double, $11.50 per child. Seasonal rates will apply.

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Phone(s):

09 2922774
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Last Update:

27/05/2021
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Address:
265 Hibiscus Coast Hwy, Orewa, 0931, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Orewa Beach Holiday Park has been a popular beachfront camp
since its inception around 70 years ago! Located at the southern end of
lovely Orewa Beach, turn at the traffic lights. The grounds are flat, with big
pohutukawa trees, and over 300 power sites. Taps are plentiful. All are
serviced by excellent amenities, splendidly maintained, including disability
toilets and showers. There are sunny kitchen/dining areas plus gas BBQ’s.
Both laundries have automatic equipment. Two alternative recreation rooms give different options for relaxing. There is a boat ramp, dump station, Internet access and playground. No animals here please. Your hosts Karen and Nick
Brownlie can usually find you a place even in summer.

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Phone(s):

09 426 5832
Website:
Address:
294 Orua Bay Road, Awhitu Peninsula, RD 4, Waiuku., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated beside a sandy beach with spectacular views across Manukau Harbour to the Auckland city skyline, this quiet family camp is just over an hour_s drive from Auckland airport, on the northern shore of Awhitu Peninsula. Campsites are close to amenities which include an immaculate kitchen with 2 stoves, plenty of small appliances, fridge and freezer, along with some helpful utensils. The adjoining laundry has washing machine, dryer and just ask if you need an iron. The spotlessly clean ablutions have toilets for each gender, plus metered unisex showers and a huge disabled access/family suite. A baby_s bath is provided in the _Ladies_ with a cot and highchair available on request. A function room has a BBQ and some sociable indoor space for campers. A small shop for the _basics_ is open nearby in peak summer or there is a 7-day general store 10 minutes drive away. All sites have power, water and grey water disposal. Prices from $22 per adult & $11 per child. Your friendly hosts are Allan and Jane.

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Phone(s):

09 2351129
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Ōtaki Gorge Road closed to vehicles and pedestrians > Ōtaki Forks Campsite closed > Bridge maintenance between Waitewaewae and Waiotauru Hut sites

Address:
Otaki Forks Otaki Gorge Rd Tararua Forest Park 5582, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

150 camp sites Open October long weekend till Easter Open river terraces and regenerating bush surround the campsite reflecting the farming, mining and sawmilling history of the area. There are short walks to pioneering era relics. Some harder tramping tracks start here. The river offers swimming, white water kayaking and trout fishing.

Phone(s):

06 3648121
Website:

No. of tent sites:

130

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, caravan.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs.

Last Update:

31/7/2023
Address:
Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp in a beach-front setting with large pōhutukawa trees for shade. Relax on the beach or walk along the coast.

Bookings required.

Located in Whananaki area in the Northland region.

Phone(s):

+64 9 433 8402
Email/Contact Us: otamure@xtra.co.nz
Address:
208 Rockell Road, Whananaki, Northland, New Zealand, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

No bookings required _ first come/first served. Camp hosts on site from Labour Weekend to Easter - +64 9 433 8402 Self-registration during off-peak period Back-country hut pass does not apply Campervan access / eligible for NZMCA pass (except during peak period) View the camp rules

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Phone(s):

09 4338402
Website:
Address:
257 Port Jackson Road, Colville, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Otautu Bay Farm Camp is a 30 minute drive north from Coromandel town and 10 minutes north from Colville (on mainly sealed road). Colville has a general store and is the most northern stop for petrol/gas and general supplies. The camp which is bordered by a working farm is spread along most of the bay which provides boat launching, excellent fishing, kayaking and a beautiful safe, sandy swimming beach. It is a great place for walking, relaxing and enjoying spectacular sunsets. It is also an excellent base to further explore the northern end of the Coromandel Peninsula. Facilities include a laundry, metered hot water showers and a range of toilet blocks. There is no kitchen, freezer space accessed by arrangement. Bait, water and ice for sale. Camp sites $14 per adult $6 per child up to14yrs. $6 extra for a powered site per night. Pricing subject to change. Eftpos and credit cards (mastercard and visa) accepted. Bookings are essential during Christmas/January and major public holiday periods. Pets by arrangement with current vaccination certificate. Wendy and John are your hosts.

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Phone(s):

07 8666801
Website:
Address:
Otematata Holiday Park & Lodge, East Road, Otematata, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just off the main highway you will find this oldie but a goodie. With a dairy
at the front entrance, and a takeaway food outlet alongside, you won’t have
to worry about running out of anything. Mostly return families, there are 50
sites with power and 15 for tents. The grassed camping ground is dotted with
trees and is situated to the rear of a large historic lodge. The amenities consist
of a small kitchen, old but with all the appliances you will need, ablutions and
a laundry with automatic machines. Campers can use the lodge facilities and share the communal lounge with its open file.  The swimming pool is totally enclosed for all-weather use and a dump station is on site. Your hosts are Brent
and Kirsty Cowles. Tents are $16 per person and power sites $18 per person.

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Phone(s):

03 4387826
Address:
20 Huiputea Drive, Otorohanga, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This spacious and well-kept camp is very close to the local amenities on the eastern edge of town. To find it, turn off SHwy 3 either at the supermarket if coming from the south, or just before the railway crossing if coming from the north. The camp_s modern facilities include: two sparkling, fully-equipped kitchens; unisex individual combined shower and toilet suites plus additional toilets (the amenities block is wheelchair-friendly), and an automatic laundry and dump station. BBQ tables are scattered about the camp and beside the kitchen which has an impressive covered dining area. There is a TV room with internet kiosk, and free SKY TV (3 channels). Wifi is available. Your friendly hosts are Billie and Kelvin. Non powered camp sites for $35 for 2 adults $10 per child. Powered camp sites $45 for 2 adults $10 per child. (family rates available). Seasonal rates apply

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Phone(s):

07 8737253
Address:
1569 Kawatiri-Murchison Hwy, Owen River 7077, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Stop in at the tavern to check in on the way down to this \'real experience\' awarding winning reserve camping spot. The track beside the pub will take you down to the open area beside the river. A large flat area on the right, where the combined toilet and shower cubicles are placed, no trouble here for large vehicles. To the left you will find more camp spots beside the river with picnic tables, a shelter and shady trees. If you want power, there are two powered sites down by the river, and another two up by the tavern. Check out the swimming hole, do some fishing or rafting, or soak up the friendly atmosphere up at the tavern with your friendly hosts John and Kim Siu. Tent sites $10 per person, campervans with no power are $20 for two. Powered sites are $25 for two. Children under 12 are $5.

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Phone(s):

03 5239273
Website:

We have 4 Basic cabins. 2 Bedroom Cabin with Toilet. 2 Bedroom Cabin. 4 Bedroom Villa. 4 Bedroom Villa (wheelchair access).
The Collings Lodge sleeps 32 people.
The Beach Lodge sleeps 27- 31 people. It has 6 bedrooms.

Address:
1110 Papamoa Beach Road, Papamoa, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An immaculate camp, one that offers family camping with an emphasis on groups. There are 80 sites with power, set in pleasant grounds with plenty of trees and hedges for shade and privacy. The beach is across the road and the seaside shops are handy. A great selection of outdoor pursuits, mini putt, trampoline and a terrific childrens playground that will keep even the most energetic entertained. A Games Room with table tennis etc.,outdoor hot pool and unusual circular _conversation area, with seating under a pergola, is to be found in the gardens. A BBq area and a kitchen that has, stoves, microwave, fridges and dining space. Smart _Adam_ and _Eve_ toilets and unisex metered (free) showers with disabled access facilities and a baby_s bath; and two coin operated laundries. The camp_s _no alcohol, no drug and no smoking policy, makes this a safe place to take _time-out_. Obtain further details from your friendly manager Kerry. All sites are from $32 for two (seasonal rates apply).

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Phone(s):

07 5420018
Website:
Email/Contact Us: office@pacificpark.co.nz

Kitchen Cabins 2 bedrooms,
Power Tent & Caravan sites
Tent Site - No power
Dog Bay Powered Sites
Tourist Flats

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Address:
Paekakariki Holiday Park 180 Wellington Rd Queen Elizabeth Park Paekakariki 5034, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Take the railway crossing exit off SHwy 1 at Paekakariki. You’ll find this well
established holiday park alongside the impressive beachfront Queen Elizabeth
Park and accessed by way of Wellington Road. The camp’s extensive grounds
have 170 sites, 150 of these with power. Pohutukawa and other shady trees
edge generously sized campsites that are individually hedged for privacy. You’ll
find a high standard of amenities here, including a big laundry and dump station.
The playground for smaller children is quite a feature and has a jumping pillow, or take them to the beach, an easy stroll from the camp. Your hosts are
Marilyn and Ashley. All camp sites are from $16 per adult, $8 for children.

Dog Accommodation

Dog bay for campers with dogs - these sites are very popular.

There are 16 sites and bookings must be made well in advance for the Christmas holiday period and statutory holidays.

Policies in place to ensure that dogs and their owners have a great time while here.

Book your dog friendly site accommodation now using the online booking form....

Phone(s):

04 292 8292

Dog Policy:

Pet Friendly

Last Update:

16/10/2022
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Address:
10-14 Coronation Street, Paeroa, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campsite is ideal for a quick stop over on the way through Paeroa - a safe haven for people on the move. Spacious parking for all sizes of self-contained motorhomes and RV's. There is on site security with a caretaker and the gates are locked at night. Coin operated showers and laundry, and a disabled toilet. A large social lounge with TV and heated hall and kitchens are available for functions. Water and a dump station provided free for overnighters. This campsite is pet friendly. Special rates for NZMCA members. The park offers motorhome and vehicle storage facilities.

Phone(s):

021 0714267
Website:
Email/Contact Us: paeroa.rvcentre@gmail.com
Address:
81 Pa Road, Kerikeri, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A short drive out of town, take Cobham Road to Inlet Road and turn into
Pa Road. Here you can enjoy the secluded atmosphere of this smaller camp.
There are16 lawn sites with power and shady trees that are very inviting with
direct access, by a bush walk, to town. Sited on the Kerikeri Inlet, there is a jetty
and boat ramp. You can hire kayaks, one of the fully furnished safari tents, or
gypsy caravans with outside baths. The central amenities have a kitchen with
hobs and ovnes. There are unisex showers and an ample supply of toilets.
The laundry has large automatic machines. A good standard of housekeeping
is maintained throughout. The pagoda marquee houses a BBQ. Internet
facilities are available here. Your friendly hosts are Kathy & Stephen Frewen.

Type Off Season $ Peak Season $
Powered Sites Prime 40 42-50
Powered Sites General 36 40-46
Unpowered Sites Prime 32 38-46
Unpowered Sites General 30 40
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Phone(s):

09 4078617
Email/Contact Us: info@pagoda.co.nz

Dog Policy:

By prior arrangement only
Address:
Pahi Beach Holiday Park, 666 Pahi Road, Pahi, 0571, New Zealand, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

 
Please note that this camp is now open under COVID-19 Level 2, with strict guidelines in place.

ESCAPE THE HUSTLE & BUSTLE VISIT BEAUTIFUL PAHI

Pahi Beach Holiday Park is situated on the tranquil shores of one of the most picturesque arms of the Kaipara Harbour.
The Holiday Park sits at the waters edge giving easy access to New Zealand’s Largest harbour.  An ideal spot to launch your
boat at the all tide ramp, fish from the wharf, explore or walk the shores.  You can holiday at our park with your campervan, caravan or tent on our level powered or non-powered sites,or maybe stay in our on-site cabin. Just 1.5 – 2 hours drive from Auckland on  SH1, turning left at Brynderwyns onto SH12 heading towards Matakohe and the Kauri Coast. Take the first left past the Paparoa village and you will find us at the end of Pahi Road.
The park is well appointed with the following facilities:

  • Camp Store – Basic provisions and bait
  • Eftpos and Credit cards accepted
  • Well equipped kitchen and laundry facilities
  • Separate shower and toilet facilities
  • TV – Wifi available
  • Wheelchair access
  • Children's playground
  • Dogs permitted by prior arrangement
  • Dump station
  • Large hardstand area for larger caravans 

Your Hosts: Julie and Andrew Kenny

Phone(s):

09 431 7322
Website:
Address:
Glasgow Street, Pahiatua, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

In the heart of tui country (the bird and the beer!) this un-crowded camp is
located on the southern edge of Pahiatua township beside two hectares of
native bush. Sheltered by a high macrocarpa hedge, the grounds are beautifully
kept, with open sites of a generous size, some with large shade trees. The
ablutions and kitchen are basic, but lovely and clean. The kitchen has a stock
of pots, crockery and cutlery and the separate dining area is surrounded by
glass sliding doors and outdoor seating. There is a TV lounge also. On a patio
outside the kitchen you will find an automatic washing machine and dryer and
a dump station is provided. There is a BBQ for campers and a children’s play area.

Pets are okay by arrangement only. 18 sites have power and are $25
for two adults, $10 for each extra adult. Tent sites are $10 per adult with
children half price and under 5’s free. Your on-site host is Karolyn. Prices
subject to change.

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Phone(s):

06 3766340
Website:

Last Update:

27/04/2021
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Address:
Goose Bay, Kaikoura, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

There is no power but toilets and fresh water are available.
Sites $13 per adult. Showers and kitchen available at Goose Bay.

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Phone(s):

03 319 5348
Website:
Address:
1290 Paihia Road, Paihia, New Zealand, Far North, North Island 0200

DESCRIPTION:

This long established, charming camp occupies a wonderful site between a safe beach and a boundary of bush. There is a lovely walk from here to Paihia 3.0 km away. This very popular holiday spot has about 90 sites, 58 with power. If you are lucky you can pitch your tent with the water almost lapping at the door. The kitchen, although mainly gas, does have an electric stove. Outside is a large covered BBQ/dining deck, placed to enjoy all the activities in the Bay. Listen up cooks! There is an old dinghy filled with herbs to add dinnertime flavour. Well presented showers and toilets. The laundry is equipped with automatic machines and a freezer. At the rear of the building is a TV room, and there is a playground for children. Free unlimited Wifi is available. There is a dump point for your use. The office and on-site store, is open 7 days with kayaks for hire. Tour bookings can be arranged. Your hosts are Dusty & Aroha Miller. All sites are from $18 to $30 per adult. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

(09) 402-7678
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@beachsideholiday.co.nz

Last Update:

28/03/2023
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Address:
1112 Collingwood-Puponga Main Rd, Pakawau, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Pakawau Beach Park Camp is located a 35 minute drive from Takaka, these beachside sites are protected from the onshore wind by borders of shrubs and trees without blocking the gorgeous view. There are more sites in the hedge bordered avenues back from the beach as well, with the odd BBQ table scattered around. The kitchen has a gas hob, microwave, fridges and a freezer, while the dining area is housed in a separate room with BBQ picnic tables. The well used ablutions are roomy and clean, with spacious cubicles for the showers and a disability suite is available.
The laundry has automatic washers and dryer, all token operated. A children’s play area is close to the main amenities block and there is a boat ramp for campers to use, but a 4WD is required. Across the road is a licensed café
restaurant with a garden bar and you can use the tennis court situated there. The Gateway to Westhaven Inlet is a magical place to go fishing, bird watching,  or a walk to the Kaihoka lakes. It is only a 10 to15 minute drive to the Farewell Spit, Puponga Farm Park walks and the stunning Wharariki Beach. 

Current pricing link 

 

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Phone(s):

(03) 524 8308
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Address:
Wellsford, 261 Pakiri River Road, Pakiri, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Pakiri Beach Holiday Park is just to the north of Leigh, this rural camp is right
on a superb east coast beach. The approach takes you along about 3km of
gravel road. Alongside the entrance is an office/store. Security gates protect
the camp from unwanted visitors. The camp is well laid out and the camping
area is spacious, flat and grassed with shelter from the predominant winds.
There are 15 power sites and 90 unpowered sites and a children’s playground
is set up in a tree-shaded corner near the entrance to the park. The basic
TV room adjoins a games room. The lined ablutions are in two blocks, with
roomy 50 cent metered showers plus a separate disability suite. The laundry
has good commercial wash and drying machines, with an annexe for tubs,
babies’ bath and ironing. The kitchen has gas hobs and all other facilities with
a servery to the smart dining room. A picnic marquee is great for summer
dining. No dogs here please. You hosts are Andre and Martie van Schalkwyk
who offer Eftpos. Ask about the kayaks. Unpowered camping sites start at $45. A day visitors fee may apply. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 422 6199
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@pakiriholidaypark.co.nz
To Book:

Last Update:

19/04/2021
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Address:
133 Dittmer Drive, Palmerston North, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Tucked on the Manawatu riverbank at the northeastern end of Dittmer Drive, this is manicured park-like camping in the heart of the city. Large trees provide shelter and shade and continue the ambience of the adjacent Victoria Esplanade Gardens where bush walks, aviary, rose gardens, the Lido Aquatic Park, an adventure playground and miniature train will keep the younger family members entertained. There’s room to move, with around 85 tent sites and 75 powered sites - 30 or so with double hard-paved stands, waste and sewerage drop points. The abundant facilities are tidy and clean, with a large TV room and kitchen with electric stove and a number of gas rings. There is an excellent coin-operated automatic laundry, refrigerated lockers. Dump station provided. No animals please and Eftpos available. Your hosts are Sue & Peter and Peter & Raewyn. 

- Powered Sites and Tent Sites

$30 per night for 1 person
$42 per night for 2 people
$20 per night each additional adult
$12 per night for children 1 – 13 years old

Minimum Charge $30

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Phone(s):

(06) 358 0349

No. of tent sites:

12

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > Te Paki Recreation Reserve closures

Access to Campsite:

By foot.

Fees:

Free!

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs

Last Update:

1/8/2023
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Address:
Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp in a picturesque setting in beautiful Pandora bay. Only accessible on foot and with minimal facilities, this is the spot for those seeking a true wilderness experience.

Bookings not required - first come, first served

Located in Te Paki Recreation Reserve in the Northland region

Phone(s):

+64 9 408 6014
Email/Contact Us: kaitaia@doc.govt.nz

Papa Aroha Holiday Camp offers you a range of accommodation options from tent sites to cabins and motel units. We are positioned right on the beachfront with superb sea and island views making for great family holiday memories.

Address:
Colville Road, RD 4 Coromandel, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An absolute beachfront camp, 15 minutes north of Coromandel. Designed
as a water-lover’s retreat, the camp is ideal for families with safe swimming. It
is bordered by an extensive pebbly beach and a pretty tidal creek. Two boat
ramps and plenty of boat parking are available. Your $3 ramp fee entitles you
to use the tractor, vehicle & trailer parking, fish cleaning facility and boat wash
(sorry, no discount for those who come home fishless!). There are kayaks
for hire, or hire a water taxi. The camp sites are level and have some lovely
pohutukawa trees for shade. The pleasant grounds are liberally dotted with
communal buildings that include a well-kept kitchen with plenty of appliances,
TV and fridge/freezer; a porch-style laundry, good bathrooms with metered
showers, separate toilets and disabled suite access. Stock up at the camp store
that is open daily. Petrol and diesel pumps and a public phone are at the front.
Your helpful hosts are Graeme and Annita Wykes. Tent sites are from min $30
per site or $32 per site with power.

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Phone(s):

07 8668818
Website:
Email/Contact Us: bookings@papaaroha.co.nz
Address:
535 Papamoa Beach Road, Papamoa, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

With a broad stretch of white sandy beach at your doorstep, this park has a superb location and stunning facilities. The surf club, beach reserve and village shopping with restaurant and takeaways, are all within an easy walk. The terrain is slightly banked back from the beach, with well-drained, terraced campsites. There are 260 sites in all, 240 with power. Smart kitchens offer wall ovens and microwave cooking, fridge and deep freezers. Three ablution blocks have free showers, a spectacular baby_s bathroom complete with _playful seal_ bath, new disabled access and family suites and a series of well-equipped laundries. The thoughtful layout means these facilities are easily accessible from all areas of the camp. To help keep the family entertained there is a private spa pool, BBQ area, adventure playground with jumping pillow and mini tennis, along with surf boards, fishing gear and funbikes for hire. As this is a popular summer camp, you should book from Christmas through to February. Your hosts are Bruce, Donna & Rebecca Crosby and their team. Sites cost $21 to $28 per adult.*Dogs Allowed on camping sites 1st March - 10th Dec each year

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Phone(s):

0800 232243
Email/Contact Us: resort@papamoabeach.co.nz
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Address:
267 Parton Road, Papamoa, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

With a 500m walk to the beach and with the municipal swimming pool next
door, this park has limited space for campervans. Established gardens enhance
the campsites, which are roomy and level. An unusual, half-round, barn
amenities block provides spacious facilities and a large undercover dining area.
In the well-scrubbed kitchen, cooking is by stove, hot plates and microwave; or
you can cook outdoors in the pleasant BBQ area. The bright, airy ablutions are
clean and offer a disabled access/family suite. An automatic laundry, internet
access and dump stations are provided on each site Your hosts are Phil and
Wendy. Sites are from $35 to $40 for two (seasonal rates apply)

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Phone(s):

07 542 1890
Address:
Cnr S Hwy 12 and Pahi Road, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turn the corner into Pahi Road to find the entrance. Paparoa is a small community with shopping and services. The camp offers 20 power sites with taps. The lawn is level and easy for tenters. A very smart new laundry has a comfy couch to relax while the washing finishes. The amenities include a good disability suite and roomy but limited ablutions, (the showers are free). A multi-purpose room has a basic kitchen with a full stove and microwave. Outside is a covered dining area, this is adjacent. to the kitchen. Internet is available, and a dump station and car wash. Eftpos with credit card facilities are now available. Your friendly hosts are Ken and Betty Cairns. Sites $15 per person per night. Free wifi available.

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Phone(s):

09 4316515

No. of tent sites:

50

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, and/or caravan.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

8/8/2023
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Address:
Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a standard campsite in the Coastal Otago area on the Catlins coast is nestled in the bush. It has easy access to the beautiful beach and estuary at Papatowai, and there are short walks nearby.

Located in Catlins coastal area in the Otago region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 211 2400
Email/Contact Us: invercargill@doc.govt.nz
Address:
1354 Paponga Road Kohukohu, Far North, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Basic camp ground , this location is close to Kohu Kohu where the ferry can be taken across the Hokianga Harbour to Rawene .

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Phone(s):

09 4055813
Website:
Address:
150 Parkhurst Road, Parakai, New Zealand, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Aquatic Park Holiday Camp is in the thermal heart of the Helensville district, northwest of Auckland. Parakai is well known for its many warm mineral
swimming pools and water slide. The camping ground is adjacent, but quite
separate from the pools. It has a nice playground for children. Sites are level and open with big trees around the perimeter of the camp. Picnic tables and some hard stands for vans are provided. Over 100 sites here, most with power. A clean kitchen has microwave (there is no dining space), but plenty of preparation benches, a stove, hot plates and a fridge. The laundry facilities are excellent. The ablutions have a modest number of good hot showers and toilet facilities, however there is another block near the camp entrance. A good number of permanents are in residence, but there is plenty of space for casual campers. There is a dump station here. A superette, family tavern and takeaway are within a stones throw of the camp. Powered sites are $14 per person and unpowered $12 per person. Campers get a reduced fee to use the pools.

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Phone(s):

(09) 420 8998
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Address:
10 Beach Road, Waikawa Bay Marina, Picton, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A spacious, popular family camp, 3km from Ferry terminal & the closest camp to Waikawa Marina & boat launch. Children's play area with trampoline and mega jumping pillow, swimming pool, baby bathroom, all units are modern, with TV. Wide range of accommodation options. Nature walks, fishing, swimming, native birds. On site summer dairy.

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Phone(s):

03 573 6343/0800 11 11 04
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@parktostay.co.nz
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Address:
25 Te Arahori Street, Turangi, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A beautiful motel complex, just across the road from the shopping centre and
off SH1, is home to 22 grass mobile home sites with large mature trees. The
camp amenities are light and bright with a micro-laundry and lounge. There is
plenty to do here with a tennis court, swimming pool, spa and sauna, as well
as a lovely covered BBQ area close to the pool. The Tongariro River with its
abundance of trout is close by, and your catch can be taken care of in the fsh
room and smokehouse. Wif is provided as well as a dump station, and an
on-site licensed restaurant and bar is open at 6pm for your dining pleasure .
Your friendly hosts are Craig and Angela, and all sites are from $18 per person.

Phone(s):

07 3867515
Address:
9 Beach Road, Patea, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This small, intimate camp, sometimes known as Carlyle Beach Motor Camp, is
situated on picturesque Mana Bay and offers a relaxed and affordable family
holiday in a beautiful spot. Overlooking the mouth of the Patea River, the
camp is pleasantly sheltered. The nearby beach reserve offers safe swimming,
BBQ shelters, picnic tables and a small playground . The Patea Golf Course
is just up the road. The kitchen has modern appliances, some cookware and
utensils and a TV. The ablutions are basic but clean and look like they have
been upgraded recently. The small laundry has an auto washer and a dump
point is provided. The camp is in the care of Glynis and Erin. Tent sites are
$12.50 per person and the 23 powered sites, $15 per person.

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Phone(s):

06 2738620
Website:

Overseeing Body:

South Taranaki District Council
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Address:
Ball Road, Hurleyville, New Zealand, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Starting at the end of Ball Road – just North of Patea. The road is unsealed and not for the faint hearted, but you will be rewarded by the atmosphere of this special place.  Excellent bushwalks, hot showers, boat ramp for many water activities. NZ’s longest manmade lake. Fee: $5 per site per night (based on a family of 4).

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Phone(s):

0800 111 323

No. of tent sites:

47

Closed For Winter?:

Yes

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See the fire rules on conservation land.

47 non-powered/tent sites; 34 powered sites

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

21/04/2023
Address:
Peel Forest Park, RD 22, Geraldine Department of Conservation, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campsite has campsites and cabins. It is a serviced DOC campsite.

Seasonal restrictions

This campground is closed from May to mid-October each year. During this period the adjoining Clarke Flat is opened as a standard campsite.

Phone(s):

+64 3 435 1186
Email/Contact Us: mtcookvc@doc.govt.nz

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Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Pelorus Bridge Campground washing machine unavailable

Address:
Pelorous Bridge, RD 2, Rai Valley, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A stunningly beautiful spot amongst mature native forest, since last century Pelorus Bridge has been a popular stopover point for travellers between Marlborough and Nelson. Set over two camping areas, the main one being Kahikatea Flat, a delightful enclave with lawn tent sites, surrounded by native bush and the Pelorus River on one side. A new building houses kitchen and dining, shower and full laundry facilities, while the large deck provides delightful outside dining. The office and cafe are both at this site so you will need to check in here. On the opposite side of the river, down Mangatapu Road, is the second camping spot where there are 14 power sites, toilets and hot showers. No pets at either camp please. These busy and attractive camps are right next to the beautiful Pelorus River, great for swimming, trout fishing and boating. Paula and John are your friendly hosts here, and the price is $15 each for a night, children are only $7.50

Phone(s):

03 5716019
Website:

No. of tent sites:

20

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Pelorus Bridge Campground washing machine unavailable

Access to Campsite:

By boat, campervan, car, caravan.

40 non-powered/tent sites
14 powered sites

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs.

Last Update:

12/8/2023
Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp on the banks of the Te Hoiere/Pelorus River amongst towering kahikatea, beech and rimu trees. Walk, swim, fish, kayak, relax.

Seasonal restrictions

  • 27 December – 4 January: Minimum 3 night stay.
  • 27 December – 11 January: Minimum fee per site is 2 adults regardless of age.

Located in Pelorus Bridge Scenic Reserve in the Marlborough region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

2

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

By boat.

Fees:

Free!!

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs.

Last Update:

19/8/2023
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Address:
Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a small campsite with a picturesque stream and stunning views to the mainland. Perfect for sea kayakers and boaties. The Catherine Cove Resort is nearby.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Located in French Pass and D'Urville Island Scenic Reserves in the Marlborough region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

5

Access to Campsite:

By foot, mountain bike,

Fees:

In the Great Walks season (1 October – 30 April)
New Zealand citizens and those ordinarily resident in New Zealand*:

Adult (18+ years): $16 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): free but booking still required
International visitors:

Adult (18+ years): $24 per person, per night
Child (17 years and under): $12 per person, per night
Proof of eligibility is required for the New Zealand rate.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs.

Last Update:

20/8/2023
Address:
Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a walk-in campsite on the Heaphy Track. Situated in the fold of Perry Saddle with high hills either side, it has an alpine feel, along with spectacular views.

Located in Kahurangi National Park in the Nelson/Tasman region.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Waikaia Forest, Waikaia, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a riverside campsite in a farmland area. There are walks and tramps from here or go horse riding, biking, hunting or on 4WD excursions.

50 non-powered/tent sites.

Dogs on a leash only.

Fees
  • Adult (18+ years): $8 per night
  • Child (5 - 17 years): $4 per night
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Pay cash on arrival at the self-registration stand at the campsite.

Phone(s):

03 2048441
Website:
To Book:

Last Update:

3/5/2023
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Address:
42 Kent Street, Picton 7220, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A small friendly park set in attractive, landscaped grounds, this is the closest holiday park to the ferry and town centre. It offers hard-court parking with all the extras at each site. The communal amenities are excellent and all under one roof, with an elegant lounge, dining and small kitchen, internet station, plus good showers and toilets. There is a fully-equipped laundry and a dump point is available.  This camp has no tent sites.

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Phone(s):

(03) 573-8875 or 0800 220 800
Website:
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Christchurch City Council

Last Update:

20/11/2022
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Address:
74 Wharf Road, Pigeon Bay 7583, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a seaside camping ground, which provides sea fishing and boating opportunities. Kayaking, boating and a tramp along the farmers vehicle track to the eastern head of Pigeon Bay.

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Phone(s):

020 4126 5130

Beach huts 1 person $50, 2 persons $60, extra adult $25, child any age $15

Address:
21 Seaview Road, Piha, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

New Zealand's most famous west coast surf beach, Piha, is tucked on the coastal fringes of the Waitakere Ranges and reached by a spectacular (but windy!) scenic drive. The domain camp is situated on a level grassy area, with some dividing hedges and trees. The camp is bounded by the imposing Lion Rock on its seaward side, with the remainder encircled by playing fields, a tennis court and a lagoon for the children (who also have a safe adventure playground). The ablution block has swipe-card access for hot showers. with an outdoor cold-water shower and toilets (including disabled access) open to the public. There is a camp kitchen and BBQ cook-up area and the local store, post office and pay phone are opposite the camp. This relaxed, family camping environment offers prime surfing and fishing. The rugged beach is safe for swimming if the rules are strictly adhered to _ swim between the flags! Fiona Anderson is your host. All sites are from $15 per person.

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Phone(s):

09 8128815
Website:
Email/Contact Us: pihacamp@xtra.co.nz

No bookings taken - first come, first served.

Overseeing Body:

Whakatāne District Council
Address:
SH 2, Pikowai, Bay Of Plenty, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Under a handful of norfolk pines and palms, 8km west of Matata, is a beachfront
strip camping ground with views across a white sandy beach. Take care on
the railway crossing to this self-registration campsite where a maximum stay
of two weeks is permitted. The camp is well supplied with taps and rubbish
bins, but has no powered sites. There are two blocks of ablutions, with four
unroofed, metered solar showers and flush toilets, all in fair condition. Two
outdoor tubs are provided for your laundry. Access gate closed each night
10pm and opens at 7am. Camping here will cost you $16 per night for two
adults and 2 children Extra adults $6, children $2. Under 5 years old free.
Dogs must be on a leash.
Maximum stay is 14 consecutive days.

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Phone(s):

07 306 0500
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@whakatane.govt.nz

Tent/Power Sites
$18.00 - $20.00 per person

Studio Motel Units
$95 - $105 for one to two people

Family Unit
$135 - $220 (depending on number of guests)

Tourist Flats
$85 - $95 for two people

Basic Cabins
$55 -$60 for two people

Address:
3451 Haast Highway, Karangarua, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Set between Fox Glacier and Haast sits the Pine Grove Motel, the closest accommodation to the popular Copland Track.

 

Phone(s):

03 751 0898
Website:
Address:
Pineacres Holiday Park 740 Main N Rd, Brooklands, Kaiapoi, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the north side of Kaipoi is this complex on the edge of State Highway 1. There are
quite a few permanents here, with the odd spot for casual campers in between.
Plenty of upgrades planned, but at the moment the amenities offer a kitchen
with full stove and an outside covered dining area. The ablutions and laundry
are plentiful and clean and there is a purpose built TV lounge and games room.
The adjacent licensed restaurant serves takeaway meals and a dump point is
available. Credit cards and eftpos are accepted, enquire for prices.

Phone(s):

03 3275022

2 Motels, sleep up to 4 people, $120 to $135 each extra adult $12. 3 new kitchen cabins $95 to $110

Address:
23 Marie Ave, Red Beach, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

More like a mini village than a camping ground, this 34-acre park rambles along the hills above the northern end of Red Beach. There are narrow winding streets, individually named, and clusters of own-your-own cottages with permanently leased sites. Mature trees shelter the attractive communal grassed area near the park entrance which has an excellent children_s playground and a small stage where live bands play and budding stars can practice. Alongside is a recreation hall with extra facilities. There are six small amenities blocks with brand new dining facilities next to a kitchen. A good tenting area with a BBQ available. There is internet access and you can master the game of table tennis. Xmas and New Year entertainment is a feature. Dogs are not permitted. A 'Jacob's Ladder' gives direct access to the beach at the north end of the park and a footbridge provides access to Red Beach, a Life guard serviced beach at the southern end.

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Phone(s):

09 4264526
Website:
Email/Contact Us: office@pinewood.co.nz
Address:
1050 Franklin Street, Pirongia., Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This easy-to-spot, stylish, modern cafe and motorhome park offers a pleasant
stopover on SHwy 39 - between Otorohanga and Ngaruawahia. Designed
with the larger motorhome in mind, the 8 spacious powered sites, on gravel
hardstand, have their own entrance to the rear of the cafÉ complex. There
are great views of Mount Pirongia from the landscaped grounds. The facilities
include 3 modern bathroom suites, a laundry and dump station. There’s no
kitchen but the Persimmon Tree Cafe is open 7 days a week from 9-4.30 pm) so there’s no
danger of going hungry! Camping costs $6 per person per night (this will change on the 1st September 2019 to $6.50) , children
5-12yrs are $4 and under 5 yrs free. Your hosts are Jocelyn and Rosie.

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Phone(s):

07 871 9288

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.

Last Update:

6/07/2021
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Address:
Piropiro Campsite, Piropiro Rd, Pureora Forest Park, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campsite marks the mid-point of the Timber Trail and easy access to the Maramataha suspension bridge. Use the campsite as a base to explore the forest roads by car or mountain bike. Go hunting for red deer.

Number of tent sites - 16.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.

Phone(s):

+64 7 878 1050
Email/Contact Us: tekuiti@doc.govt.nz
Address:
4889 Haast Pass Hwy, New Zealand, Mount Aspiring National Park 9382, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 30 Take in the magnificent views of Mt Hooker from the campsite. Fish in nearby Haast River, enjoy short walks or picnic

Phone(s):

03 443 8365
Website:

7 cabins
26 powered sites
Ablution block
Showers
Kitchen
Laundry
Tent sites

Address:
S Hwy 8, Pleasant Point,, PO Box 522, Timaru., South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Inland from Timaru and Temuka, is this densely treed site with around 30 power
and 20 tent sites located amongst a sheltered grove of oaks and conifers. The
camp opens from Labour weekend until after Easter and is a council owned
camp, but pets are welcome. The communal kitchen has a dining area and
open fire, while basic but clean ablutions have disabled facilities and the laundry has a free automatic washer. In the public park alongside are playing fields, a
stadium, golf course and tennis courts. Tent sites are $8 per person and $5
for children, or with power $10 for adults and $5 for children. Keys can be
picked up from the Pleasant Point Dairy on the Main Road, there will be a $20
deposit.

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Phone(s):

03 614 7515
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Address:
Pohara Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park, 809 Abel Tasman Dr, Pohara, 7183, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A large camp with spacious sites, this is right on the edge of a sweeping beach with a boundary of sheltering trees. Roughly 240 sites are available, and you will awake to the sound of the waves on the beach. There is an easy boat ramp and a 7-day store. Two service blocks with modern kitchens and dining have all facilities; tiled ablutions, disability suites and laundries. Two other ablution blocks are within the grounds, and a Sky TV lounge has internet access. All facilities are spotlessly clean, bright and airy, and there is a good supply of outdoor taps, as well as a car wash and dump station. Directly across the road are several restaurants and bars, or sit at one of the lovely outdoor covered dining areas and cook on the BBQs provided. This is a well-maintained park with a children's playground and your hosts are Del and Brent Clarke. All sites from $20 per person. Minimum and seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

03 5259500
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Email/Contact Us: info@poharatop10.co.nz
Address:
Coromandel, Port Jackson Road, Port Jackson, New Zealand, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent/caravan/motorhome sites - 113 Maximum number of people - 450 At the northern tip of the Peninsula, this campsite is at the waters edge next to a beach. Maori archaeological sites are nearby including middens and a wahi tapu (sacred) site. Explore the area by foot or relax on the beach.'

Phone(s):

078666932
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Address:
Rarangi Whatamongi Bay Whites Bay, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A self-registration camp site at the Pukatea Stream. This one suits the nature
lover because as well as walks, the area offers sea fishing, swimming and small
boating. The only facilities here are toilets and cold water, but there is disabled
access. Charges $6.10 per person, $1.50 for children.

Phone(s):

03 5203002
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Address:
115b Maunsell Road, Tuakau 2695, Tuakau., Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Within easy reach of Auckland and Hamilton, turn off SHwy 1 at Pokeno and head for the coast. The scenic road follows alongside the Waikato River, finishing at Sunset Beach - which is popular for surfing. The camp is tucked in against the hills with level sites that are neatly mown, some amongst groups of trees. The location is sheltered, with easy access to the sand dunes and beach. A congenial BBQ area under the trees offers pleasant outdoor dining, or there is a fully equipped kitchen with TV, fridge/freezer, cookware, crockery and cutlery. Other amenities include ablutions with roomy, metered showers with a second block of toilets available. A large family room has Sky TV and a huge deck, plus there_s a playground, jumping pillow, internet access, fun bikes for hire to keep the kids entertained. An automatic laundry, dump station, outdoor fish cleaning bench and plenty of boat parking are provided. Need provisions? Shop at the local store! Your hosts are Pat and Deidre. All sites are from $17 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 2329857
Address:
27 Hereweka Street, Portobello, Dunedin, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located on the Otago Peninsula, but only half an hour_s drive from Dunedin City is this small but lovely campground. Each powered site includes a dump station as well as water, and tents have their own cosy area, nicely sheltered. A new upper grassed level has also been developed for additional power sites. In the newly upgraded kitchen and dining area, you will find gas cooking, tables and chairs and TV, or enjoy a summer evening around the BBQ on the covered bricked terrace. Excellent ablutions include a good disability suite and a baby_s bath with hand shower, while the laundry has the latest automatic machines. The whole park is beautifully maintained, everything is lovely and clean, and you can see the personal touch you get from a family run campground. Internet access is available, and your friendly hosts are Kevin, Sherryl, and Elliot Charles. Tent sites $18 per person, power sites $20 per person.

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Phone(s):

0800 767867
Address:
13 Murrell Avenue, Manapouri, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Environmental camping in a woodland atmosphere, surrounded by beech trees alive with birds and forest tracks lead down to the lake. This small but quirky campground has vintage amenities including a kitchen with various appliances and all utensils, and a new carpeted lounge is a great meeting point for people staying, with books and games to use. The small, clean shower block is separate from the basic toilets which are on the lower level, in the laundry you will find automatic washers and driers. Twelve power sites are provided, plus room for tents and you may book here for activities available in the area. There is free wifi and your host is Lee. Power sites are $37 for two, and unpowered are $32 for two adults.

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Phone(s):

03 2496623

Overseeing Body:

Gisborne District Council

Dog Policy:

Your dog is allowed at your camp site, but for the safety of other campers they must be under your control.

Last Update:

26/04/2022
Address:
36 Gladstone Road, Gisborne, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Pouawa Beach is located approximately 18km from Gisborne city. There is good swimming, fishing and diving.

Another camping area runs about 2km along the seafront under similar conditions to Waihau Beach. You can camp among the undulating sand dunes. Bring everything, including a chemical toilet. Very popular and busy in summer.

This is a restricted seasonal camping area, permit required.

Due to bad weather at the end of Match 2022, this camp is currently closed. If you wish to travel to this camp, contact the Gisbourne District Council to check the camp is open. Phone us (+64 06) 867 2049 or freephone 0800 653 800 any time, day or night - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Phone(s):

06 8672049
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Address:
1 Park Ln, Owaka, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Once you get to the beach, turn right and go to the end of the street. This camp nestled in amongst large trees, and surrounded by scenic reserve bush, is right on the waterfront at the mouth of the estuary. With 37 power sites, and many tent sites, you can nestle in amongst the trees, or perch on the waterfront. There Is also access to a private beach through the back fence. You will find a free BBQ and picnic areas under the many trees, as well as bush and beach walks. The central amenities block has excellent facilities, and in the modern kitchen you will find a microwave, gas and electric cooking, cooking and eating utensils plus a beautiful macrocarpa slab table. This room extends to a small lounge that has an open fire and satellite TV. Commercial auto washers and dryers are provided, and there is a children_s playground just down the road. It is a beautiful camp, modern and well run. Eftpos is available and the office carries some essential items. Lee-Anne and Glen are the people to see here. Prices on enquiry.

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Phone(s):

03 4158483
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Last Update:

2/5/2023
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Address:
Pouto Road, Dargaville, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

67 km from Dargaville with 10km of good gravel road, Pouto Point is at the
end of the road, but well worth the trip. Peaceful camping with 8 power
points, on a flat grassed area that has commanding views over the outer
Kaipara Harbour. Here you can watch the sunrise, go swimming, kayaking
and fishing or, for landlubbers, hire a quad and explore the thousands of acres
of sand dunes. Guided sand safaris are run from the camp. Facilities are
in the restored 1879 kauri building, which was New Zealand’s first Custom
House. A common room with tables, TV and stereo, plus a well-equipped
clean kitchen that has everything you will need. There are very modern
clean showers with hot water cost a $1 for 2 minutes. Laundry is $3 per load. New compositing
flush toilets have recently been installed. No shopping, fuel or Eftpos here,
so come prepared. For intrepid 4 wheel drivers, enquire from John how you
can get away from civilization along the 100 km of pristine beach at low tide.
Your hosts Janeen and Robin in the house next door will make you very welcome.
For current prices, refer here.

This site offers Family rooms in the hall...

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Phone(s):

09 435 0596 or +64 28 851 47108
Website:
Email/Contact Us: hello@poutocampground.co.nz

Last Update:

6/2/2022
Address:
Puhi Puhi Rd, on the north side of the Hapuku River bridge., Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

6 sites available This peaceful grassy campsite is by a short scenic bushwalk.

Phone(s):

+64 3 319 5641
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Address:
337 Pukehina Beach Road, Pukehina, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A camp with a rustic atmosphere, it is set back from the beach in a rural location. The grounds are sheltered by mature trees and dotted with potted colour enhanced by the gardens and ‘creative’ touches of the many permanent ‘weekenders’ in residence. The colour scheme in the abulution is to say the least—challenging. There is a BBQ area. The limited kitchen has a stove, hobs, microwave and fridge/freezer. The two wornout ablution blocks are basic and the showers are free. There is an automatic laundry but no eftpos here. 

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Phone(s):

+64 (07) 218 1477

Last Update:

10/03/2021
Address:
Pukekura, Lake Ianthe, South Westland, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This tiny lodge and campsite is set in native bush, just off the main road and across from the museum and gift shop. The camping area has a unisex shower (no extra charge), toilet and a small kitchen with microwave, fridge, cooker, cutlery, crockery and eating utensils. The facilities are basic but with character, and there are only three powered sites, although there are numerous tent spots. Relax in the native garden (when available), for the energetic and adventurous there are bush walks, hunting or fishing in the lake, or have your wild game meals cooked for you at the café over the road. Your hosts are Katie and Roydon. All sites are
$10 per person, children over five to 15 years $5, and under 5 years are free.

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Phone(s):

03 755 4008
Address:
34 Lamb Rd, Pukenui, 0484, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just off S Hwy 1 a short distance from the Far North Road, you will find camping above the road on terraced sites to maximize the views over Pukenui and the harbour. On the upper level there are about 40 sites, most with power, even in the high season there is usually a spot available. Many power sites have sewerage and water connections. Lots of private nooks-and-crannies have surrounding trees and hedges. There are excellent facilities on each level, which we found to be top notch in the cleanliness stakes including a kitchen with plenty of fridge space, a covered seating area is alongside a free BBQ, and freezer space may be hired. There is a coin operated laundry and free showers. Following the signs you will find farmyard animals including a goat, sheep, miniature ponies and a number of birds and fowls. You can feed and pet most of them, and getting a _selfie_ with Rambo the sheep adds a point of difference to your stay. This camp is also pet friendly. Your host is Jo, who can also make bookings for trips to the Cape and 90 Mile Beach. All sites are $16 to $18 per adult. Make this your holiday base with long stay discounts available.

 

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Phone(s):

09 4098803

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-4 > No fires at Puketi Recreation Area Campsite

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
Puketi Recreation Area Campsite, Puketi Fores, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Privacy in an unspoiled setting, but you will have to travel about 16km of
rough road to this self-registration campsite. Beside the eastern edge of
the Puketi Forest, it is close to some spectacular Kauri forest. The campsite
(capacity 50 people) is an ideal base from which to explore the forest, with its network of tracks and walks. There are wheelchair-access toilets, cold-water
taps, fireplaces and wood provided at the campsite. No pets please. All sites
are $10 per adult.

Phone(s):

09 4078474
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Address:
Owen Street, PO Box 12, Punakaiki, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Listen to the sound of the surf and sea pounding on the Pancake Rocks. Sealed roads and contoured land, gives privacy and shelter to this lovely large coastal camp which appears to be well drained, even in winter. There is a fully equipped electric kitchen, and a gas one available for large groups. Between them is the dining/social room. An alternative is the al fresco covered dining area off these rooms. The ablutions are roomy, tiled and immaculate with a good disability suite. There is a laundry and a sometimes much needed drying room. Walking distance to the local pub, with shopping just up the road, and eating places nearby. Lots to see and do, this is a great base to explore the spectacular West Coast, learn to surf, or try out a paddleboard. No pets please. Your friendly, helpful hosts are Craig and Sue. Tent sites are $17 per adult, and $8 for children, powered are $20 for adults and $9 for the kids.

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Phone(s):

03 7311894
Address:
Purakaunui Bay, Catlins - Department of Conservation, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 40 Camp on the coast. Striking cliff faces can be seen from the campsite and Purakaunui Falls are not far. There is a good surf beach to the south of the camp. Cosgrove Island, a wildlife refuge, is off the coast and Jacks Blowhole is 10 km to the north.

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Phone(s):

03 415 8341
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No. of tent sites:

90 non-powered/tent sites

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Picnic Bay to Puriri Bay track closed

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs please.

Last Update:

14/02/2022
Address:
1009 Whangaruru North Road, Whangaruru, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Whangaruru camping ground is at Puriri Bay within the Whangaruru North
Head Scenic Reserve, and 2km past Bland Bay (unsealed). The area is very
attractive with sheltered waters. Enjoy walking, swimming, boating and other
water sports. The campground faces west, with 90 sites overlooking the
Whangaruru Harbour. Flat to gently sloping grounds have scattered native
plantings. Four toilet blocks are provided plus one enclosed and one open-air
cold shower. There is good filtered drinking water on site.  No pets or
fires please.

Fees from 1 July 2022

9 February to 25 December

  • Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
  • Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
  • Infant (0–4 years): free

26 December to 8 February

  • Adult (18+ years): $18 per night
  • Child (5–17 years): $9 per night
  • Infant (0–4 years): free

Pay when making an online booking, on arrival to the camp host, or at the self registration stand when there is no camp host on site.

Passes

The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Phone(s):

+64 9 433 6160
Email/Contact Us: puriribay@gmail.com

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Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > No access to Putangirua Pinnacles

Address:
1271 Cape Palliser Rd, Aorangi Forest Park, 5772, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Putangirua Pinnacles Scenic Reserve is 13 km along Cape Palliser Road from the Lake Ferry turn-off, approximately one hours drive from Martinborough. The turn-off and campsite are 500 metres past the Department of Conservation Te Kopi Homestead and Cottage.

Phone(s):

04 3847770
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Address:
21 Bowen St, Queenstown 9300, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Set in landscaped grounds, 4 minutes' drive or 15 minutes' walk from the centre of Queenstown and 6 minutes' drive from Skycity Queenstown Casino, Qbox offers single-sized beds in dormitory style cabins. Free WiFi is provided. Each cabin has heating, a seating area and a patio with garden views. Access to a shared bathroom and shared TV area is included. Guests can use the on-site BBQ facilities available. Skyline Gondola Base and AJ Hackett Bungy are both 4 minutes' drive from QBOX. The nearest airport is Queenstown Airport, 16 minutes' drive from the property.

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Phone(s):

(03) 441 1567
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Address:
Queen Street Holiday Park 442 Lower Queen St Richmond, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A jewel of a campground recently opened on the outskirts of Nelson and with outlooks to the Richmond Ranges. Mature trees and beautifully manicured gardens have large spots with hard stands, water and power to each. BBQ tables are provided and plenty of grass areas to spread out. Brand new buildings house the spotless ablutions and a fully equipped kitchen, disability suites also. The communal laundry has everything you need and there is free wifi available. Currently under construction is an outside enclosed gazebo that will house a TV and lounge area, complete with dining seating and BBQs. Lots to do in the area, close to Richmond DBD and cycle trails. Your hosts at the newest holiday park in Nelson are Linda and Rod, a site will cost you from $34 for two.

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Phone(s):

03 5447677

Tent sites from $30 for one adult and power sites from $37 for one adult or $57 for two.

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Address:
54 Robins Road, Queenstown, PO Box 247, Queenstown, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

What an amazing campground Queenstown Holiday Park Motels are, all the luxury you could possibly want, but with an individual quirky atmosphere. Amusing sculptures and unusual use of recycled parts has made this camp something truly special. Many sites are on all weather turf, while others stretch along the banks of the stream with plenty of shade during the heat of summer. Campers will love the two outdoor kitchen/BBQ pavilions, both with innovative themes. Mosaic paths lead to superb ablutions, which include a spa bathroom and sauna (for hire), and disability/family facilities are available. Gather in the comfort of the TV lounges, or in the sunroom/dining bay. The laundry facilities are excellent, there is plentiful internet access, and coffee and a supermarket are on your doorstep. Your hosts are Tonnie and Erna Spijkerbosch. Tent sites from $30 for one adult and power sites from $37 for one adult or $57 for two.

Phone(s):

0800 786222
Website:
Email/Contact Us: creeksyde@camp.co.nz
Address:
4 Cemetery Rd, Queenstown, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

  • Above Lake Wakatipu, and close to the heart of Queenstown, is this large and
    busy complex. With a brand new reception area and entrance, plus a security
    barrier with card access for campers, it feels welcoming and modern from the
    moment you come in. The state of the art kitchen, with two cooking areas and
    dining room with all mod cons, adjoins the TV room, while the outside dining
    area has a coin operated BBQ. Help yourself to herbs out of the garden beside
    the kitchen, and admire the lovely flower boxes below the windows. The
    laundry has banks of token-operated automatic machines and modern, clean
    ablutions , including an adjacent suite for mothers and babies. The office doubles
    as a booking centre and internet access station, there are several card operated
    phones around the grounds. Eftpos and credit card facilities are available in the
    office, and there is a dump point with fresh water. Your hosts are the friendly
    camp team. Non-powered sites are $25 per person, and powered sites are
    $27.50 per adult. $12 per child, 2 to14 years, powered or un-powered site.
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Phone(s):

03 4427252
Address:
70 Arthurs Point Road, Arthurs Point, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

In a quiet alpine setting you will find this lovely park, close to many of the Shotover River activities, which you can book at the office as there is a full booking service here. A large, well-appointed kitchen is adjacent to a combined dining and leisure area, and TV and internet access as well as a covered outdoor BBQ area. The ablutions are of high quality, very clean, and with high pressure water, reticulated gas and a fully equipped laundry. All facilities have been completely renovated and are in mint condition. A children's playground is close to the outside covered dining area, and includess a jumping pillow.  Just a stroll to a hotel and restaurant and lots to do here if you fancy a Shotover jet boat ride, skiing, bungy jumping, horse trekking, river rafting, or other activities too numerous to list. Your friently hosts are Karl and Holly.  SItes are $42 for two adults and exact adult is $20.

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Phone(s):

0800 462267
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Dog Policy:

Dogs are a part of your family and don't want to be left at home! Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times.

Last Update:

28/05/2021
Address:
Quinney's Bush Camp and Caravan Park, State Highway 6, Tapawera, 7072, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This must be the most family friendly camp ground in the South Island, it looks like an amazing place to stay. Large sites on flat land with mature trees - some have gorgeous wooden swinging seats hanging from them for parents to sit and keep an eye on the children enjoying themselves in the adventure playground. The huge area has defined camping areas with a couple of central amenity blocks, one of which is brand spanking new. The first block has a clean, tidy kitchen with all amenities, laundry, toilet and shower block (with wheelchair access) and a phone. The second (new) block has toilets, showers and an outdoor kitchen dishwashing area.

There are lots of amazing outdoor activities for children is their specialty, with too many to list... although we will give it a go! There is a safe river with swimming holes, a skate park, waterslide and a confidence course with a flying fox to name just a few attractions. The children's summer programme includes go-carts and mini bikes (bring your own), orienteering, and an on-site shop sells basics.

This camp has been created by the Quinney family with a Christian emphasis and caters for large groups.

Please refer to the bookings page for current charges.

Phone(s):

03 522 4249
Website:
Email/Contact Us: quinneysbush@xtra.co.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Raetea North Side Campsite access limited

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
Raetea North Side Camping Area, State Highway 1, Mangamuka, 0476, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The campsite is located on State Highway 1 at the northern foot of Raetea
Forest (Mangamuka Gorge)18 km, south-east of Kaitaia along S Hwy 1 towards
Mangataiore. Look for ‘Raetea Reserve’ sign and follow the short gravel drive
beyond the stream ford. Just 20 free campsites set in one of the last remaining
lowland coastal forests. Look and listen for Kukupa or Kereru (wood pigeon),
short tailed bats and parakeets. Kauri snails are present here too.

Phone(s):

09 4097521
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Address:
10 Parapara Road, Raetihi, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This little camp is centrally located to Pipiriki, the Mt Ruapehu ski fields and the Tongariro Crossing, with world-class fishing available 25km away at the Manganui-O-Te-Ao River. Tidy grounds have easy access through a glade of trees to a lower tenting area, where you can enjoy a romantic evening with the sound of the river nearby or take an evening glow-worm lit fairy trail stroll along the ten minute bush walk. The kitchen and dining block is wheelchair accessible and has ranch sliders opening to a large deck and outdoor BBQ area. The ablutions are free with a roomy and modern shower and a disabled access suite, as well as an older block at the other end of the camp. Ben and Rebecca are your hosts and they can arrange canoe, kayak and jet boating tours, tramping and mountain biking as part of the adventure tourism run from the site. All sites cost from $10 per person, with a dump station available free to guests.

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Phone(s):

0800 408888
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Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry

Last Update:

8/3/2022
Address:
Marine Parade, PO Box 34, Raglan, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Raglan Holiday Park offers 300 tent & powered sites, cabins, self contained units, bunk rooms, group facilities, conference room, laundry, ablution facilities. TV lounge, BBQ, fish smoking/cleaning area. Children's playground. 6kms to surf beach. 5min walk to town over foot bridge.
Whether you have come to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of this idyllic New Zealand beach town or are a surfer seeking some world class wave action, Raglan Holiday Park is the perfect place stay. Situated on a peninsula in the Raglan Harbour, the land that the camp ground occupies is almost entirely surrounded by water. With vehicle access by a lone road bridge, this virtual island has its own sandy beach, boat ramp, takeaway store, a huge playground, skate park and a picturesque walk bridge conveniently linking the Raglan Holiday Park to the Raglan Town centre. Our peaceful and well maintained campground has all the facilities you will need to make your stay as fun and relaxing as possible. Whether you are tenting, having your holiday-home on wheels or fancy some comfortable motel style accommodation then look no further than Raglan Holiday Park.
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Phone(s):

07 8258283
Website:
Email/Contact Us: stay@raglanholidaypark.co.nz
Address:
46 Cron Street, Franz Josef, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

What a jewel of a place this is! From the secluded bays nestled in amongst the rain forest, to the large dining tables made out of recycled wood from the forest around. Each site is on gravel stands, with its own picnic table, no tenting here unfortunately. The kitchens are all new, the interiors have been designed by an expert and include all amenities. In the living/lounge area, you can watch Sky or just hang out on the comfy couches, while just outside is a covered area that includes BBQs and outside seating so you can watch the children in the play area. The bathrooms/showers/toilets are unisex and wheelchair friendly, and a disability suite is available. There is a dump station on site and the laundries have good washing machines and dryers, and of course all the facilities are immaculate. After you have a soak in the huge hot tub available for guests, head on over to the bar that opens at 4.30. Pamper yourself by having a spa and sauna, or have a meal at the caf_ that turns into a restaurant at night. Clear your email, buy a snack, or book a scenic flight, all available in the reception area. Oscar is your very friendly host. All sites are powered and are $44 for two , children aged four to 16 years are $13.50, and under three are free.

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Phone(s):

0800 897246

There are 58 permanent sites.

Overseeing Body:

Rakaia Gorge Society Incorporated
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Address:
6686 Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road.Canterbury 7782., Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

One of Canterbury's best kept secrets. Nestled into the base of the Rakaia Gorge and located on the South Side of the Rakaia Gorge Bridges on the Inland Scenic Route. This camp has a new ablution block with toilets, hot showers and disability facilities. Instead of a kitchen there is a kitchen shelter where you bring your own cookers and equipment. (BBQ available for a small fee) A laundry tub is on-site. A free book exchange operates from the kitchen. There are plenty of picnic tables and BBQ areas, some overlooking the river. The area is beautifully kept and very sheltered with an abundance of trees. Sites are $10pp and to encourage family groups, children under 12 are free. Other attractions include Salmon fishing in the world famous Rakaia River, Rakaia Gorge Walkway, Jet Boating and Jet Boat Trips, It is close to Methven and Mount Hutt. If a site supervisor is not available there is an honesty box. An email version of our Things To Do info sheet can be emailed on request. Email request to graham@orarinursery.co.nz

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Phone(s):

03 302 9353
Website:
Email/Contact Us: graham@orarinursery.co.nz
Address:
Rakaia River Holiday Park, Rakaia Hwy, Rakaia, Canterbury, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A well-established camp with an abundance of conifers for both shade and shelter. The office provides a wide array of fishing gear and basic food. Many sites are individually hedged and sheltered, 80 have power. An inground swimming pool, giant chess and draughts, a well-equipped playground with spring-free trampoline and a mini golf course are provided for the children. The kitchen is modern and well-appointed, also includes a dining area. There is outside seating under cover both here and in the BBQ area across the lane. The modern recreation lounge, complete with pool table and a _swap a book_ library, has a large TV and an internet station, wifi is available. Brightly coloured ablutions have large showers and the laundry has auto equipment. All the facilities are well kept, and there is a dump station on site. Centrally located for campers to explore the beauties of this region, ideally suited for the fishing enthusiast and for families. Your hosts are Sandy and Glenn. All sites are $38 for two.

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Phone(s):

0800 226772

Tariff: Cabin $48, extra adult $19, extra child $13; power site $37, child under 15yrs $11, minimum charge $30; non-power site $31, child under 15yrs $11, minimum charge $23..

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Address:
25 Ararimu Road, Ramarama, RD 3, Drury, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Well signposted, this camp is sited in an elevated rural setting, just off the southern motorway at Ramarama, handy if you wish a no-frills overnight stopover. Adjacent to the camp is a 7-day store and takeaway. The extensive camping area is largely flat, with around 100 sites. The older-style kitchen has a full stove plus electric hobs, a big fridge/freezer and dining space. An ablution block, an automatic laundry and a dump point are provided. There is a T V lounge a games room. 

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Phone(s):

+64 9 294 8903
Website:
Email/Contact Us: ramarama.park@gmail.com
Address:
Ranfurly Holiday Park Motels & Cabins 8 Reade Street, Ranfurly, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a lovely campground close to the rail trail for you to rest your weary
bones and have a shower in their clean and well-appointed ablution blocks.
Cook a meal in the kitchen, then eat It at the lovely outdoor area just outside.
Put your tent or van up amongst the beautiful trees and rose bushes, and
know that if It gets windy you will be protected by the established shelter belts
and pine forest to the rear. Keep the kids entertained in the two playgrounds,
plenty of room to play soccer, climb forts, or swing down the flying fox. Just
down the road is a four square, café, and information centre, as well as other
small town shops. There is a dump point, internet access, and credit card
facilities, and you can book online. Your hosts are Paul and Amanda. Power
sites, $36 for two people and tent sites, $15 per adult and $9 per child.

Phone(s):

0800 726387
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Address:
Rangiora Holiday Park, 337 Lehmans Rd, Rangiora, Canterbury, 7471, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Opposite the racecourse, the park entrance leads to level ground, with a
variety of pleasant sites scattered between the permanent campers. A tiled
conservatory is the focal point of the amenities block, with a large TV and
couches. To each side are the large kitchen and ablutions, all in good, clean
condition. There are automatic washing machines and dryers, and a dump
station is also available, some even on sites. Next to the playground is an in
ground swimming pool and a children’s splash pool. Families, sports teams and
groups are well catered for, and your hosts are Allan and Raewyn Campbell.
There are at least 20 sites with power at $30 for two adults and plenty of tent
or unpowered sites for $30 for 2 adults; $18 for 1 adult.

Phone(s):

03 3135759
Address:
Rangiora Leigh Holiday Park, 433 Dixons Rd, Waimakariri, Loburn, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Large vehicles can enjoy this holiday park set on well kept, level lawns. With
the permanent campers to one side of the camp, casual campers have a choice of two amenities blocks.  One block is situated in the old Christian camp
building, and includes a large common room, a well equipped kitchen, ablutions
that contain disabled facilities, and a laundry. This block is old but clean and
tidy. The second amenities block was in the process of being upgraded when
we went through, the modern block will house toilets, showers and another
well equipped kitchen. There is space to spread out and enjoy the peace and
quiet of the country, a river close by, and pets are welcome by arrangement.
Your host is Robert McAlister. Powered sites are $28 and tent sites $25 for
two adults.

Phone(s):

03 3128872
Website:
Email/Contact Us: rangioraleighcamp@xtra.co.nz

Closed For Winter?:

Yes

Overseeing Body:

Ashburton District Council phone 03-307-7700

Dog Policy:

Must be kept on a leash

Last Update:

03/02/2021
Address:
369 Wrens Road, Coldstream, Canterbury 7773, New Zealand., South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Rangitata campground is now open from the 1st of September 2022 until the end of April 2023.

Situated on the north bank of the Rangitata River mouth, this is a beautiful old style campground. Most of the facilities are housed in the old style concrete block type buildings, but all have been painted and are immaculately clean and tidy. There are several different spots to camp, under trees, in small sheltered groupings, or out in the open for larger vehicles. All sites are level and the large pine tree hedges keep you sheltered if there happens to be any wind. The kitchen area includes dining table and several appliances, while the free showers and laundry are a special feature. With 24 powered sites, and plenty of non-powered, there is room for all, but be aware there is no dump station on site - lots of lovely spring water though. A very popular spot for salmon fishing and white baiting, the beach and river are only a short walk away. The camp opens early September and is open until Easter Weekend, do your shopping before you get here as the nearest shop is 24kms away at Hinds. You can bring your pets but dogs must be kept on a lead.

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Phone(s):

021 547 325

Closed For Winter?:

Yes

Overseeing Body:

Timaru District Council

Last Update:

06/09/2022
Address:
150 Rangitata Huts Road, Clandeboye, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the south side of the Rangitata River, this camp is set on flat grounds close to the river mouth and sea. Dedicated fisherman and can stretch stories about the salmon, trout, cod or shark they caught. Pine
hedges supply a wind break to the 35 sites with power and as many again for
tents, many of these are taken by permanents. A small kitchen has a freezer for
your catch, a dining table, and the washing machine is in here too. The ablutions
have toilets and metered hot showers. There is an outside fish cleaning sink provided.
The camp opens early September, coinciding with fishing seasons, and is open through until Easter weekend, catering for fishers and campers.

Manager: Glen & Rosalie Shaw

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Phone(s):

021 547 325
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Last Update:

25/05/2023
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Address:
10 Hawken Street, Rapahoe, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Rapahoe Beach Holiday Park is a favourite place for groups and families (including your furry friends) to spend your holidays and experience camping the old school way, literally in the grounds of an old 1930s school! Located just 11km north of Greymouth, this quiet, secluded location immediately on the beachfront offers a range of facilities and activities for your comfort and relaxation – all while being central to a range of popular West Coast tourist attractions. Favourite pastimes for visitors include swimming in the “school pool” or on the beach, gemstone hunting, fishing, observing the local seal colony at Point Elizabeth, checking out the amazing geological papa rock and limestone features on the rugged northern point, or whitebait fishing on the river nearby. Maybe you would just like to simply read a book from our library or teach the kids a few of the old school board games? There’s something for everyone.

Motorhome and caravan sites (powered or non-powered), as well as tent sites available. Due to renovations by the new management, there are limited cabins and caravans for hire. These will be added to as the grounds are further developed. 

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Phone(s):

0508 465 432 / 021 091 69772
Website:
Email/Contact Us: rapahoeholidaypark@gmail.com

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Water restrictions at campsite

Address:
Port Underwood Rd, near Blenheim., Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 20. Camp next to a beach. Fish, walk, picnic, surf or walk to Monkey Bay for a better swimming beach.

Phone(s):

03 5203002
Website:

There are 65 tent sites available - bookings not required.

Address:
Rarawa Beach Campsite, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

With a stunning white sandy beach right on your doorstep, Rarawa is your own “slice of Far North paradise” so come relax and enjoy.

Phone(s):

09 4086014
Website:
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Dog Policy:

Dogs are not permitted.

Last Update:

26/04/2023
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Address:
23 Marie Ave, Red Beach, New Zealand, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

More like a mini village than a camping ground, this 34-acre park rambles along the hills above the northern end of Red Beach. There are narrow winding streets, individually named, and clusters of own-your-own cottages with permanently leased sites. Mature trees shelter the attractive communal grassed area near the park entrance which has an excellent children's playground and a small stage where live bands play and budding stars can practice. Alongside is a recreation hall with extra facilities. There are six small amenities blocks with brand new dining facilities next to a kitchen. A good tenting area with a BBQ available. There is internet access and you can master the game of table tennis. Xmas and New Year entertainment is a feature.  A 'Jacob's Ladder' gives direct access to the beach at the north end of the park and a footbridge provides access to Red Beach, a Life guard serviced beach at the southern end.

Was previously the Pinewoods Motor Park. 

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Phone(s):

09 426 4526
Email/Contact Us: stay@redbeachtop10.co.nz
Address:
1 Ross St, off Broadway, Reefton, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

In an old gold mining town steeped in history, this riverside camp has a lovely
sheltered aspect with a perimeter of tall fir trees.  The sites are level with plenty
of room and are well kept, parks on grass or gravel. A large clean kitchen (with
a wood burner) has an entry at each end and is complete with two full stoves,
microwaves, hot plates and a fridge/freezer. The well-maintained ablutions have
large showers with dressing rooms, a children’s bath and a disability suite, while
the laundry provides autmatic washers and dryers.  A great area for fishing
we are told, with many walks and mountain bike tracks to enjoy in the area,
the camp is at the back of the Reefton shops and restaurants so close to
everything. A state-of-the-art roller park is next door, as is the swimming pool,
or take a stroll in the bushy Victoria Park. Your host is Shane. Tent sites $25 for
two, power sites $28 for two, or $20 for one adult. Extra adults are from $1,
and school groups by arrangement.
 

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Phone(s):

03 7328477
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Big Bend Track slip > Ōrongorongo Track reroute > Graces Stream Campsite permanently closed > Catchpool Valley Road damage > Coast Road Cabin permanently closed

Last Update:

26/05/2023
Address:
Catchpool Valley Camping Area, Wellington/Wairarapa, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Catchpool Valley is the most popular entrance to Remutaka Forest Park. It includes Orongorongo Valley and its booked huts - bookings can be made via the online booking system or by contacting the Wellington Visitor Centre. Within Catchpool Valley are attractive short walks and access to longer bush tramps, a well maintained campground, and pleasant picnic and barbecue facilities. There is also a field centre, toilets, and a 24-hour emergency telephone. The Catchpool Valley is undergoing a transformation as pine trees planted by the former New Zealand Forest Service are removed to enable the return of native forest.

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Phone(s):

+64 4 384 7770
Email/Contact Us: wellingtonvc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

51

Fires Allowed?:

No fires are permitted at any time.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information of this camp courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

12/04/2023
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Address:
Ash Pit Road Campsite Ash Pit Road, Rerewhakaaitu, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp on the shores of Lake Rerewhakaaitu; a great venue for viewing water birds.

Phone(s):

07 349 7400 or +64 7 867 9080
Email/Contact Us: rotorua@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

25

Fires Allowed?:

No fires are permitted at any time

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

13/04/2023
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Address:
Rerewhakaaitu Bretts Road Camping Area Rerewhakaaitu Road, Rerewhakaaitu, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp on the shores of Lake Rerewhakaaitu - fishing is good, swimming and walking nearby.

Phone(s):

07 349 7400 or +64 7 867 9080
Email/Contact Us: rotorua@doc.govt.nz
Address:
29 Gladstone Road (S Hwy 6) Richmond Nelson, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A small camp with large sites separated by plantings for privacy. The kitchen is
spotless, small and well equipped with all appliances and an outside BBQ/dining
area with outdoor furniture and a shade sail on patio by kitchen. A carpeted
TV room is adjacent to a good children’s playground. This camp has free
wireless internet. The ablutions are excellent and well kept, with both unisex
and separate facilities, plus a disability suite. An inviting swimming pool with
outdoor furniture awaits you. There is a dump point here and a laundry with
automatic equipment. Internet is available. Your hosts are Helen and Gary
Borcovsky. All camping is from $20 per person, children two to14 years are
$10 and under two years are free.

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Phone(s):

03 5447323

Single, double, bunk beds, tent and campervan sites and a spacious dormitory with a bunk room, TV and own kitchen. Single room - $30 per person per night Double and twin rooms - $30 per person per night Tent sites $18 up to 2 persons ($5 per extra person) Campervans FREE.

Address:
20 Waitapu Wharf Road, Takaka, New Zealand, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This historic hotel is a five minute drive north from Takaka. Camping is in a peaceful country setting on spacious grounds with a great family atmosphere. Two power sites and plenty of level grass to set up your van or tent. A good kitchen with all appliances and utensils are available for your use, and the lounge is in a large comfortable room on the ground floor of the hotel, that is shared with backpackers. Showers and toilets are upstairs and are tidy and clean. Fish and chips are available, as is the internet. Pre-arranged pickups are available in a courtesy shuttle from town. Your friendly hosts are Richard and Paula. Single room - $30 per person per night Double and twin rooms - $30 per person per night Tent sites $18 up to 2 persons ($5 per extra person) Campervans FREE., NZMCA discounts available.

Phone(s):

03 525 9425
Address:
Tapu-Coroglen Road, Coroglen., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turn west at the Coroglen Tavern, and head 3 km along a narrow unsealed road to this relaxed camp by the picturesque Waiwawa River. A bushland experience awaits you. All the amenities are comfortable with country-style housekeeping. A big kitchen features a wood-fired range as well as electric and microwave cooking. Adjacent is an inviting TV room. There are portacom toilet/shower suites and another full amenities block, including a small kitchen with gas rings. Automatic laundry equipment is provided. Filtered water is on tap. Choose from a wealth of level sites with a bush backdrop, some with power. A gazebo is available for dining and socialising. Your hosts are Gemma and Wayne, who operate a small shop in the camp office for the basics. Casual camping is from $15 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

07 8663130
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Address:
45 Doubledays Rd, Kaiapoi, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a large country camp with plentiful facilities, including those for disabled people. There are a lot of permanents in this park, but it is done very well. An immaculate kitchen has a microwave, rangettes and fridge/freezer. The laundry includes a children’s bath and use of an iron. The ablution blocks are very spacious with lots of good showers. A smaller kitchen and a laundry have been added to help in the busy season. A separate TV/dining room has double doors opening to the garden, where there is a children’s play area. Much hard work has been put into landscaping the grounds, which are colourful and well kept. Play golf on the 10-hole par 3 golf course, and eftpos is available. Please and make sure you book in advance as there are limited sites.

Phone(s):

03 327 5511 / 027 622 1057
Website:
Email/Contact Us: riverlandspark@xtra.co.nz

Last Update:

11/02/2021
Address:
3535 State Highway 1, Riverlands, Marlborough, South Island 7274

DESCRIPTION:

Located just south of Blenheim, Riverlands Roadhouse offers modern motel units,  a fully licensed Café open 7 days a week, truck stop facilities including a Caltex fuel stop, weigh bridge & truck/camper wash and powered and non-powered camper van sites.

Phone(s):

03 579 3300
Website:
Address:
Harker Street, Waipawa,, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Relaxed camping, as it used to be, on the banks of the Waipawa River. From SHwy 2, turn into Victoria Street and then Harker Street and drive to the end where you will find a quiet 6.5 acre park with a tranquil country setting and just a short walk from the town shops and services. The kids will appreciate the nearby skatepark, tennis courts and pool; along with the small on-site play area and nearby river swimming. The grounds have picnic tables with a large, shady grassed area for tents and 52 powered sites. The simple kitchen has space to linger and watch TV while you enjoy a meal. Showers are limited, but roomy. There are automatic washers and a dryer in the laundry. Friendly camping with your hosts, Paddy, Tess and Livi. Power sites and non powered sites all $15 per person. Kids 12 years and under are half price and 2 years and under are free.

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Phone(s):

06 8578976
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Address:
2328 Herbert-Hampden Road, Herbert, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A peaceful and serene wooded camp ground, with large established trees and
over 30 acres to choose a campsite. The river runs alongside the campsite,
where you can pitch your tent right beside the water and fish for trout. Once
a scout camp, there is great children’s playground come obstacle course,
swimming holes in the river, and a large area for you to set up your tent
or park your van. The campers’ kitchen has electric hobs, hot water, fridges,
microwave and dining area. Ablutions are reminiscent of its prior use with
concrete block buildings, but bright new shower curtains and paint liven things
up and everything is clean and tidy. Owners say a new amenities block is on
the cards in 2016. There is a basic laundry, and a spa and sauna are available
for hire, as well as a dump station. The campground is also dog friendly and
your friendly hosts are Janine and Warren. Non-powered sites are $13 per
person, powered are $15.

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Phone(s):

03 4395830
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Address:
41 Black Swamp Road, PO Box 2, Mangawhai, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Only 400 metres off the main road, down an avenue of citrus trees, is this
superb holiday park. A large proportion of the park is owner occupied.
There are some available sites for casuals dotted around but a cluster of prime
riverside sights have been set aside for the holidaymaker. Gaze across the
well-kept lawns to the tidal estuary with farmland in the distance. A spic and
span central ablutions block is nicely tiled, has metered showers and includes
a disability suite. The roomy kitchen/dining has ovens, cooktops, microwaves
and instant boiling water but you need to provide your own cutlery, pots and plates. Alongside is a large lounge and an exchange library opening to a
recreation room with pool table, darts and table tennis. The laundry is wellequipped
and has an iron. There is a central play area for the children including
a trampoline. Dump station for guests only. There is a filleting bench, but ALL
fish waste MUST be removed from the park. The 2hr return walk beside the
tidal river to the sea will give your legs a good stretch. All sites are from $18
per adult, children $9. Seasonal rates apply.

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Address:
Riverview RD, PO Box 140, Murchison, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campground is located less than 1 kilometer North of Murchison township, on the Buller River with more than 18 acres of well-established grounds, and an adjacent bush reserve. The main camping area has sheltered well-kept power and tent sites, while the river paddock has numerous unmarked tent sites and there are some lovely riverside spots. The facilities include five kitchen blocks, four ablution blocks, laundry facilities, BBQs, playground, boat ramp, drying room, and free wifi. The kitchens are well-stocked with a generous range of appliances and views over the river. Bookings can be made here to go rafting, or have a game of golf next door, go swimming, fishing or gold panning. Local music festivals are held here, and it is a gathering spot for kayakers and rafters. There is easy river access with a swimming hole, and you can walk the 20 min Kahikatea walkway which has an abundance of bird life. Make sure you check in at the office as you arrive to meet your hosts Robin and Linda Sanford. Tent sites from $12.50 per person, powered sites from $25 for two people.

Phone(s):

0800 5239591
Address:
Riverton Holiday Park and Camping Ground, 43 Richard St, Riverton, New Zealand, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The grounds of this spot have been beautifully landscaped and the camp has a panoramic view over the sea. Based in an old hall, the lounge is a huge area that includes a stage, a ping pong table, puzzles, and large comfy sofas pulled up around the huge stone fireplace. There is also a TV and piano, as well as a separate library with many books to borrow. The kitchen has served many people in its lifetime, but is immaculate and quirky with Its old wood walls and retro dining chairs and tables. The toilets and showers are plentiful and recently painted, as is the laundry which has automated washing machines and dryers. The whole place is spotlessly clean and welcoming and is a great stopover on the Te Araroa walking track. Your hosts are Craig and Veronica Wylie, and there are 18 sites available for vans and tents. Prices are $20 for one person and $30 for two, extra adults are $15 and children aged five to12 years are $5, while children under five years are free.

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Phone(s):

03 2348132
Address:
141 Bond Road, Te Awamutu, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

If you_re looking for a quiet location, close to the town swimming pool and an easy drive to Hamilton and Cambridge, this camp is ideal. There are two entrances, with a separate drive further along Bond Street that offers good access for larger vehicles. Sunny, level lawn sites, with plenty of taps are spread across two terraces. The immaculate amenities include a sparkling modern kitchen with full stove, microwave and hot plate cooking, plus a fridge/freezer. The ablutions are equally inviting, with roomy free showers, bathroom extras and a disabled access suite. A laundry and a dump station are provided. The kids have a trampoline and modest play area. Your hosts are Bill and Faye Jenkins. All sites are $17 per person.

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Phone(s):

07 8717420
Website:
Address:
184 Waipouri Lane RD 3 Tutukaka Whangarei, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Rocky Bay Cove is available for exclusive hire (one booking only at a time) throughout the year. Note: In winter heavy rain may limit site access to four wheel drive vehicles only. ( A four wheel drive vehicle is available to access the site if necessary.)

  • Bookings are limited to a maximum of 12 people. The minimum stay is two nights.
  • An additional cost is a cleaning fee which is $10 a night subject to a $50 maximum.
  • Fee includes use of all facilities and equipment: boat ramp, mooring, floating golf green (golf balls and clubs provided), fishing gear, crayfish pots, snorkelling gear, life jackets, dinghy. A refundable bond of $250 is required.
  • There is ample parking. Campervans are permitted.
  • Contact us for further information
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Phone(s):

021 718 478
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Te Urewera alerts

6 non-powered/tent sites.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Seasonal restrictions Fires are permitted if there is no regional fire ban in place. Check for fire bans on the Fire Emergency New Zealand Authority website.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
Te Urewera National Park. Department of Conservation: Aniwaniwa Visitor Centre, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The first Lake Waikaremaona campsite you hit driving from the Wairoa road end, it is 10 km south of the Waikaremoana Visitor Centre. A basic self registration campsite, it has been closed in the past due to an aquatic weed
infestation. Check with the Visitor Centre for its current status before camping here. This lakeside campsite offers toilets and a boat ramp and has room for about 6 tents. Water is available from the stream. Camping is free at this site.

Phone(s):

06 837 3803
Email/Contact Us: teureweravc@ngaituhoe.iwi.nz
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Address:
Rotherham Hotel 42 George Street, Rotherham, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This boutique camping spot by the hotel/cafe has a lovely relaxed atmosphere and picturesque surroundings. With lovingly landscaped grounds, and flowers and trees all around, this is a peaceful spot. It's not a huge amount of ground, but there are two power points and room for tents, there is also a small kitchen with a microwave and fridges. Laundry facilities are available on request, and there are good toilets and showers here. Take advantage of the full restaurant,or stop in and have a beer at the bar with your friendly host Keith Fenwick.
Tent sites are $10 per person or with power from $20.

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Phone(s):

(03) 315 6373
Email/Contact Us: rotherhamhotel@xtra.co.nz
Address:
Rotoma Holiday Park 8 Manawahe Rd Lake Rotoma 3074 New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A relaxed Christian focused camp between the beautiful Lakes Rotoehu and Rotoma, some 30m from Rotorua. Adjacent to the Rotoma Scenic Reserve and the local school, it is a peaceful spot away from the main tourist bustle. The camp has a bush backdrop with large, tidy, level sites, and only a short walk to the beautiful Waitangi Soda Springs for a hot soak. The amenities have a beautiful mural painted on the outside, and have clean, metered showers, toilets, and a breezy covered communal dining and social area beside the kitchens. Nearby Lake Rotoma is a popular spot for fishing and water sports, so you want to utilise the fish cleaning facilities. The camp has 30 powered sites and a similar number of tent sites, under large mature trees. Your friendly hosts are Lucy and Tony Cullen. Tent sites are from $15 per person, with powered sites $20 per person, children five to16 years $8. No credit card or eftpos so bring your cash.

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Phone(s):

07 3620815
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Address:
22 Beaumont Road, Rotorua, New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A friendly park with art-deco style buildings situated a short drive from central Rotorua. In a quiet suburban location at Ngongotaha, you can relax at the camp or enjoy a short walk to the lake, local village shops or nearby popular trout fishing streams. For the fisherman there is fish cleaning equipment and a smokehouse, and a BBQ can be hired to cook the catch of the day. Facilities are non-smoking and the showers are free. Major upgrades are planned in the kitchen area, a nice outdoor seating area is the start of these. While the kitchen is small at the moment, it has all the amenities you need, and everything is clean and smart. Amuse the children at the playground with trampoline, TV/games room or fun bike hire, while the spa pool or above ground solar heated swimming pool are open from October to May, or stay in touch using the wireless hotspot. Lovely hosts Reece and Dianne will help you in the office which doubles as a camp store, provides information for all local attractions, as well as providing trout fishing supplies. Sites are from $30 for two, $7.50 per child, and peak seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

0800 574289
Website:
Email/Contact Us: stay@rotoruafamilypark.co.nz
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Address:
Rotorua Thermal Holiday Park 463 Old Taupo Road,Springfield Springfield Rotorua 3015, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

If you are into mountain biking, then this is the camp for you, with back gate access to the local mountain bike trails, book ahead for the onsite sorts masseuse, and a purpose built bike wash. First camp as you come in from Taupo, this well-groomed park is lush with mature trees and ponga ferns, giving it a restful urban setting. Choose from 100 powered sites, large vehicle bays, or a special 24-site hardstand campervan area, complete with covered walkway to the streamlined kitchen and inviting indoor recreational area. Campers have the option of several different kitchens, all with plentiful cooking facilities, or of enjoying an open-air meal at the BBQ dining areas. Tent sites can be found on a picturesque, elevated lawn at the rear of the camp complete with their own amenities block and views of the surrounding hills. All the facilities are first class and have disabled access, recent makeovers have made things even nicer, and a dump point is provided. Take a soak in the hot mineral pools, or try the heated swimming pool, children are well catered for with lots of new equipment in the adventure playground under magnificent oak trees, as well as a bike track. Right out the back is a large area that includes facilities for playing volleyball, cricket, tennis, or rugby. Large groups are no problem here, and the upgrades planned in the next two years are exciting. The friendly staff in the office will be able to book one of the many attractions on offer, some are discounted for this camp only, and shuttle buses use the camp as a pickup point. Non-powered sites from $20, powered sites and motorhome sites from $25 per adult.

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Phone(s):

07 3463140
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@rotoruathermal.co.nz
Address:
1495 Pukuatua Street, Rotorua, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This smart urban park is only one kilometre away from the central city and
has 40 level sites. Most of the camping spots are paved and with power, while
a number of rear sites enjoy a secluded garden atmosphere. There are two
kitchens and a roofed pavilion with free electric BBQ and picnic tables. Two
smart ablution blocks, one includes disabled access facilities, also you’ll fnd a
compact laundry. Check out the centrally located seasonal heated swimming
pool, two mineral pools and petanque court. A dump and fll-up station for
mobile homes is available, and a local tour booking facility. A cosy lounge with
a gas fre, book swap and Sky TV, or stay in touch with wireless internet hotspot
and on-site pay phone. Your hosts are the Adams family, and sites are from $40
for two, seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

07 3481886
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Last Update:

23/09/2022
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Address:
21 Ruakaka Beach Rd, Ruakaka, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Ruakaka Beach Holiday Park is on the Bream Bay Coast. There are 264 sites with power and 80 sites non-powered. Choose from a wide variety of sites, some overlooking the estuary and sea. This camp has bird-conservation areas and resident ducks. There are excellent ablutions. All have token metered showers in over seven different blocks, plus disability facilities; all spotlessly clean. The automatic laundry equipment is first class. The kitchens are tidy, with limited appliances. A kitchen block has been built. recently For the active camper there is tennis, fishing plus other seaside options, and for the children, a playground. A secured boat parking area and fish cleaning bench is provided. You can walk through the camp to a 7-day grocery shop. A sewerage and dump point, plus car/boat wash facilities are provided. Please no pets here.

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Phone(s):

09 433 7590
Website:
Email/Contact Us: ruakaka@motorcamp.co.nz

Dog Policy:

Dog friendly

Last Update:

19/07/2022
Address:
Ruapuke Motor Camp, 1510 Whaanga Rd, Raglan, 3296, New Zealand, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Between Raglan and Kawhia (approximately 25 km south of Raglan on the
gravel coast road), Ruapuke offers rural camping in a streamside setting.
Alternatively turn into Te Mata Road from the SH23 and travel for approx 20
km (only last 5km gravel road) Over the hill is a beach popular for fishing and
surfing. There are 60 sites available, 10 with power. The fisherman’s kitchen
has a full stove, plus hotplates and fridge/freezers. There are hot-water
showers in the rustic ablutions and a free auto washer and dryer.

Prices: Listed here.

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Phone(s):

07 825 6800
Website:
Email/Contact Us: ruapukemotorcamp@gmail.com
Address:
1 James Street, Russell, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Enjoy the stunning views of Russell township, the Bay, and over to Paihia. This park is located on the hill above the waterfront, with an easy walk
to shops, restaurants, heritage buildings and trails. Sites are level on three
terraces, with the higher sites having great views. All amenities are on
the middle terrace. A disability access bathroom is available on request.
Overlooking the water, is a well appointed kitchen, with adjoining dining,
and TV annexe.. Wif is also available. There are good cobbled driveways
throughout forming a one-way system to a separate exit and a central
play area and equipment for children. Boat engine flush and fsh cleaning
facilities are available. The many activities in this area include fshing, sailing, kayaking, cycling, Bay of Islands cruises, bushwalking, and heritage trails.
A dump station is here. Becky and Troy are your hosts. Powered sites
from $40 for two, and tent sites from $35 for two. Seasonal rates apply.


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Phone(s):

(09) 403 7826; Toll Free NZ 0800 148 671
Email/Contact Us: info@russelltop10.co.nz

Accommodation, we have
Family Bungalow sleeps 6. Holiday Home sleeps up to 7. Bungalow sleeps 4, Cottage sleeps 5. Ecco Studio sleeps 2. Tourist Flat sleeps 4 to 6. Cabins sleep 2 to 4. Retro Caravan sleeps 4. Tipi sleeps 3.
Glamping Ecco sleeps 3. and Glamping for a couple.

Address:
Russell - Orongo Bay Holiday Park, 5960 Russell Rd, Russell, Far North, North Island 0272

DESCRIPTION:

Approx 3.5 kilometers from Russell is this tranquil picturesque camp, set in a sheltered bush covered valley. Some 14 acres, is divided by trees giving a variety of spacious sites some with privacy (around 40 have power). A swimming pool with outdoor seating, and an imaginative children's play area overlook a large raised lawn with al fresco dining. Each of the tables has an umbrella and a BBQ, A choice of two kitchens, one with an adjacent TV lounge, internet access and a log fire. An outdoor area has a wood fired pizza oven and an all weather table tennis table. Two clean ablution blocks provide ample facilities. Both automatic laundry equipment and clotheslines are plentiful. There are a number of outdoor taps in the grounds, a boat wash, fish-cleaning area and a smokehouse. Enjoy the many activities in the area, including hiring bikes, fishing, kayaking and walking and get the 'lowdown' on the history of Russell. This is the closest camp to the Twin Coast Cycle trail, and great camp for those doing the Cape Brett walk. There are boat ramps near by and wonderful bird life. - you have an opportunity to see both wekas (an endangered N Z flightless bird) and Kiwis which can be heard at night. You may even be lucky enough to see one. The BBC filmed the birdlife in this camp in Nov 2014, and will be screening world wide in 2016. Dogs by arrangement. Your friendly hosts are Angela and Don. This is a family oriented camp with sites from $17 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

 

Phone(s):

09 403 7044
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Waitaki District Council
Address:
Southern Highway 83, Lake Benmore, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Sailors Cutting Camp Ground has toilet facilities, a boat ramp and caravan/campervan dump stations available.

Camping fees

Activity Basis for charge 2019/20 charges (incl GST)
Waitaki Lakes camping areas and services (unless Leased) ​ ​​
Season ticket - Excluding Ohau C
(from 21 September 2019 to 3 May 2020)
Per site (2 adults, up to 3 children under 15 are free).​ 400.00
Half Season ticket - Excluding Ohau C
(from 13 January 2020 to 3 May 2020)
Per site (2 adults, up to 3 children under 15 are free).​ 280.00
Daily Ticket occupied site Per site (2 adults, up to 3 children under 15 are free).​ 25.00
Daily Ticket unoccupied site Per site 8.00
Additional adults Per night 12.50
Dump station (non-camping fee paying) 5.00
Boat Ramp Daily Ticket Per Boat 5.00
Boat Ramp Annual Ticket - Excluding Ohau C
(from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020)
Per Boat 60.00
Ramp fees apply to powerboats and yachts, not to rowers, kayaks, coracles
Dunback Domain Camping Grounds
​Season ticket (from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020) ​Per site (2 adults, up to 3 children under 15 are free) ​400.00
Per person (free for children under 15) Per night 10.00
Duntroon Domain Camping Grounds
Season ticket (from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020) ​Per site (2 adults, up to 3 children under 15 are free)​ ​400.00
Per person (free for children under 15​). Per night 10.00
Additional for powered site Per night 5.00
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Phone(s):

03 4341658
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Address:
Rangiwhea Road, Waiuku, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The nearest camp to the township of Waiuku, this wee camp is adjacent to
a delightful public reserve and sandy beach at the southern-most point of
Manukau Harbour. The older-style amenities and basic ablutions are clean
and well-kept and a dump station is provided. A modestly-equipped kitchen
includes a laundry alcove. Excellent play equipment for the children and coin
operated BBQs are available in the reserve next door. Next to the camp is a
safe swimming area. Your host is John Crighton. Tent sites are $15 per person,
campsites $35 for two people or powered sites $45 for 2 people.

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Phone(s):

09 2359913
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Address:
1334 Sandspit Rd, Sandspit, 0982, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

7km from Warkworth, Sandspit Holiday Park is designed around family
camping with lots to keep the kids occupied for hours. The camp has its
own little beach and jetty, with a floating pontoon. free kayaks are available.
The games hall has table tennis, soccer and pool tables. Take a walk down
memory lane through the pioneer village of yesteryear. A brand new kitchen
and ablutions block has just been completed. In the kitchen is a huge table
and large doors leading to a covered deck, The ultra-modern showers and
toilet are new. Enjoy your evenings in the BBQ/dining area. Play a game of maxi chess while the meal cooks, meanwhile the children can get friendly
with the donkeys and sheep. An ‘olde’ picture theatre houses the TV room;
maybe spend some quiet time in the camp library. Safe swimming here for
the children plus many other outdoor activities in the area. Wireless Internet
available. Your hosts are Jared and Zena Morrison.

This holiday park has 7 beachfront camp sites at $24 per night ($48 Peak rate) and standard camp sites at $23 per night ($46 Peak rate). There are also hardstand sites for Motorhomes and caravans at $23 per night ($46 Peak rate).

You can view a map of the camp here

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Phone(s):

09 425 8610
Website:
Address:
Hot Springs Road, Katikati, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A family owned holiday park set in 32 hectares of beautiful native forest at the foot of the Kaimai Ranges. A haven in the bush bordered by a sparkling stream and complimented by warm thermal swimming pools, all of which are included with your stay. The camping area at the front of the complex has 67 powered sites and a large open field for non-powered camping. The camp kitchen offers the usual appliances and plenty of fridge/freezer space. An automatic laundry annex houses the washing machines and dryers. The main ablutions have been recently redecorated and are tidy with good bench space. There is a second ablution block available near the non-powered field. The recently new owners are continually upgrading the property. All sites cost $18 per adult, $10 per child, and the showers take a $2 coin. Motorhomes Welcome.

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Phone(s):

07 5490768
Address:
Scotts Ferry Motor Camp, Parewanui Road, Scotts Ferry, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Take the road to Scotts Ferry at the main road intersection in Bulls, otherwise
you may end up on the wrong side of the river mouth! This small “Camp Inn”
is on your left, just as you enter the Scotts Ferry township, tucked up against a
stopbank of the Rangitikei River. Well loved by fishermen, the tidy paddocksite
has innovative ‘Hume tank’ single toilets and showers, with a dozen power
points and room for tents. A small, well-equipped kitchen cabin is unlocked
for campers to use. New Custodians Frank and Vicki. Powered sites, $10 per
day per site.$8 for non powered. Pet friendly.

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Phone(s):

06 322 0203
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Address:
SH25, 1043 Tairua-Whitianga Road Whenuakite, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

South of Hot Water Beach, turn off on SH25 at Whenuakite (watch for the big sign) this innovative camp has been built up around a former dairy shed and has some amusing rural touches. There are 24 powered sites and 55 tent sites. The modern facilities are excellent, with the front part of the camp sharing spacious facilities with _Cowree Lodge_, and the rear camping area has its own modern amenity block. This new block with expansive rural views has a large kitchen, recreation room and sparkling free showers and toilets. The main lodge has a sizable kitchen and lounge with all the trimmings that make it a home-away-from-home. Off the lounge is a large, open-air dining/BBQ patio that once was the rotary yard for the milking station. Dual shower rooms for both sexes, plus an overflow shower and a couple of toilets, are found at the other end of the building. Your friendly hosts, Don and Dawn, are happy for campers to help themselves to the fruit trees scattered about (in season). There is also a small office/shop which sells basic items. An internet kiosk is available, and free wifi You can enjoy a tour of the on-site brewery and stay for dinner. Tent sites are $17 to $20 per person, and powered sites $19 to $25 per person. Pet friendly except 24 Dec- 3th Jan

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Phone(s):

07 8663050
Website:

Tourist Flats, sleep 6-8 people, 2 bedrooms, $90 for 2, $20 extra adult, $10 extra child. (2-14 years)
Kitchen Cabins,sleep 4-5 people, 2 bedrooms, $65 for 2, $20 extra adult, $10 extra child.2-14 years) Use park facilities.

Address:
5270 State Highway 3, Mokau, new zealand, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This colourful beachfront camp just north of Mokau township is perched right next to the black sand beach, nicely sheltered by dunes and shrubbery. The camp is traditional style and family friendly., Its river mouth locality offers a choice of freshwater and sea fishing, as well as whitebaiting. Or you can enjoy a long walk on the 3km stretch of beach between Awakino and Mokau Rivers. The camp has over 60 powered sites and plenty of room for tenting. The well-loved facilities include a bright, but small, kitchen/dining area with TV, which opens to an outdoor dining deck and BBQ. Hotplate or microwave cooking and a fridge/freezer are provided. There is a fish cleaning area for you to prepare your catch. The main ablutions have token-operated showers plus there is an extra toilet block for the far reaches of the camp. A laundry annex at the rear of the main block has automatic washers and a dryer. Plenty of taps means only a short walks to fill up with water. A dump station is available. Your hosts are Paul and Pamela. Unpowered sites are $16 per person, $18 for a powered site. Children $8 unpowered site, $9 powered site. Pets by arrangement only $5 per per pet.

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Phone(s):

0800 478786
Website:
Email/Contact Us: seaviewhp@xtra.co.nz
Address:
Hospital Hill Road, Hokitika, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

High on the hill overlooking the sea is this lodge and camp ground, you will find it off Fitzherbet Road. This was the site of the old hospital and has many well-kept buildings that have been furnished in a quirky retro look. The level tenting area and power sites overlook the ocean, all are landscaped and sheltered. A clean and tidy kitchen with all amenities including a full stove and separate dining area is provided, also a comfy and sunny lounge for you to relax in. Plenty of room here and groups are welcome. Watchout for the friendly rabbit that may come and visit you, or go for a walk down the hill to the glow worm dell. Your friendly host is Christine. $20 per adult for tents, and $35 power sites for two adults, an extra adult is $10. Children under 12 years are $5.

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Phone(s):

03 7555230

The old school has 3 rooms: Room 1 has 3 bunks sleeps 6, Room 2 has 2 bunks and sleeps 4. Both $15 per person. Room 3 has 1 double, 2 singles $30 for two. Bring own bedding. Tent sites are $16 for two and power $25 for two. Long term discounts and special rates for families are available.

Address:
Seddonville, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

It's always great to see a community behind a camp ground, and this one is no exception. When we arrived a reunion was in full swing, but the friendly folks here still had time to sit down and chat. Amenities are clean with a good kitchen and three full stoves, plus fridge/freezers, while the showers are in good order and there is a separate block of toilets. A porch laundry has automatic washing machines, and a former classroom has been converted into a well-refurbished communal lounge with a pot belly stove and TV. All the facilities are clean, and a good children's playground is an added attraction. This is rural camping, with a hotel, postal service and other shops fairly handy, with whitebaiting and fishing in the nearby river. A good starting point for many tramping tracks in the area and popular with the 4WDs, it is also a stopping point on the old ghost road cycle track opened recently. Your friendly hosts are the Seddonville Community. Tent sites are $16 for two and power $25 for two. Long term discounts and special rates for families are available.

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Phone(s):

03 7821314
Email/Contact Us: mulholland.farm@kinect.co.nz

12 x Studio Units
1 x Family Unit
9 x Twin Share Units

Address:
56 Mountain Road, Inglewood, New Zealand, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A quiet motel is set in spacious grounds right on SH3a, with SKY TV and free WiFi available and it is under 10 minutes to New Plymouth.

With views of beautiful Mt Taranaki and the Tasman Sea, Sentry Hill Motel has 22 units set in wonderful and private, peaceful and spacious grounds, located near Bell Block, Waitara, Inglewood and New Plymouth.

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Phone(s):

06 7520696
Website:
Address:
1468 Whangaparaoa Road, Army Bay, Whangaparaoa, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Shakespear Regional Park is right at the tip of the Whangaparaoa Peninsula,
and well signposted from State Highway 1. There is a recreational area with
camping a6t Te Haruhi Bay, just a few steps to the beach. There is also a level
area with picnic tables and plenty of cabbage trees, but minimal shade. There
is no power here, but outdoor sinks, cold-water showers and flush toilets with
basins and paper towels are available. No animals allowed in the entire park
as it is an open santuary. The whole place is alive with bird life, and resident
peacocks will share their park with you. Charges are $13 per adult and $6 per
child. There is no charge for preschoolers. There is a designated area for selfcontained
vehicles for $6 and $4 for adults and children respectively. Annual
passes are available for nonpeak period camping. There are no rubbish bins
provided at Auckland Regional Parks, so be prepared to take out all rubbish
when you leave.

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Phone(s):

09 3662000
Website:
Address:
Kaipara District, 6132 Pouto Road, Pouto, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated one hour south of Dargaville on the Pouto Peninsular is this working
farm set in a remote location. Campsites are either side of the estuary at
Sheehans Creek. There is no power, or shops, so come well prepared. The
toilets are of the long drop variety and the camp is rustic, but If you wish for
quiet and solitude this is the place to come. Activities include: fishing off the
beach, setting the net for bait and flounders, watching the varied bird life in and
around the creek. From here you can visit the fresh water lakes on the sand
dunes, tramp several different routes or visit the historic lighthouse. Please
phone before coming. Tariff $15 per head per night. Your hosts are Logan
Forrest and Joyce Melville.

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Phone(s):

09 439 4305
Website:

Dog Policy:

We are a pet friendly Campground - please discuss with the Camp Manager.

Last Update:

28/02/2023
Address:
S Hwy 1-PO Box 536, Warkworth, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Note: This campground is now open for bookings.
Located just 5kms north of Warkworth on State Highway One and nestled in the beautiful Dome Valley, Sheepworld Campground offers a convenient place to stay. Set in park like grounds with a very rustic charm, we extend a warm welcome to all our domestic and international guests.
The region has a lot to offer with stunning white sandy beaches, marine parks, walking tracks, world class wineries, award winning restaurants, cafes, and other outdoor activities including Sheepworld next door. Just a short 5-minute drive away is the town of Warkworth, where you will find a wide range of shops including supermarkets for all your travelling requirements.
Our facilities include a Cookhouse, Toilets & Showers and a  Laundry. 
 
We are a pet friendly Campground - please discuss with the Camp Manager. Casual arrivals between 8am and 8pm. Please email or phone to book ahead and let us know if you will be arriving outside these times so that we can let you know the site number that you have been allocated. This will enable you to quietly enter the grounds and the Camp Manager will greet you in the morning.
 
We ask that you vacate the Campground by 10am on your day of departure unless other arrangements are made direct with the Camp Manager.
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Phone(s):

09 425 4623 or (021) 677 376
Website:
Email/Contact Us: admin@sheepworldcamp.co.nz
Address:
40 Wrights Road, Sheffield, Canterbury, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located just off State Highway 73 (highway to the West Coast of the South Island), Sheffield Hotel is located in Sheffield in inland Canterbury.  There are caravan points and tent sites available for those who require accommodation. There is also a stand alone kitchen, laundry and bathroom facilities.

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Phone(s):

03 318 3804
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@sheffieldhotel.co.nz
Address:
Colville Road-PO Box 24, Coromandel, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

On Shelly Beach for swimming and a boat ramp less than 5mins away, this is a popular spot for boaties. Camp on level, roomy sites, dotted with trees in pleasant surroundings. 72 sites have power and there are abundant tent sites. Kids will enjoy the jumping pillow and climbing tower. The centrally-located, well-presented amenities block offers free showers and a disabled access/family suite (with baby_s bath). A large, bright kitchen opens to a breezeway and basic outdoor dining area and BBQ. There is a roomy automatic laundry with tubs, an ironing board, and a dump station is provided. Rest up in the camper_s lounge that has a fireplace, easy chairs and TV. The office/shop carries some basic items and fishing trips and tours can be arranged. Boat parking, internet and wireless are available. All sites are from $21 per adult, plus $6 extra for power. Seasonal rates apply. Dogs by prior arrangement only, and groups are very welcome.

Phone(s):

07 8668988
Website:
Email/Contact Us: shelly@world-net.co.nz
Address:
11 Richard Drive, Hokitika,, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

With direct beach access, and glow worms across the road, this accommodation
complex with a farmlet attached, is a great place to base yourself in Hokitikia.
A well laid out camp, with established plantings and manicured lawns, the
powered sites form a semi-circle on one side of the central log cabin-style
ablution building. These are smart and immaculately clean, with soap and
hairdryers supplied, free showers, and a disability facility. The other side of the
building houses a modern kitchen/lounge with all facilities, and a dining room
is adjacent. A half wall provides privacy for a TV and lounge room, a great
place to sit to check emails with the free Wi-Fi. You will find a BBQ sheltering
under the eaves, as well as a spa pool and sauna for a small charge. The
laundry has fully automated machines and is available 24 hours. Your friendly
hosts are Tracey and Lance. Powered sites $40 for two people, $30 for one,
children are $10. Tent sites $32 for two, or $24 for one adult, children are $8.

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Phone(s):

(03) 755 8921
Address:
Main Street, Tuatapere, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A large motel, backpackers and camping complex, there are twelve powered sites, all beautifully manicured grass stands divided by new plantings. In a well sheltered tent area there is a large, sparkling, modern kitchen/dining that has full stoves, hobs, all appliances, cooking and eating utensils. The ablutions are spotless with large tiled showers including a disability unit. The laundry has automatic machines and internet access is available, keep your belongings safe in the lockable cupboards. Enjoy a game of mini golf or feed the animals, play table tennis or have a spa and sauna, and if you want to eat out there will soon be a caf_ on site. This is a great area for fishing, tramping _ the Hump Ridge Track is well known. Swim in the river or at the beaches close by or maybe take a jet boat ride. In charge is Murray Dowling and the camp is managed by Karl. Power sites $38 for two and tents $18 for one.

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Phone(s):

027 2222 612
To Book:

Last Update:

14/06/2021
Address:
20 Main Road, Makaraka, Gisborne., Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is part of the Gisborne Showgrounds on the southern approach to the city. Situated next to an 18-hole golf course, on 40 hectares of rural tranquillity, the 50 powered sites are large with ample room for even the largest motorhomes (dump station provided). The modern amenities block is kept spic and span. The kitchen has drink vending machines, electric and gas cooking, fridges and microwaves. Relax next door in the large dining area and lounge with TVs. Smart, modern, coin-operated showers, toilet and laundry are provided with facilities for disabled access. The camp is five minutes from Gisborne City and the beaches. Peak season rates apply.

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Phone(s):

06 868 6084 or NZ 0800 002 369
Website:
Email/Contact Us: camp@gisborneshow.co.nz
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Address:
101 Turret Road, Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated on a strip of beach where Turret Road crosses the Hairini Bridge, the
namesake Silver Birch trees mark out this park. The camp offce at the barrier arm entrance, incorporates an internet kiosk. Although many sites are taken
long-term, there are some casuals available on the water’s edge. If you choose
carefully you can almost fish from your tent! A small boat ramp is available.
Recreation opportunities include a free-form thermal swimming pool, TV/
games room and reading room. The amenities include a tidy centrally-placed
kitchen, well-equipped with modern appliances. The older ablutions have
been modernised and there is an automatic laundry and dump station. Your
hosts are Sharon and Tony .Tent sites are from $20 per person and powered
sites are from $26 per person.

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Phone(s):

07 5784603

Overseeing Body:

Privately owned.

Last Update:

28/10/2022
Address:
Simpsons Beach Whitianga., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just 7 km north of Whitianga, at the northern end on the right hand side is
this lovely beachfront, paddock park-over for motorhomes. The camp spot
is part of a large working farm belonging to the Simpson family. The site has
no power or toilets but a good spring water supply, and can only take fully
self-contained vehicles. It is dog friendly (must be vaccinated and on leash at
all times) for responsible owners. Margaret and Peter Simpson who live next
door (at 1095) are your hosts and here you can pay your $10 per van per
night. Pack in and pack out - please take you rubbish with you.

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Address:
Skippers Road, Skippers, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Skippers is part of Mount Aurum Recreation Reserve, among the hills and valleys that fed much of Wakatipu's 1860s gold fever. The reserve was established in 1985 from Mount Aurum Station and annually attracts tens of thousands of visitors wanting to explore the 9,100-hectare reserve, despite the challenges of getting there. The reserve begins after crossing the historic Skippers suspension bridge. Opened in 1901 it's the most spectacular of its kind in New Zealand. On the terrace above is a virtual ghost town, the remnants of Skippers Township, once the largest gold settlement on the Shotover River. Mount Aurum Reserve offers dramatic views and opportunities to walk, tramp, camp, paint, kayak, mountain bike, picnic and raft - you can even bring your dog.

Phone(s):

03 4427933
Website:
Address:
Victoria Forest Park, West Coast, New Zealand, West Coast, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 18 Number of campervan sites - 7 Once a gold mining area this is now a popular picnicking and camping site. The campsite is well drained but be prepared for West Coast rain downpours. Try gold fossicking in the creek, or mountainbike the road. Close to Reefton township and a great place for exploring Victoria Forest Park walks.

Phone(s):

03 7328391
Website:

$15 for one, $30 for two, any extras at $10 each.

Address:
164 Slope Point Road, Haldane, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the way to the very bottom of the South Island, you may want to stop for a night at this lovely rural retreat. With only a couple of powered sites, and only a few tent sites, the emphasis is on making sure people have a good stay. You will get a farmstay experience, at backpacker prices, watch the shearing, feed the calves, or go for a walk on the hills. Come back to lovely hot showers in modern bathrooms, a large lounge and kitchen area that is up-to-date and has a few games, books, and puzzles for your enjoyment. Laundry facilities are by honesty box, there are picnic tables and an outside BBQ as well. Your hosts are Justine and Andrew, and their three lovely girls who run out to welcome you. $15 for one, $30 for two, any extras at $10 each.

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Phone(s):

03 246 8420
Website:

Standard cabins, $60, extra adults $20, child 4 to 15 years, $7. Linen can be hired. Self-contained units, $110 per couple, extra adults $23, child 4 to 15 yrs, $10. Linen can be hired. Motel Units $130 for two. Extra adults $25. child 4 to 15 years, $12. Prices could be subject to change.

Address:
1419 Queen Charlotte Drive, Linkwater, RD,1, Picton, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Linkwater is on the scenic Queen Charlotte Drive between Havelock and Picton. Easy, level camping here with a hill backdrop in a peaceful farm setting where you can meet and feed the animals. The grounds are open and you can BBQ or picnic under the trees, 12 sites with power, plus lots of tent sites. A light, airy kitchen has two full stoves, microwave and fridge/freezer (kitchen utensils can be borrowed). In the dining room there is TV and a woodburner, and this room opens to a sheltered patio with picnic tables just outside. Off a corridor there are showers on one side and toilets on the other, including a superb disability suite and excellent automatic laundry equipment. Lots to do, go mountain biking, tramping, kayaking, diving or fishing. Only a 30 minute walk to the waterfall and gloworms. There is a wood fired pizzaqa operating some days during summer, wifi is available, there is a dump point, and dogs on leads please. Your friendly hosts are Chris and Barbara Faulls. Tent sites are $16 per adult, children 4 to 15 years $5, powered sites are $18 per adult, children 4 to 15 years $5.

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Phone(s):

03 5742806
Website:
Email/Contact Us: cbfaulls@xtra.co.nz

For prices, please refer to the official website.

To Book:

Last Update:

14/6/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
South New Brighton Holiday Park 59 Halsey St, South New Brighton, Christchurch, New Zealand, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

South Brighton Holiday Park is the closest seaside holiday park to Christchurch CBD providing the ideal base for you to explore Christchurch and the surrounding area whilst staying in an oasis of tranquil grounds with sheltered private sites and mature native trees.

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Phone(s):

03 388 9844
Address:
Spencer Beach Holiday Park, 100 Heyders Rd, Christchurch, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A family park on a grand scale, this camp has 400 sites, a well-stocked dairy
and is only a 500m stroll to the beach. Bordered by a wetland reserve with
walking tracks to the beach and picnic reserve, the wildlife park, flying fox,
adrenalin forest and orienteering will help fill your holiday days. The grounds
have many large shady trees and BBQs are scattered throughout the three
camping areas. Each area has its own ablution block, some may be closed out
of season. A well-appointed clean kitchen has good appliances. The modern
TV/dining room is carpeted and has comfy chairs. The tiled ablutions are light  and airy and include a bath and disability toilets. There is a covered BBQ area,
mini golf, and tennis courts. The children can enjoy an excellent playground.
Eftpos and internet access are available. Powered sites from $32 for two
adults, non-powered sites from $30 for two adults and group rates available.

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Phone(s):

03 3298721

Chalets
Ensuite cabins
Standard cabins
Lodge

To Book:

Last Update:

11/02/2021
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Spring Creek Holiday Park 1199 Rapaura Rd Spring Creek 7273, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

In the heart of vineyard and fruit-bowl country, this camp is 6km from Blenheim and 10mins to the Picton Ferry. On one boundary are campsites along the stream bank, the grounds are open and well-kept with tree boundaries, and more trees have been planted for shelter. There are around 70 power sites, some with hard stands. The ablutions are basic and with a charge for the showers. Two kitchens are well equipped with full stoves, and the TV room has a pool table and table tennis for your enjoyment. Cool off in the swimming pool, or enjoy the children’s playground. Internet access available and there is a dump station on site. Your friendly hosts are Andy and Christine Collingwood. Check the online booking site for current rates.

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Phone(s):

+64 3 570 5893
Website:
Email/Contact Us: bookings@springcreekhp.co.nz
Address:
Elie Bay Road, Crail Bay, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The map mark is only the general area.  You will need to contact 03 579 8338 for further instructions.

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Phone(s):

03 5798338
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Address:
Stewart Island / Rakiura, 18 Ayr Street, Oban, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A campground that is spread out over three tiers, there is plenty of room
for tents and only 5m walk from the ferry. There are all the normal facilities
needed including a large communal area with kitchen, dining and lounge area
(where there is a TV), BBQ area, and laundry. Shared facilities such as toilets
and showers are available for everyone, as is a booking centre for the local
activities and wireless internet. Many free extras such as wifi voucher on
check-in, DVDs, books, jigsaws, board games and local phone calls (including
Invercargill). Borrow the guitar for a sing a long, or a bedroll for camping. Your
friendly host is Vicki, tent sites are $20 for one adult, children aged 6 to13 years are $15, under 5 are free.

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Phone(s):

03 2191114
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No. of tent sites:

60

Fees:

Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Campsite Pass bookings must be booked online before occupying a site. If you do not pre-book, bookings may be made by campground staff (if present) and will incur a $10 service charge.

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Overseeing Body:

The information on this camp is supplied courtesy of Department of Conservation.

Dog Policy:

No Dogs

Last Update:

14/07/2023
Address:
Coromandel, Stony Bay Road, Port Charles, New Zealand, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Maximum number of people - 300 This is a spacious (5 ha) campsite beside the coast.  Good fishing and diving nearby.

This campground is Pack In Pack Out. There are no rubbish or recycling facilities for compost or food waste. A container with a sealed lid is recommended for your food scraps.

The closest refuse transfer station is 525 Hauraki Road, Coromandel Town. See Thames Coromandel District Council website (external site) for opening hours and other transfer stations.

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
10 Page Street, Stratford, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A polished park that has beautifully-tended flower gardens and many homely touches! Use the camp as your base to explore the Forgotten World Highway. Try the scenic walkway from the camp to the rhododendron dell. Or the short walk to the local pool and cafes. Around the perimeter, high hedges shelter the grounds and you'll find 30 powered sites, most in private individually hedged bays with their own outdoor seats. Tenters have another 40 or so sites to choose from. There is an updated kitchen with all the necessary equipment and an adjoining cosy TV lounge/dining area. A paved outdoor patio has a BBQ and dining area, or you can relax in the spa pool. The smart ablutions have plenty of hot water and all the extras. A well-equipped laundry and dump point are provided. Internet access and bike hire also available. Pets are welcome. Sites are $16 to $20 per person.

Phone(s):

06 7656440
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Address:
64 Cape Barrier Rd, RD1, Tryphena, Great Barrier Island., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

It maybe back to nature in GBI but you will find a few comforts here. There’s
room for about 14 tents in a grassy area beside the lodge. Campers can
access the lodge restaurant for meals and fabulous Pizzas. You can use the
fully equipped lodge kitchen, hot showers, and flush toilets. Pick-up from the
Great Barrier Island’s Tryphena wharf and Claris airport is by arrangement.
The office and reception is open 9am-12.30 and 6pm-7.30pm. Camping costs
$15 per person per night.

Notes on the following Department of Conservation Campsites on Great
Barrier Island:
The DOC campsites on the island are all in beautiful coastal settings and
adjacent to important wildlife habitats for endangered birds such as the Brown
Teal and Banded Rail. Please do not bring your domestic pets. Cooking
fires are permitted in fireplaces provided at Akapoua and The Green only.
For this reason bring your own portable gas or spirit fuel cookers. No
alcohol is permitted at the campsites. Rubbish may be managed during the
peak summer period only, so ‘pack-in-pack-out’ at all other times. Please do
not disturb stock and shut all gates behind you. To avoid disappointment,
prior booking, registration and payment of fees are essential before arrival.
Bookings are made through Department of Conservation Area Office, Port
Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island (fax 09 429-0044) (09 429-0071).

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Phone(s):

09 429 0109
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Address:
Kaitoke Beach, Great Barrier Island., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Established in 1922 as an army camp on a 200ha private farm, this beachfront campground is situated on the southern part of beautiful Kaitoke Beach, close to the Mermaid pool. The grounds are covered with large trees, providing
3 private areas to camp. The water supply is sourced from an underground
spring, Rubbish collection, long drop toilets and 2 outside cold showers are
provided but no kitchen (just washing-up facilities). Your host is Christina and
camping costs $12 per adult per night and $6 per child (5 to 13 yrs).

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Phone(s):

09 429 0229
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Address:
361 Harbour Rd, Ohope Beach, Ohope, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Brim full of up-market amenities, this camp, set in 5 acres of tranquil beachfront park, is next door to and operated by, Ohope Beach Top 10 Holiday
Park. Used as an extension camp in the busy mid-December to end of
January period, it otherwise operates as a conference centre and wedding
venue for small to medium-sized groups. Check-in at the Ohope Beach Top
10 main offce. The central amenities block is divided by a pleasant breezeway.
There’s plenty of ‘everything you need’ in the kitchen and the laundry and the
ablutions are superb , all colour-coordinated with extra unisex showers (on
timers) and three disabled access suites.

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Phone(s):

07 312 4460
Website:
Email/Contact Us: venue@surfandsand.co.nz
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Last Update:

09/02/2021
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Address:
Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park & Motel 70 Beach Rd Tahunanui Nelson 7011, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This 22 hectare holiday park has many delightful sites, with lovely trees and a variety of terrain. Campsites are grouped in clusters, with shade trees and well serviced, recently upgraded, amenities. A sparkling new block of ablutions has gas hot water for the showers, full laundry, disability units, and a family room is provided. An excellent, bright, kitchen and dining area has a covered gas BBQ area, as well as comfortable seating and a pool table. On-site is a convenience store, mini golf, giant draughts, a fitness track, a mega bouncer jump pillow and children_s playgrounds, as well as pedal cars and bikes for hire. The cafe situated at the gate can provide breakfast, lunch or tea, and has a nice deck area for seating. The camp is right on Tahuna Beach, and close to the local BMX track and airport. There are dump points provided and wifi. Your friendly manager is Marcel and his team. There are around 850 camp sites.  Refer to the online booking site for current rates. Note that seasonal rates may apply.

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Phone(s):

0800 500 501
Website:
Email/Contact Us: tahuna@tahunabeach.co.nz

Last Update:

13/12/2021
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Address:
Taieri Mouth Beach Holiday Camp, 67 Moturata Rd, Taieri Beach, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This tidy beachside camp reminds us of how things used to be. Sand dunes dominate, with beach walks and the odd friendly sea lion to visit. The kitchen is welcoming, combining cooking equipment and a spot to relax with a book or TV. The office has been recently refurbished, and the camp is under new ownership. There is a basic but clean ablution block and a porch laundry with an automatic washing machine. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash. Your hosts are Paula and Lindsay. Tent sites are $13 per adult and powered sites $14 per adult. Children aged 5 to 13 years are $7 and children under 5 are free.

Phone(s):

03 481 7874
Website:
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Dog Policy:

Dogs welcome by prior arrangement

Last Update:

28/01/2023
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Address:
4 Manaia Road Tairua, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This small family-friendly camp is across the road from a safe swimming harbour and 10 minutes walk to a surf beach. The 25 sites are in a pleasant setting with a hedged perimeter, and some sites are among sheltered trees and set back from the road. Facilities include, a kitchen with modern appliances and fridge, ovens etc.  This opens out to a pleasant outdoor dining table area complete with TV lounge, an automatic laundry, tidy tiled ablutions with metered showers and two disabled access toilets. A games room. For those with fishing in mind there is a boat washdown and fish station. Your hosts are Charlie and Heather.

Dogs welcome by prior arrangement. Free wifi.  Kayaks, bikes and surfboards are available to hire and free BBQ is available.

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Phone(s):

027 248 1211
Website:
Email/Contact Us: paradise4campers@gmail.com
Address:
56 Motupipi Street, Takaka, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camping ground closed in April 2023 so you will need to look elsewhere for Accomodation.

A lovely camp with beautifully manicured grounds, this camp is the closest to
town but in a quiet area. With 27 large power sites and 10 smaller sites, the
permanents are based at the front on hard surface, while lovely landscaped
grass and rapidly growing trees are provided for casuals at the back. The allin-one
toilet and shower units are plentiful, well-kept, and spotlessly clean, one
building houses a disability suite. There is a separate kitchen, dining and laundry
at the rear end of the camp that provides all that you need. The kitchen has
cook tops and a fridge, and the outside covered dining area leads on to a nice
shaded area with BBQs as well as a herb garden. There is internet access and
pets are allowed, but not during the main holiday times please. Your hosts are
Karl and Marina. Sites are $15 to $20 per person, seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

03 5257300
Website:
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Dog Policy:

By arrangement

Last Update:

11/06/2022
Address:
22 The Promenade, Takapuna, 622, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

From South and Harbour Bridge: exit Esmonde Road. Second left into Barry's Point Road. Carry on to traffic lights and turn right into Anzac St. 2nd roundabout left into Hurstmere Rd. The Promenade is next on right. From North: Exit Northcote Rd. Follow signs to Takapuna. 2nd roundabout left into Hurstmere Rd. The Promenade is next on right. This is definitely a top spot! Absolute beachfront camping, right next to the water - with superb views of Rangitoto Island. The busy Takapuna shopping centre is just a block away, the local beach reserve and boat ramp are next door and there's a new modern cafe at the camp entrance. The camp area is quite open, but the growing palm trees add a tropical touch. The large outdoor deck alongside the kitchen has a gas BBQ, space for dining and spectacular views! The kitchen is powered by gas and has a microwave and plenty of fridge space. A large laundry offers automatic equipment and an ironing board. The ablutions are starting to date, with plenty of mirrors and roomy shower cubicles, including a disabled access suite. A  key combination system operates for access to these services (code available from the office). Other extras include a car wash, internet _caravan_ and wireless hotspot. 25 casual camping sites are available; with waterfront sites costing $69 for two people, standard powered sites $59 for two.

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Phone(s):

(09) 489 7909
Address:
Kuku Street, Tangimoana, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Noted for whitebaiting, .fishing, surfcasting, kontiki fishing and boat club Access
to beach by car or a good walk. The ground are kept clean and mown. The
ablution block is very clean and has hand soap and drying tissues in the kitchen
are a fridge /freezer, microwave, toaster and a hot water jug. Two tubs plus
a automatic washing machine grace the laundry There is 6 permanent sites
occupied and 6 casual powered campervan sites, and tent sites (unpowered)
All casuals are $10 per person $5 for under 15, under 5 free. The camp is
unmanned but has a honesty system.

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Phone(s):

06 3248208
Address:
Deerys Rd, Orere Point,, Auckland, North Island 2585

DESCRIPTION:

The park is on the scenic route south of Orere Point. It is well signposted,
and the Pou (Maori carved totem poles) mark the entry to the park. There
are two camping grounds; one on the beach and the other on an elevated
site above the beach. Sites are grassy and serviced only by vault toilets,
taps and an outdoor cold shower. The park has good driving roads and the
beach has BBQ’s and picnic tables. Campsites are $13 for adults, $6 for
children. There is no charge for preschoolers. There is also two designated
areas for self-contained campervans. Annual passes are available
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Phone(s):

09 301 0101
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Address:
Tapawera Settle Motels and Campground 19 Tadmor Valley Rd Tapawera 7055, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Formerly Crossroads.

On the direct route to Tasman National Park, is this small camp with a big heart.

There are 23 power sites and 20 for tents with a variety of shaded and sunny
sites including large open paddock areas and room for larger vehicles. Drop
into the homely retro kitchen where a fuel-burning stove, an electric range
and microwave are provided, as well as all utensils. You can pick the free herbs
growing outside for your meal and eat under the veranda. Level grounds make
a great play area for the children, and a good selection of books and magazines
can be borrowed from the games and dining area. Good modern ablutions
have free unisex showers, the laundry has an automatic washer and dryer
and wireless internet is available. Close to the Wangapeka, Mt. Arthur and
Shedwood tracks, good fishing, and in winter the Nelson Lakes ski fields are
not too far away. Your pet and children friendly hosts are Tina and Colin Ball.
Sites are $17 per adult, children aged 5-14 are $8, under 5 are free.

Phone(s):

03 5224249
Website:

Bunk house with bathroom $20 per person per night.
Cabins for two people $25 per person per night.
RV 1st March - 30th November $20 per vehicle.

Address:
658 Okahukura Road, Tapora, New Zealand, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Thirty kms from Wellsford on the Kaipara Harbour; 12 of kms gravel road. Four wheel drive track to beach for great fishing and kite surfing. Walkway from camp is 1.2 kms. Modern clean ablution block with fully equipped kitchen area. No charge for showers. No shopping, fuel or eftpos here.

Phone(s):

09 422 1822 or 021 170 4466
Website:
Email/Contact Us: dewalie@xtra.co.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Te Paki Recreation Reserve closures

There are 45 tent sites available.

Address:
Tapotupotu Camping Area Tapotupotu Rd Tapotupotu Bay 0484, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Stay at New Zealand's most northern campsite and experience the scenic wonders of Tapotupotu, from lush forest to breaking surf and breath-taking views.

Camp with the beach at your doorstep, and awaken to the sweet sound of white water breaking on the sand. Tapotupotu is the perfect place to relax, enjoy and explore the great Far North.

The upgraded coastal walkway and bridge link Tapotupotu to Kapowairua as part of the four-day Te Rerenga Wairua (Cape Reinga) walkway.

Phone(s):

09 408 6014
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Address:
723 Main Highway, Thames Coast., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just 20 minutes drive from Thames and 40 minutes to Coromandel, this camp
of many summers is opposite the local hotel which serves food. It has a
well-stocked camp store. The sites are level and able to accommodate large
vehicles; some sites have shade or beachfront access. Kids can muck about in
the stream or on the beach. There are two kitchens, compact and clean, with
appliances and fridge/freezers. A variety of ablutions (some metered) are
dotted across the camp, with two attractive disabled access suites and plenty
of toilets and family showers. Two automatic laundries and a dump station are
provided. All sites cost $15 per adult and $8 per child. Your host is Bruce.
Dogs by prior arrangement.

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Phone(s):

07 8684837
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Address:
1/285 Tapu-Coroglen Road, RD5, Tapu., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At Tapu, turn inland and head 2.5 km up the sealed Tapu-Coroglen Road (take care as the road is narrow in places). Here, close to the water gardens and sculpture park, you will find a delightful camp with personality in a lovely rural streamside setting. 20 sites with power are tucked into well-planted grounds., There is a smoke house and modern toilets and showers. Picnic and/or cook in the BBQ shelter or make use of the porch kitchen that has gas hobs, pizza oven and a sink. The river has been dammed for a swimming hole. Check in with the managers Rachel and Yannick at the on-site house. All sites are $16 per person per night. Dogs by prior arrangement only.

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Phone(s):

07 8684570
Website:
Email/Contact Us: tapucamp@xtra.co.nz
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Last Update:

22/03/2023
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Address:
39 Meadow Street, Papanui, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Tasman Holiday Parks - Christchurch is a premier holiday park offering you entertainment in the indoor heated swimming pool with a curling slide into the water and toddlers pool. They also have a private spa available for use. Enjoy the jumping pillow, playground and games room which has pool table and table tennis. Hire pedal cars or bikes by the hour and keep the kids amused. There is a game called a Neos 360, the world's first electronic play system for the playground combining the speed and fun of video games with the explosive movement of aerobic exercise. There are communal facilities with showers, toilets, kitchen, dining room and laundries available for guests to use, as well as BBQ areas to meet fellow travelers. Email and wireless facilities available. The reception offers brochures and local information and advice to you. They also offer a booking service and information for most activities found in Christchurch and in fact the South Island. Both powered , non-powered and tent sites are available.

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Phone(s):

0800 396 323 (NZ only) +64 3 352 9176
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Overseeing Body:

Tasman Holiday Parks

Last Update:

4/10/2022
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Address:
78 Waikawa Rd, Picton, Marlborough, South Island 7220

DESCRIPTION:

This is a great family orientated camp ground within walking distance to
the heart of Picton. Set at the head of Queen Charlotte Sound, the land
is terraced with immaculately landscaped grounds and smart tiled ablutions
centrally placed. Grass and sealed sites are all amply supplied with taps and
facilities are excellent and plentiful. The combined kitchen and dining has a
TV room right next door, there are family ablution facilities, and two separate
laundries. The middle area in the camp is the social hub with a BBQ and
seating area under the gazebo, a solar heated swimming pool (closed in
winter), a children’s play area, and lots of outdoor seating. There is a good
range of indoor entertainment if the weather turns bad, as well as a spa pool.
Free wifi and a dump station are available, but dogs are by arrangement and only in the off season please.

Phone(s):

03 573 7212
Website:
Email/Contact Us: picton@tasmanholidayparks.com
Address:
Tasman Motor Camp, 55 Aporo Rd, Ruby Bay, Tasman, 7173, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A well presented camp with trees and shrubs surrounding the grounds, new
plantings and local artwork placed around the camp. The TV lounge and
recreation room is tidy and has table tennis, a pool table and an internet
station. There are two kitchens with plenty of gas hobs and usual appliances.
One opens to a covered dining area, and the second kitchen is combined with
a games room. There is an attractive swimming pool with chairs for relaxing, and two BBQ areas. You can go kayaking or horse riding in the area or just
relax under a shady tree. There are 20 powered sites available, and 15 non-powered, and wifi is available.  This camp is at the halfwat point on the Great
Taste bike trails and your hosts are Jo and Tony. Sites are from $15 per person,
$18 for a powered site.

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Phone(s):

03 5402542
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We have a range of affordable Gisborne beach accommodation options including sheltered campsites and log cabins,

Address:
516 Whangara Rd, Pouawa, Makarori, Gisborne, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island 4073

DESCRIPTION:

This beachfront camp is 14km north from the town clock in Gisborne, set between the highway and the sea. There are big shady trees scattered throughout the camp which covers 3.8ha and has an emphasis on catering for campers who are into their surfing, diving and fishing. Enjoy spectacular, uninterrupted ocean views from gently sloping grassy sites - matched with a handy boat ramp. There are tidy ablutions (including disabled access) with a laundry annex. The kitchen has all the necessary equipment including, BBQ, gas cooking and fridge freezers. There is unlimited free wifi available, but no cellphone coverage.
Recycling is encouraged and pets are welcomed by arrangement. Sites
are from $15 per person or $18 with power. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

06-868 3269
Website:
Email/Contact Us: sharon@oystercapital.co.nz
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Address:
Tatum Park 822/850 State Highway 1 Manakau 5573 New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just north of the Manakau township, on your left, is this large rambling campsite.
About an hour’s drive from the Interisland Ferry terminal, it’s part of a much larger complex. The camping area is in a secluded valley area, sheltered by native bush and mature trees. There is generous space for the 28 powered sites. A swimming pool, volleyball nets, bush walks and confidence course are available for your enjoyment. For the casual camper there is a simple porch-style kitchen with a fridge/freezer,Stove and Microwave . A solid but well-loved ablution block provides showers and toilets. Laundry facilities are
available up at the main complex. There is also a BBQ for camper use. Your hosts are Darren and Colleen. Tent and powered sites are $16.50 per adult and $8.50 per child.

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Phone(s):

(06) 362 6799
Website:

Kiwi Cottage (Self Contained) Sleeps 7, in one double and 5 singles $90 per couple per night. $19 extra adult, $10 extra children under 13 years, $10 for infants. 6 Large Cabins, sleeps 4-5, in 1 double and 2-3 singles $65 per couple per night Small Double Cabin, sleeps 2 in 1 double bed $55 per couple per night. 2 Small Twin Cabins, sleep 2, in 2 single beds $55 per couple per night.

Address:
Taumarunui Holiday Park 487 Totara St Manunui Taumarunui 3946 New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Set beside the Whanganui River, nestled amongst the native trees, this delightful camp is about 4km south of Taumarunui. Spacious sites, around 30 with power and many more for tents, the camp has great eye-appeal at a great price. All facilities are basic, but clean and very tidy. Of special mention is the well established kitchen and herb garden, Happily independent and a park with personality there brochure says, and that is what you will find. Everything you need is provided in the kitchen, with plenty of seating for dining, and a nice patio outside with BBQs. Nearby is a good childrens' playground, an internet cabin with wireless hotspot, and a laundry. The ablutions are in the same block as the kitchen and are clean and tidy, with good showers. There is ready access to fishing, hunting, jet boating, kayak trips, rail cart and bush walks, there is also good swimming is to be had in the river that loops about the camp. The Forgotten World Highway starts and ends here, and they are a central point for the North Island cycle trails. A dump station is provided and well-behaved dogs are welcome by arrangement. Sites cost $18 per person per night, children 13 years and under are $10, and under four years are $5. Please note NZMCA discounts are available. Your hosts are Phil and Helene  and dog Des.

Phone(s):

07 8959345
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4 kitchen cabins (no toilet or shower) $90 for 2 people, extra person $10, child $5 (max 5)
1 self contained Cabin: $120 per night for 2 people, extra person $15, child $10 (max 6)
Bunkroom (sleeps 4) $22 per person, $10 per child
Seasonal rates apply .

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Address:
1070 Taupo Bay Road, RD 1, Mangonui, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Follow the signposts from S Hwy 10. There is 11km of sealed road to Taupo Bay. The level lawn sites are partially shaded by trees and lead through to a stunning beach. A well stocked general store is open all day during the holiday season and at weekends but just odd hours in the off season. Eftpos service and a coffee machine are available. The kitchen is roomy with plenty of refrigerator space. There are hot plates and microwaves for cooking while outside is a covered dining area with a BBQ. Here you can sit and watch your children on the play equipment. You’ll find a comfortable carpeted TV lounge where videos are freely available. The ablutions have ample toilets and metered, curtained showers, with liquid soap at the basins. The laundry has automatic washers and dryers. Boats up to 22ft can be launched from here. A boat wash and fish cleaning facilities are available too. Kayaks, snorkelling and fishing gear can be hired. Although summer holidays are busy, this is off-the-beaten-track camping. Powered sites are from $20 per person and tent sites are from $18. Seasonal rates apply.

Enjoy the 1.2 hectares of camp, offering plenty of shelter and shade. We have a self-contained 2 bedroom cabin, kitchen cabins, backpackers room, power and tent sites. We have a fantastic BBQ area where you can enjoy the catch of the day or prepare a meal in our fully equipped and well sized kitchen. We also have a small store which has a range of basic supplies.

Phone(s):

09 406 0315
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@taupobay.nz
Address:
Taupo DeBretts Spa Resort, Napier-Taupo Road, Taupo, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This award winning 5-Star Thermal Resort overlooks Lake Taupo/Tongariro National Park. With an great range of Accommodation. Big Bounce Air Pad, free WiFi, Hot Springs & Water Park, water-playground & day spa.

Facilities include lake view villas, superior lodges, chalets, family Motels, holiday park cabins, camper van, & tent sites. big bounce air cushion

Adjacent to iconic Taupo DeBretts Hot Springs, waterpark with three heated hydro slides & interactive zero depth warm water playground. Under cover barbecue facilities. Guests receive discounts to use the pools.

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Phone(s):

07 3788559
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Last Update:

03/05/2022
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Address:
16 Rangatira Street, Taupo, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Formerly All Seasons Taupo; a quiet family park, just over 1.5 km from the town centre but not part of
the bustle of the main tourist strip. This well-tended camp has around 70
sites. most are hedged and dotted with shady silver birch trees and plenty of
picnic tables. The excellent amenities include a sparkling kitchen and dining
area, electric hob cooking, basic cookware, fridge/freezer and lunch bar. A
lovely central flagstone quadrangle has gas BBQ and rustic timber-slab picnic
tables under shade sails. On cooler days head indoors for the TV room,
carpeted and cosy, or the well-equipped games room. Make the most of the
fresh air with the pleasant outdoor thermal pool and children’s playground.
The smart ablutions are light and bright, with excellent showers, a family and
disabled access suite and bathroom extras (liquid soap and paper towels). A
well-equipped laundry, dump station, internet kiosks and wireless hotspot are
provided on-site, and basic supplies in the shop. Your hosts are Carole and
Clive, and Ivan and Sue, along with their helpful team. All sites are from $50
per adult (Peak season).

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Phone(s):

07 378 4272
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@taupotop10.co.nz
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Address:
Tauranga Bay Beach Rd ( Off Tauranga Bay Rd) RD 1 Kaeo-Northland, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An easy sealed drive to Tauranga Bay brings you to a sweep of orange sandy
beach that borders the camp. A boat ramp is nearby. From the camp you
can arrange a boat charter for fishing trips, harbour cruises, dive courses or
dive trips to the Rainbow Warrior. There are basic supplies at the office/camp
store all year with good summer stock. Internet is available. The 150 level sites
(120 have power) are well drained but little shade. Secure boat and trailer
parking is provided. Two kitchens are operational when the camp is busy, both
are clean, with gas hobs set into tiled benches, microwaves and a fridge/freezer.
There is a outdoor BBQ corner nearby. The two kitchen and ablution blocks
vary, with one being larger they offer ($1 token-operated) showers, with
separate blocks providing toilets. The two laundries have automatic machines.
Prices start from $20 per person. Seasonal prices apply. Your hosts are Harry and Leah Bowsher. Pets at some
times of year by arrangement only.

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Phone(s):

09 405 0436
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Address:
Mayfair Street, Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just over the Hairini Bridge in a central city location is this manicured camp.
A convenient base for the local attractions, you can camp in a peaceful spot
beside the waters of the inner harbour. There are 60 powered sites and 9
non-powered. If your home is on wheels there are fully-serviced winteringover sites (bookings necessary) and 10m plus sites suited to large vehicles.
The smart kitchen is compact, with gas hobs and microwave cooking. The
ablutions are clean, with free hot water showers. An automatic laundry and dump station are provided. Enjoy the library. Your hosts are Kerri and
Dan. Pricing ranges from $25 for a cyclist’s tent site (no vehicle) through to
powered sites at $36 for two.

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Phone(s):

(07) 578 3323
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@taurangatouristpark.co.nz

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Regional Council Parks
Address:
Tawharanui Peninsula,, Auckland, North Island 0986

DESCRIPTION:

If you are looking for the tranquillity of a remote camp bounded by a variety
of beaches and endless open spaces in harmony with pockets of native bush,
you will enjoy this park. From Warkworth, carry on to Matakana, from here
the park is well sign-posted. Towed caravans are not permitted. This is a lovely
drive and the roading within the park is good. There are delightful picnic spots
and room for 260 campers within the two designated areas. The east campground
is for tents only, and the west campground is for all forms of camping.
No power is available, but there are good clean toilets and taps are found
at intervals. The grounds are well-groomed and level-to-undulating. Access
to the nearest beaches and sand dunes is over stiles. The camp grounds are
within a marine reserve but there are other parts of the park where you can
fish. No dogs or fires are permitted. Sites are $13 per adult and $6 per child.

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Phone(s):

09 3662000
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Council
Address:
265 Kawakawa Bay Coast Road, Orere Point, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This small scenic park is located at the end of the Kawakawa Bay Coast Road. Accessible from Waiti Bay only at low tide, Tawhitokino offers safe swimming and a beautiful, secluded stretch of white sand beach backed by regenerating bush and farmland.

Booking campgrounds with an underage group

Campground bookings for an unsupervised group, under the age of 18:

You will need consent to make a campground booking when your group is aged 16 years and 17 years.

You will need to:

  1. Download the Regional Parks: Parental Consent Form
  2. Have your legal guardian complete and signed the form.
  3. Supply your completed form when you make your booking.

For health and safety reasons bookings for groups of people aged 15 years and under are not allowed, without appropriate supervision.

All other bookings for unsupervised group under the age of 18:

You will not be unable to make bookings for our baches, lodges and bookable sites. You may only use these sites with appropriate supervision.

 

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Phone(s):

(09) 366 2000
Address:
236 Union Street, Milton, PO Box 123, Milton, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Numerous sites scattered in an abundance of old trees, edging the large playing
field.  There are 16 power sites at the end of a circular drive, behind the
council swimming pool.  Old facilities but adequate for what is needed, the
kitchen/dining includes a fridge and a full stove. The ablutions are in good
order, while the laundry has an automatic washing machine and dryer, both
free of charge. A well-kept camp with a modern children’s playground, or take
a swim in the indoor pool complex that is alongside. A dump point is provided,
but the facilities are kept locked, keys are provided on arrival. This camp is
administered by the Clutha District Council, but there is an onsite caretaker
who won’t be far away. Powered sites are $15 per person, tent sites are $13
per person.

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Phone(s):

03 4178109
Website:
To Book:

Dog Policy:

We are dog friendly. They must be secured at all times and not allowed inside anywhere on site.

Last Update:

15/08/2023
Address:
Te Anau Lakeview Holiday Park & Motels 77 Manapouri Te Anau Hwy, Te Anau, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This large, nicely landscaped and secure park is on the fringe of Fiordland. The grounds are terraced up from the lake with 150 power sites, 100 tent sites and the occasional pine tree. A local shuttle service operates to the walking tracks. The modern kitchen/dining lounge is smart and has energy friendly lighting and all up to date equipment, and you can dine outside while overlooking the lake. The other kitchen/dining is a big dual entry room, with hob cooking, microwave, tables & chairs. An excellent commercial laundry will be welcomed by both wet holidaymakers and skiers, and there is a good supply of toilets and showers that are spotlessly clean. A spa and paraplegic unit are opened as required, and an adventure playground and boat ramp are available. Next to reception is ‘Tracknet’ which offers information on the area, walking tracks and can book your tours.

Te Anau Lakeview Holiday Park and Motels has been evaluated by Qualmark, and awarded Gold under the Sustainable Tourism Business criteria.

Phone(s):

03 249 7457 or NZ 0800 483 262
Website:
Email/Contact Us: res@teanauholidaypark.co.nz

We have standard and deluxe cabins, ensuite units, 2 bedroom motel units.

Address:
15 Luxmore Drive, Te Anau, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a beautifully laid out camp in the heart of Te Anau, walking distance
from the shopping centre. With a child proof fence enclosing the grounds,
and a kangaroo jumper, it is a safe and fun place for families to bring their
children. There is a luxurious lounge with a mammoth TV plus computers
for internet access. The kitchen has all necessary facilities, but no pots/pans/
cutlery etc. The dining area has circular wooden tables that look out over
the children’s playground. The ablution blocks are spotless with auto sensor
heating and a unisex disability unit, while the laundry is fully automated.
Throughout the camp the lighting is auto sensing so no searching for those
elusive light switches! The landscaped sites have been developed amongst
the trees and hard sites are also available. Your hosts are Bradley & Anna
Molloy. There are 76 tent sites and power sites from $19 per adult. Children
aged three to 14 years are $12, and children under three years are free.

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Phone(s):

0800 249555
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@teanau.kiwi.nz
Address:
S Hwy 35, PO Box 75, Te Araroa, East Cape, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Look for this park at the foot of the hill, just after you leave Hicks Bay. The
grounds are lush with shady trees and a short walk over the bridged stream,
through the paddock and you are down on the beach. Sites are level with
plenty of taps. The on-site store is well-stocked and has a full liquor licence,
open from 7am till 7pm. There are 80 tent sites, 38 with power. Sea kayaks
and mountain bikes are available for hire and the area is great for a swim,
surf, or fish. Outdoor camp lighting is minimal (good for stargazing) so make
sure you bring a torch. The kitchen has individual preparation areas and
conventional cooking. The basic ablutions have vanity areas and good, roomy
showers. There is an automatic laundry and a car wash is provided. Please
note, drinking water here should be boiled. An on-site food caravan operates
in peak times. There is an on-site shop, bottle store and diesel filling station
too. Your friendly host is Bill. Tent sites are from $15 and powered sites from
$17 per person. Eftpos is available.

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Phone(s):

06 8644873
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Address:
217 Stanley Road, RD1, Te Aroha South 3392, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

With the northern Kaimai Ranges and Mount Te Aroha dominating the skyline
to the east, head south along the road to Matamata from Te Aroha. You’ll
spot the entrance flags of the holiday park not far out of town on your left.
Amongst mature oak trees. this park features hanging bridges, treehuts, giant
swings and the longest flying fox in New Zealand’s holiday park. Bush-clad
hills rise above you in the distance and the grounds are dotted with stately
old oak trees. A deep artesian spring supplies the camp with mineral water
and feeds the ‘rock pool’ thermal bath available free to campers. Enjoy the
grass tennis court, swimming pool and BBQs. In a quiet setting, the camp
is enclosed by farmland with provision for grazing if you are travelling with
equine companions. Amenities include, a serviceable kitchen with stove,
electric hobs, microwave and fridge/freezer; bright, tidy ablutions and a basic
automatic laundry and a dump station. There is a games and TV room, with
free wireless internet. Your hosts, Anna and Leon, can help you with bookings
for local attractions. German and Japanese are spoken here.

Name Type Single Two People Extra Person
(child/adult)
Weekly Single
Tenting Tent & Car, no power on-site $22 $35 $10 / $15 $175
Campervan Van/bus/trailer plus a car, incl. electricity $25 $40 $10 / $16 $175
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Phone(s):

07 8849567
Website:
Email/Contact Us: tearohacamp@gmail.com
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Address:
52 Kuku Street, Te Awanga, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Excellent location near beach front. Very friendly manager and helpful. There is a kitchen and BBQ if you need it. Toilet block with showers. Powered sites as well as tent sites. Great views.  Fishing ramp nearby.

Reservations essential November to April.

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Phone(s):

06 875 0334
Address:
S Hwy 35, Te Kaha, RD 3, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Te Kaha is around 70 km east of Opotiki. At the entrance to this park is a
7-day general store, with off-licence and a café'e that offers takeaway meals.
The colourful gardens are prolifc, with hedges and trees and the beach is just
300m away. You will find over 100 level lawn sites, most with power. The well
equipped kitchen has boiling water on tap. The bright, clean ablution block
has metered showers. In the laundry there is commercial equipment and a
freezer. Fish-cleaning and smoking facilities are on-hand and permits for boat
launching are available. There is a play area for children. Your hosts are Hone
and Helen. Tent sites are from $14 to $16 per adult, powered sites from $15
to $18. (Seasonal rates apply).

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Phone(s):

07 325 2894
Website:
Email/Contact Us: staff@tekahaholidaypark.co.nz

Overseeing Body:

South Taranaki District Council
Address:
Te Ngutu o te Manu, Ahipaipa Rd, Kapuni, Taranaki, North Island 4675

DESCRIPTION:

Escape to this. unsophisticated retreat located between Okaiawa and Kapuni,
around 12 km from SHwy 3 via Normanby. The historic site dating back to the
Taranaki land wars. Camping is on sheltered, wide-open grounds surrounded
by thick plantings. There are no powered sites. There is a token kitchen with
sink. Outside you will find picnic tables and children’s play equipment. A large
open porch with benches serves as a dining area. There are 3 toilets (one with
disabled access) and no showers. All services are somewhat “rustic”. Cold
water is on tap but no hot water. Gates may be locked at dusk. Fees of $5
per site per night should be paid to PO Box 902, Hawera 1640.

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Phone(s):

0800 111 323
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Te Urewera alerts

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
2388 Matahi Valley Road, Waimana Valley, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 60 Once a dairy farm, this campsite is in the north of the park by Waimana river. There are numerous walks into the spectacular forest nearby.

Phone(s):

07 8373803
Website:

Last Update:

17/10/2023
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Address:
Camping Ground, Te Pua Road, Te Kao 0484, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

From the Te Kao Store, about 10 km farther north from here you turn east down Paua
Road, then into Te Pua road. There is a plateau of rough grass above sheltered waters on three sides. A landmark bar of gleaming white (pure silica) sand protects this coast. Clear, deep water is around the perimeter, but you will
have to negotiate a bank to the water or try your luck at the boat ramp, unless
the tide is right. Campers must be totally independent.  This appears to be a great fishing spot. Charges are $10 per vehicle per night.

Prices are:
Camping
Adults, $10 per night(13yrs+)
Children, $5 per night(5-12yrs)
Under 5yrs Free

Boat Ramp Prices:
Campers one off payment
$30 per motor boat
$15 per kayak, jetski, rowboat.

Non-Campers pay per day
$30 per motor boat
$15 per kayak, jetski, rowboat.

ALL VISITORS MUST REPORT TO THE OFFICE.

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Phone(s):

0275 335 544
Address:
Te Punga Homestead, Whanganui, 2929 Whanganui River Rd, Matahiwi, Manawatu-Wanganui, 4576, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A self-contained cottage next to the owner's house, just south of Atene. You can also park your campervan or pitch a tent in the adjacent paddock. Sleeps five.

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Phone(s):

06 3428239
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Address:
Te Puru, Thames Coast-Private Bag, Thames, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

11 km north of Thames, at the gateway to the western Coromandel coast, this
mature attractive camp, in a garden-setting, offers a range of casual campsites
amongst the well-tended weekenders. Easy access to the beach makes it a
popular spot for boaties, and the camp offers boat parking, a boat wash and
fish cleaning facilities. Powered sites have hard stands for vans, and tents can
be accommodated in a new grassy glade near the rear of the camp. The
central, smart amenities are tiled, with metered showers and there are 3 other
toilet blocks provided. The well-used kitchen has island sinks, with plenty of
appliances; or head outside to the picnic and BBQ shelter for alfresco dining.
At the entrance are a dairy for supplies and a takeaway shop for nights when
cooking is a chore. An automatic laundry and dump station is provided.
Your hosts are Murray and Maureen. Sites from $17 per person per day and
powered sites $19 per person per day . Hard stands available. Seasonal rates
apply

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Phone(s):

07 8682879
Address:
Lake Tarawera-Department of Conservation, 1167 Fenton Street Rotorua, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 30 Camp in scenic surroundings. Relax in the natural hot springs in the bay. Enjoy water sports or explore the tracks in other areas of the lake.

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Phone(s):

07 3485179

Overseeing Body:

Te Wera Outdoor Recreational Trust Inc Soc

Last Update:

27/04/2021
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Address:
3560 Ohura Road, Te Wera, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the historic Forgotten World Highway between Stratford and Taumarunui,
some 43 km inland of Stratford, is this outdoor adventure centre sited on what
was an old forestry camp. The camp is open for casual travellers depending
on whether there are school parties in residence, so it is wise to phone ahead
and check availability. Camping is in a wooded setting with a cluster of prime
sites near the road, including 16 with power. A modern amenities building has
a commercial kitchen, dining hall, lounge and laundry. Laundry costs $5 per
day. Two blocks of good ablutions are provided. Your hosts are Michelle and Jamie.
Prices are per person, tent and unpowered camper van $12.  Eftpos facility on site NO VISA

Facilities include free BBQ, laundry, obstacle course, flying fox, wet slide and firepit.


Rates:

Present rates per person per night are:

Unpowered Sites
$13 per person per night

Powered Sites
$16 per person per night

Educational Groups – Schools
$20 per person per night

Educational Groups – Community Youth
$20 per person per night

Casual/Social/Sports/Club Groups
$25 per person per night

Casual Users – Cottage/TET Block
$30 per person per night, minimum charge $100 per night.

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Phone(s):

06 762 3859
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only

Last Update:

9/3/2022
Address:
Lake Ohau Road, 50km north-west of Twizel Department of Conservation, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

North of Lake Ohau, camp within a beautiful beech forest in a large flat area. Tramp the North and South Temple Stream tracks.

Number of tent sites - 30

Bookings not required - first in, first served

Phone(s):

+64 3 435 0802
Email/Contact Us: esienquiries@doc.govt.nz
Address:
1 Ferguson Drive (Domain Ave), Temuka, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Well what a transformation in this huge camp in the centre of Temuka.
Recently purchased by a group of locals, it has undergone a transformation.
Big old shady trees with lots of open space providing campers with around 136
power and 110 tent sites on flat ground.  There is also a beautiful new animal
friendly space set apart from the main camping area, mostly unpowered but
with a couple of powered. What used to be the tired and uncared for facilities,
are still basic but have been renovated and cleaned to immaculate standards.
The kitchens are well stocked with everything you could possibly need, herbs
gardens too, and the ablutions show the same care and attention with clean shower curtains and water blasted floors. A large laundry has ample automatic
equipment and there is internet available as well as a dump point. Plenty of
room here as you are on the edge of a huge rugby field, that doubles as tent
sites in summer, and an adventure playground is only 50m away. Close by are
facilities where you can play tennis, mini golf, go skating, swim, play 18 holes
of golf, enjoy the cycle track or just go fishing. Very friendly onsite caretakers
will help you with any queries. Powered sites $25 to $32 for two, unpowered
from $8 to $12 per person.  Extra adults are $12, under 5 are free, 5-16
are only $5.

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Phone(s):

03 6157241
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Address:
60 Tarewa Road, Rotorua, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Treen and her friendly team will welcome you to this boutique family run
accommodation complex. Hidden away at the rear of the complex are up
to 20 spaces both on grass and in the carpark. Make use of the many onsite
facilities, that include the Lean-To bar, Cocoon cafe and eatery, and a hot
thermally heated pool. The large well-equipped communal kitchen and dining
area has an outside seating area, while the TV and recreation rooms are at the
end of this block where you can have a game of pool. There is also a large
laundry, as well as plentiful toilets and showers. Nearby is the free geothermal  park and an aquatic centre, while town is only a 10-15m walk away. Tent sites
$12 per person, campervan sites powered $20 per person, non-powered $15
per person, children are $8 per child.

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Phone(s):

07 3470931
Email/Contact Us: stay@kiwipaka.co.nz

Double cabins, $89 per cabin, all bedding supplied.
Twin cabins (2x single beds), $89, all bedding supplied.
Dorm beds, newly built, $32 single bed, all bedding supplied.

Address:
The Barn Backpackers 14 Harvey Rd Marahau, Tasman, Nelson, South Island 7197

DESCRIPTION:

Closest to the start of the Abel Tasman National Park walks, there are views out to the beach in this lively, happy campground.  There are plenty of tent sites set in a garden area; enjoy the sound of the sea and birdsong plus the company of Pukekos and Wekas.
Copses of natural bush are dotted around the camp. There is a mini camp store sells reasonably priced wine and beer, you can enjoy the café/bar/restaurant. A bus stop is close by. The ablutions are well-kept and have disability facilities. There is a new block of showers with a view of the beach, and the open-style kitchen and dining area that has an extension with several BBQs, help yourself to herbs out of the garden. The laundry has automatic equipment. Enjoy an evening on the large communal deck with a camp fire and native trees all around.

All activity bookings can be made at Reception including Water Taxis, Kayaking, SUPs, Sky Diving, River Canyoning, Hand gliding, Microlites and a massage to end the day here. You can also leave your car at the secure car park on site. Your hosts are Rhonda, Milan and Will. Tent sites are from $20 per person and power sites $22 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

03 5278043
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@barn.co.nz
Address:
The Farmyard Holiday Park 50 Elmslie Rd RD 22 Geraldine 7992 New Zealand, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This farm based camp is 8km south of Geraldine and is a children_s paradise, you will know you are nearly there when you see the avenue of colourfully painted windmills. Spread over a farmlet of nearly 17 hectares are 30 power sites and innumerable tent sites snuggled into pockets of shelter belts. Amenities include a clean compact kitchen and dining area, with everything you might need provided, opening to a small lounge with a TV. There is another covered area outside with a sink, as well as picnic tables for outside eating. Excellent tiled ablutions that include a family suite and disability unit, there is a dump point for porta potties only, and the porch laundry has automatic washers and a dryer. The BBQ area is well supplied with wood plus a large _marshmallow pit_ for cooking your own yummy marshmallows. Fun for the children includes donkey rides, a sandpit, BMX track, play equipment, mini golf and mini motorbikes. A landscaped area has a pool and grassed tennis court, or go and meet Skippy the wallaby and his other furry friends. Your hosts, Geoff and Kerrie, are pet and people friendly. Tent sites are $35 to $37 for two people, or with power, $37 to $40.

Phone(s):

03 6939355
Address:
3081 Whanganui River Road, Koriniti, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This lovely, eco-retreat on the right bank of the Whanganui River accommodates campers arriving by river.(Jetboat or Canoe) Or you can arrive road and Cross the Flying Fox (Aerial Cableway) The Campground has a flush toilet, gas heated shower or an outdoor fire bath in the bush for campers to use. Free Wifi is also available Your hosts are Kelly and Jane. Phone ahead to check availability. Camping charge is $10 per person per night.$5 per person for Cablecar. Great store on site - you can even get a cold beer.

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Phone(s):

06 3428160
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Address:
58 Vista Paku, Pauanui, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Pauanui can be a little challenging to navigate for the tourist, as there are
minimal information signs. Look for Vista Paku as you come into town
and then follow it nearly to the end. This camp is largely filled with wellkept,
permanent ‘weekenders’ and there are only 7 powered sites for casual
stopovers. The smart camp kitchen is roomy, with modern appliances and fridge/freezer. The bright ablutions have tidy, free showers with plenty of hot
water and a baby’s room with bath and change table. An automatic laundry
and dump station are provided. There is an internet kiosk here. Your hosts
are Treive and John Andrew. Powered sites are $20 per adult and $12 per
child. Seasonal rates apply

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Phone(s):

07 8648559
Website:

No. of tent sites:

15

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

14/04/2023
Address:
The Green Camping Area Whangaparapara Road, Great Barrier Island / Aotea, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Situated on Great Barrier Island.

Set amongst remains of timber milling, kauri logging and whaling history, The Green is the smallest DOC campground on the . North of here is the entry to the track network and Forest Road (closed to vehicles), with foot access to the hot springs and Port Fitzroy to the north. Nearby Whangaparapara has a wharf and small community. The harbour and coastline are good for fishing and kayaking.

Phone(s):

+64 9 379 6476
Email/Contact Us: aucklandvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Avon Street,PO Box 14, Athol, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A small camp ground with an interesting way around providing toilets… there
is one for each site! With each hard sealed camp spot having trees between
them, there is good shade as well as privacy from your neighbours.. Well-kept
grounds and there is a small laundry on site, and the lodge kitchen is available
for those in tents at an extra charge. Stop at the fly fishing shop on the main
road, enjoy the cafes, bike trails and the great brown trout fishing at the door.
Powered site $18 for one, $25 for two, and $5 for any extras. Unpowered
tent sites are $15 per person. Pets are welcome but self-contained vehicles
only from May to September please.

Phone(s):

0211845444
Website:

Double bed, double bunk with a single above. Beds are made up with bottom sheet and pillow cases. Jug, toaster, fridge and Freeview TV. Guests will need to supply their own bedding and utensils.
Price from: $80.00 per night. Maximum occupancy: 5 person/s. Bedding configuration: Double-size bed and bunks made up with sheet and pillowcases only.

Address:
Pines Holiday Park, 158 Argelins Rd, Hanmer Springs, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

On the country side of town, this camp is right next to the golf course and
within walking distance of the hot pools and shopping area.Easy camping on
grounds that are pleasantly landscaped, with its own mini golf course. The
service block is eye-catching, with an interesting paint splatter effect on the
floors, modern and clean. There are good clean metered showers and a
disability suite and the communal kitchen has all amenities. Automatic machines
are in the laundry and wireless internet is available. A great attraction is a
gazebo with novel wooden tables radiating out from the gas BBQs (a charge
applies). There are 34 large sites with power and a dump point, and your hosts
are Dianne and Norris. Tent sites are $26 for one person or $36 for two, an
extra adult will cost $18. Power sites are $30 for a single person, $42 for two,
and extra adults are $20. All children under 14 are $8.

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Phone(s):

03 3157152
Website:
Address:
10 Riverpoint Road (Off SHwy 2), Matawhero, Gisborne, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Great for backbackers, excellent vibe and friendly people.

Great campground, a must crash in for everybody considering themselves a backpacker or traveler. Awesome people free WiFi.

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Phone(s):

06 8674733

20 Power Sites

Address:
275 Hawkswood Road, Hawkswood, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The wild wild west comes to the South Island in this campground based in rural
farmland. Buildings that range from logs cabins to corrugated huts, through
to mud brick houses, it is an interesting place to recharge your batteries, or a comfortable stopover on your journey. A large and level grassed area is
provided for both powered and non powered sites, with very large trees for
shade. Not wanting anyone to be hemmed in, there is plenty of space for
everyone. Rustic and quirky are words that come to mind here, don't expect
spotless amenities and manicured lawns. Facilities include showers and toilets,
a small camp kitchen, and a large common room with table tennis and large
couches so you have somewhere out of the rain if needed. The outside BBQ
dining area, doubles as the limited wifi hotspot.  Walks through the forest, huge
trees to admire, or look at the 'old stuff' shed. Your hosts are Stephen and
Linda and a site will cost $18 per person.

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Phone(s):

021 135 6186 (Linda)
Website:
Email/Contact Us: linda@stagingpost.co.nz
Address:
168 W Coast Rd, Kohukohu, 0491, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Take a sharp hairpin to your left on to West Coast Road as you leave the
Rawene Ferry, or turn right at the ferry for those travelling from the north.
5km south of Kohukohu and 1. 7km west of the ferry landing, the Tree House
Eco Lodge is along the Motukaraka (West Coast) Road and is well signposted.
A pleasant, shady spot for backpackers and travellers who appreciate a quiet,
uncrowded camping area that is brimming with bird-life. Campers with
cars must leave them in the carpark provided. Small motorhomes can be
accommodated although only one power point is available. The smoke-free
communal area with kitchen is delightful, although it is not suitable for very
young children. Stimulate your appetite with the 20-minute bushwalk. Your
hosts are Phil and Pauline Evans. Camping is $20 per person. $13 without use of kitchen, $20 includes use of the kitchen.

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Phone(s):

09 4055855
Website:
Address:
9 Rewcastle Road, Chaslands, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located in the Chaslands, this is the geographical centre of the pristine Catlins Coastal Rainforest Park. Travelling on the recently sealed and upgraded Southern Scenic Route (SH92), visitors will find this camp on the McLean Falls Road. Don't miss the Catlins Cathedral Caves only 400 metres away, viewings are two hours either side of low tide. The kitchen is equipped with most cooking and eating utensils and the roomy ablutions are excellent. There is a lounge with a TV and you really must try The Whistling Frog Caf_ and Bar, it is not to be missed as most of the food served here is home grown and raised. You may like to visit the glow-worms, McLaren Falls at the end of the road, or one of the other many activities in the area. This is luxury camping, where pets are welcome and you are given free wifi. Your friendly hosts are Paul and Lynn. Unpowered sites are $45 for two adults and for powered sites $50 for two adults. An extra adult costs $15. Discounts available.

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Phone(s):

03 4158338
Address:
6 Bongard Road, Whitianga., Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This older-style camp is lush with trees and has a scenic reserve on one
boundary. Just up from the beach and set back from the main road, it’s a
good spot to launch kayaks and paddle upstream or out to sea. The central,
well-used communal area has alfresco dining under a pergola with wood
and gas BBQs on hand. For the indoor cook, the older kitchen has stoves,
microwave, fridges, and opens to a cosy lounge with TV, internet kiosks, books
and a fireplace. The ablutions have ‘curtained-only’ showers ($2) and the small
laundry with automatic machines. Grant is the owner, and Charmaine will
book you in. Non-powered sites are from $20 per person, powered sites
from $23. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

07 8665834
Email/Contact Us: whitiangacampground@gmail.com
Address:
Lillburn Valley Road, Clifden ? Department of Conservation, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 20 Camp on the edge of the park 5 km from Lake Hauroko, the deepest lake in New Zealand. Fish, swim, go boating or tramping nearby.

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Phone(s):

03 2144589
Website:
Address:
8 Clark St, Owaka, New Zealand, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The sheltered campsites are in the grounds of the old hospital which has been converted into a lodge, and all facilities are in this complex. A large kitchen has all equipment including a full oven and everything you need to cook or eat with, while the ablutions are spotless and modern with disability access. In the large lounge is a TV, piano, a free pool table and comfy seating, it opens to a sunroom where you can relax and enjoy the southern sunshine. Jan and Craig are your very friendly hosts, who told me they are a pet friendly establishment, but no giraffes or hippos please. Tent sites $16 per adult, 6 to 16 years $8, under 6 years free. Power site, s18 per person.

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Phone(s):

03 4158333
Website:

We have 4 types of Accommodation depending on your budget. At the top end of comfort is our Park Motel and Tourist Flats then we have Standard Cabins and of course Camp Sites.

We have Berg Go-Karts on site to keep kids of all ages busy and entertained! These karts are fun & fitness in one. The seats move forward & back to suit many different sizes.

Address:
Thornton Beach Road, Thornton, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

14 km west of Whakatane, at the very end of Thornton Beach Road, lies this attractive beachfront camp, known for its shellfish, line fishing, and safe swimming situated at the mouth of the Rangitaiki River. Whale and White Islands are visible off-shore and the ocean beach stretches out in front of you. Camp across several sheltered terraces, on flat, open sites, where there are 99 with power and water. Check-in at the new office/shop by the barrier arm - where there are ample provisions available (including bait and tackle). For boaties there is a wharf and boat ramp nearby. A brand new, stunning and spacious amenity block includes a modern kitchen with all the usual appliances. Fantastic ablutions with unisex shower rooms (metered in the summer), and two disabled access units plus three family suites. An automatic laundry and dump station are provided and large vehicles can easily be accommodated. Thoughtful touches include a new children_s play area, movie nights in the great covered dining hall during summer, a coffee vending machine and wireless hotspot will be appreciated by campers. Your friendly hosts are Glenn and Louise. The littlest campers have not been forgotten with highchairs and portacots available free of charge. All sites are from $20 per adult and $10 for children. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

07 3048296
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@thorntonbeach.co.nz
Address:
270 Tiki Road, Coromandel, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just a 2 minute walk into town, this attractive tidy complex on the southern
outskirts of Coromandel township has a small, grassy camping area at the rear
that overlooks the tidal flats. It has a kitchen, lounge, BBQ area, and a laundry.
The ablutions offer free showers. Fishing charters arranged. Your host is Tony.
Camping on the 6 powered sites will cost from $18 per adult, and from $15
for tenters. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

07 8668888

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Address:
Timaru Top 10 Holiday Park, 154 Selwyn Street, Timaru, New Zealand, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

In the middle of suburbia, and only a short walk to the nearby supermarket, this surprisingly spacious campground has an air of tranquillity. This is a large camp broken into small camping areas, all well supplied with large shade trees. Of the 150 sites most have power and some have waste disposal, there are also extra-large sites for the bigger vehicles. A modern purpose-built block with kitchen/dining facilities, consisting of full stoves, ceramic cooktops and a fridge/freezer. There are modern toilets and showers in this building and a paraplegic/family unit with shub and shower, underfloor heating throughout. The laundry is large with auto equipment and has been recently renovated. Plenty of additional facilities are provided in the busy season, all are immaculately presented and maintained. The children can be kept busy on the challenging playground equipment, the jumping pillow or have a go on a pedal cart. No visit to Timaru would be complete without a trip to Caroline Bay which is within walking distance. Gordon and Alison Collister are your lovely hosts and they provide free wifi as well as a Spark hotspot. Tent Sites are $39 for two, or with power $43 for two, $18 extras, $10 child.

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Phone(s):

03 6847690
Website:
Email/Contact Us: topten@timaruholidaypark.co.nz
Address:
Tiniroto Road, PO Box 1, Tiniroto, Gisborne, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

49 km south of Gisborne on the inl and Tiniroto Road to Wairoa youll find the
back-country life-style in a relaxed campground annexed to the community
hall. Look for the white-painted hall building just north of the Tiniroto Tavern.
The camp is in a peaceful area with level grounds amongst shady trees and
cow pats. Choose from sunny or shady spots with magnificent views. There are unlimited tent sites and 16 with power. The Community Centre building
offers a clean kitchen, ablutions and laundry facilities are available at the tavern.
A great childrens play area and a BBQ can be enjoyed and nearby the school
tennis courts and swimming pool may be used by arrangement. There are
swimming holes and waterfalls in the Ruakituri River. For those no cooking
nights the Tiniroto Tavern is a good choice, with full meals, takeaways and a bar.
Obtain the camp key from Colin Campbell at the Tavern. Powered sites $10,
tents $6 per person.

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Phone(s):

06 8637019
Website:

Cabin.

Sleeps 3, fridge, TV with free view, table and chairs and comes with linen Cost $50 for one per night, each extra adult $15.

Last Update:

27/04/2021
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Address:
Komiti Road, Tinopai, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

From S Hwy 12 turn onto Matakohe West Road. An easy 20 minute drive takes you through undulating countryside to this restful camp beside the community hall. A circular garden greets you at the entrance. The grounds are flat with lush grass and a few shade trees, plus 3 gas bbqs for campers and picnic tables. Most sites have sea views and some are absolute waterfront. 24 power sites and heaps of room for tents. The facilities are modest but clean and decorated with colourful artwork. A small kitchen has fridge/freezer, microwaves, jug and toasters, and outside is a pick a herb garden. Adjacent to the kitchen is a fenced and roofed gas BBQ area with tables. The water laps just a few metres from the 2 x 50 cent hot showers. A tin garden shed houses the basic laundry with a washing machine and tubs. The swimming is good and you can fish off the nearby wharf. A lovely _off the beaten track_ spot for relaxing and there is a store down the road that provides your basic needs. Sites $12 per adult and $5 children, under 4yrs free.

Phone(s):

09 9747554 or 022 088 9071
Email/Contact Us: tinopaicampbookings@gmail.com
To Book:

Dog Policy:

Pet friendly

Last Update:

08/4/2022
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Address:
743 state highway 35, RD 1, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

We are not 5 star resort style camping but our facilities are always clean and tidy. We're proud of our history and our Trip Advisor reviews are testament to the relaxed and friendly atmosphere within the park.

With the Dunes section of the Motu Trails right in front of the camp you can either choose to relax or go for a safe walk, jog or cycle and explore the coastline. Visit the Opotiki township where supplies and a good coffee are only a few minutes away. Alternatively, for the necessities and fresh fish and chips the Tirohanga Beach Store is right next door!

We are also a pet friendly camp all year round. To accommodate pets, we have a designated area and its own beach access.

Schedule of charges

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Phone(s):

07 315 7942
Website:
Email/Contact Us: tirohangahp@gmail.com

Closed For Winter?:

Yes

Last Update:

8/3/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Melissa Road, Karikari Peninsula, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Tokerau Beach Motor Camp is closed at the moment.

This camp is right on a safe sandy beach that is known for its excellent fishing
and shellfish gathering. To the rear of the camp there is a large building that
houses the amenities. The ablution block is tidy and the kitchen has a fridge/
freezer, microwave and cooktops. A large basic TV lounge has table tennis.
In the auto laundry is a place to sit and read. This is real kiwi camping, close
to the beach with some sheltered sites. There is a dump point here. Plenty
to do: try the kite surfing school, or take a trip to Cape Reinga, Charter
fishing is available locally. Close by are a general store, Internet, fish & chips,
a restaurant and a café. There are around 44 sites with power plus 250
sites for tents.  Seasonal prices apply and dogs are welcome by
arrangement only.

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Phone(s):

09 408 7055
Address:
45 Waitangi Street, Tokomaru Bay, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is tucked behind the general store and petrol station on SHwy 35
set on a flat grassy paddock that backs onto a stream. Close to the road,
seven powered sites are available and theres plenty of flat tent space. The
tidy kitchen is equipped with gas cooking, microwave and fridge. Ranchsliders
open to a deck and there is a basic TV lounge. A dump station is available and passers-by can fill up their campervan water for $5. The ablutions are wellloved and include a disabled access unit and communal change areas in the showers. An automatic laundry and a BBQ are available. Mark and Lisa and
her team at the shop and Fish Shop will make you very welcome. Tent sites
are $12.50 per adult and children 5 years and over are $6, or with power they are $15 for adults or $7.50 for children 5 years and over.

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Phone(s):

06 8645843
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Address:
22 Sloss Road, Tokoroa. PO Box 257, Tokoroa, Waikato, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

In a quiet rural location while still being handy to town, the grounds offer
plenty of shady trees and nicely maintained grounds. Unfortunately permanent
residents are still a large part of this campground, but the facilities are all well
maintained, clean and tidy. There are 15 casual powered sites available and
plenty of room for tents. An amenities block with basic kitchen, ablutions,
laundry and a dump station are provided. Pets are welcome here and internet
is available in the camp office. Your hosts are Emo and Manu. All sites $20 for
two people.

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Phone(s):

07 8866642
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Address:
167 Wharf Road, Tolaga Bay, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Tolaga Bay is an interesting area, steeped in history. The huge wharf beside
the camp was built in the 1920s and is said to be the longest concrete pier in
the southern hemisphere. Just south of the township, the camp has great sea
views and spectacular limestone bluffs. A big camp, it has 50 powered sites
and 100 tent sites spread across open grounds, a few shady sites can be found
around the perimeter. A mini-shop is open from December to the end of
February. The facilities are bright, clean and well maintained. There are two
separate ablution blocks providing great showers complete with piped music!
There is also a disabled access suite. The kitchen is clean with a ranchslider
leading to outside dining and BBQ area. There is an automatic laundry and
childrens playground. No pets here please. The car & boat wash and dump
point are for campers only. Your hosts are Mike and Trina Brooker. A tent site
costs $16 per person and a powered site, $18. per person with children aged
3 to 13 years costing $10.

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Phone(s):

06 8626716
Address:
Tongariro Holiday Park State Highway 47 Tongariro Taupo 3949 New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located between Turangi and Whakapapa Village at the small settlement of Tongariro, this quiet camp is ideally placed for the keen fisherman, tramper or ski enthusiast in search of an alpine holiday. The closest camp to the end of the Tongariro Alpine Crossing and situated opposite the trophy trout habitat at Lake Otamangakau, the camp often hosts fisher folk and their boats in the 12 powered sites, with a similar number of tent sites tucked away the rear of the camp. The amenities are rustic-alpine, with a fully equipped kitchen, clean ablutions and a drying room for ski or fishing gear. There is a pleasant lounge with pool table and air hockey, a playground for the kids and wifi internet access. A shuttle service for the Tongariro Alpine Crossing is available. Your hosts are Greg and Donna Hooper who ask for no pets please. Powered sites are from $25 per person, with tent sites from $22.

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Phone(s):

07 3868062
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Address:
25 Ohuanga Rd, Turangi, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Close to the Turangi shopping precinct, this large complex has expansive parklike grounds, sweeping roads and log-style buildings.
The basic kitchen and dining area has essential equipment and BBQ tables
for dining, while outside there is more room for eating. Tenters can camp
close to the kitchen and toilets, and there are hardstands for motorhomes and
campervans. There is a spa/sauna available, Sky TV and internet on enquiry, as
well as a coin operated laundry, drying rooms and a dump station for guests
only. All sites $15 per person.

Phone(s):

07 386 7492
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@tongarirojunction.co.nz

5 power sites and space for about 10 tents.

Address:
East Coast Road, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the eastern end of Torere, head up the hill and turn left at the sign
“Bookbinder/Pig Dog training School” and head down a short, unsealed road
to the beach. Families can camp in the fenced paddock across the private
gravel road from the quiet beach. There is no kitchen, but a small shed has
an agitator washing machine and a freezer and there are 2 toilets. There is
rain water on site. No parties please. There are 5 power sites and space for
about 10 tents. Your friendly host, renamed “ the Mexican Maori,” is Joshua
Kauta who lives in the house up the steep drive above the campsite. Joshua
will sing and entertain you if you ask him. All sites are from $5 per person.
Payment by cash or cheque.

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Phone(s):

07 3158215
Website:
Address:
Bookbinders Road, East Cape, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the eastern end of Torere, head up the hill and turn left at the sign
“Bookbinder/Pig Dog training School” and head down a short, unsealed road
to the beach. Families can camp in the fenced paddock across the private
gravel road from the quiet beach. There is no kitchen, but a small shed has
an agitator washing machine and a freezer and there are 2 toilets. There is
rain water on site. No parties please. There are 5 power sites and space for
about 10 tents. Your friendly host, renamed “ the Mexican Maori,” is Joshua
Kauta who lives in the house up the steep drive above the campsite. Joshua
will sing and entertain you if you ask him. All sites are from $5 per person.
Payment by cash or cheque.

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Phone(s):

07 315 8228
Website:

Overseeing Body:

Horizons Regional Council

Dog Policy:

No Dogs Please

Last Update:

21/10/2021
Address:
Totara Reserve Pohangina, 92 Churchill Dr, Pohangina, 4884, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

From Ashhurst, it is an easy 24 km drive along Pohangina Road to Totara
Reserve (take Pohangina Valley East Road to avoid the unsealed section). Turn
left at Highland Home Church Camp into Churchill Drive and drive down
to the riverside. A selection of picturesque camping and picnicking sites are
tucked into native bush alive with tui and kereru. A lovely new ablution block
with showers. The park is very scenic, with a range of walking trails and great
swimming holes.

No dogs please. Camp caretaker Kelly Williams lives at
5 Churchill Drive at the Highland Home corner.

Tent sites (unpowered) are $16 for two people. Powered sites are $37 for two people. Extra’s $6.

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Phone(s):

06 329 4708
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Prohibited fire season for Abel Tasman National Park > Torrent Bay bridge replacement

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

11/04/2023
Address:
Totaranui Road, Abel Tasman National Park via Nelson, Tasman, Nelson, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Totaranui is a large campground next to the clear waters and golden sands of Totaranui beach and backed by an estuary. It's a great base for activities - relax on the beach, swim, kayak, fish or explore the nearby stands of native bush by walking one of the many tracks. The Abel Tasman Coastal Track can also be accessed from here. Dogs and other domestic pets (e.g. cats and caged birds) are not permitted.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
Address:
Mahanga Rd, Pataua South, Onerahi, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Half an hours drive from Whangarei the camp is alongside the ocean at one of the top ten beaches in NZ. At the camp entrance, a large complex houses the office, well-stocked camp store and a fast-food bar. These are open in the holiday season, with a bonus of fresh-baked hot bread. during the peak season. The main sites are on level ground, well groomed, with gardens and some privacy hedges. All of the 80 power sites have taps. There is space for 40 tent sites too. You will not feel pressured here as all the sites are large. On a plateau area to the rear, are more level sites and a fish smoker. Alongside is the main amenities block with easy access to a large airy kitchen, good cooking equipment, fridge/freezer etc; beside this is a large carpeted games room for reading and watching TV. On the lower level there are unisex cubicles with metered showers and separate toilet blocks. A porch laundry has good automatic machines. A dump station is provided. The children have an adventure playground with an impressive slide. Your hosts are Nita and Tim Harrison. Sites from $15-$25 per person per day. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 4362390
Website:
Email/Contact Us: treasure@xtra.co.nz
Address:
Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 20 (including twelve powered sites) Camp beside a small but beautiful kauri stand. There are many walking tracks nearby. Night time guided walks to see kiwi and glow worms are available

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Phone(s):

09 4393011
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Address:
15 Puhata Rd, Herekino, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

15 Km from Ahipara and 1km past the Herekino Hotel. Here you will find a long drop toilet, showers, and a basic out-door kitchen. There is a small museum here. Enjoy horse treks, fishing/snorkelling trips, bush/beach walks and hunting treks, from this very relaxed country farm. Your hosts are Grant and Tangi Davan. Non-powered sites, $20 per person per night. Pre bookings please.

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Phone(s):

09 4093883
Website:
Email/Contact Us: tuiinn@xtra.co.nz
To Book:
Address:
60 Whangapoua Road, Coromandel, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Whangapoua Rd is just before Coromandel town, coming from Kuaotunu. Look for the green 'Tui Lodge' entrance sign. Campers wanting a pleasant rural stopover can camp in and around the complex's leafy gardens and orchards with free fruit in season and make use of the plentiful facilities in the backpacker's lodge. There are spotless unisex bathrooms, 2 kitchens with gas hobs and lots of appliances, a free BBQ and a summerhouse that's great for chilling out in. There is a free laundry, and free bikes. The lounge and TV room are cosy and comfortable. Your host is Dianne.  Camping is available in the garden setting or in the orchard from $20 per person.

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Phone(s):

07 8668237
Website:
Email/Contact Us: coromandeltuilodge@gmail.com
Address:
196 Taupahi Rd, Turangi, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Tui Lodge has 1.5 acres of beautifully manicured gardens and lawn, ideal for relaxing and enjoying your holiday.

Each room has an ensuite, the use of your own lounge with tea and coffee making facilities.

Fishing and accommodation package deals are available on request.

 

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Phone(s):

07 386 0840
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@tui-lodge.co.nz
Address:
13 Te Reiti Tamara Grove, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

What a lovely welcome you get from new owners Riza and Albert as you drive into this historical campground. The original base for the 1950s power project, it was once home to hundreds of Italian workers who were involved in what was then the biggest engineering project in New Zealand. For the casual camper looking for a quiet spot away from the main road, here you_ll find large, individually-hedged sites with plenty of lovely shady trees, each having a tap and a picnic table. Older-style, well-scrubbed amenities include a basic kitchen with lots of pans, crockery and cookware, ablutions with free curtained showers, a coin operated laundry, and a drying room available for a small charge. The covered deck off the kitchen is a beautiful spot to sit and eat your meal, and you can use the fish cleaning sink and outdoor BBQs to cook up your catch of the day. Too tired to cook? Town is within walking distance for a takeaway or a meal. Working towards being an eco friendly camp ground, there are ample recycling stations, a bin in the kitchen for your organic waste that goes to the worm farm, and a herb garden is also being established by the kitchen. Children have a couple of small play areas and plenty of room to run about, while on rainy days there is a large games room and guest lounge. Internet access and a dump station are also provided, and your dogs are welcome but by arrangement please. Charges are from $22 per person, children 5-14 from $10, and under five are free.

Phone(s):

07 3868754
Website:
Email/Contact Us: turangip@xtra.co.nz

Overseeing Body:

Gisborne District Council
Address:
39 Gladstone Road, Gisborne, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turihaua Beach is located approximately 16km from Gisborne city. The camping area is either side of the bridge. Good swimming and fishing.

Summer camping at Turihaua Beach is for a limited period only - from 26 December to 1 February.
Permit and fee required

No overnight camping allowed between 2 February to 25 December.

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Phone(s):

06 8672049
Website:
Address:
285 Matapouri Road, Tutukaka, 0173, New Zealand, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Look for the big Marlin at the gate. This is the best place to land _the big one_. Tutukaka is world renowned for its deep sea fishing and recognized as the No 1 Dive location in New Zealand, close to the Poor Knights where the frigates Waikato and Tui have been sunk for recreational divers. For the latte set there are four cafes nearby. This rural camp is five minutes walk to the beach, dive shop and the village shops. 60 powered sites and 30 for tents. There is a trampoline for the children, which has enclosed sides for safety. A wonderful kitchen has a large island bench, and good facilities and equipment. Adjacent is a dining area and TV room with comfortable furniture and a fireplace. Just outside is a BBQ area. Generous ablutions include a disability suite for both sexes and a 50 cent metered shower system. There is a special dive gear drying area. Grant and Denise are your hosts. All sites are $17 per night per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 4343938
Address:
Twelve Mile Campsite, Mount Creighton, 9371, New Zealand, Southern Lakes, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 100 Camp on a gravel river delta at the outlet of Twelve-Mile Creek on the shores of Lake Wakatipu. Regenerating forest surrounds the campsite. It_s also a popular picnicking and fishing spot. Close to Mt Crichton Loop Track, Twelve Mile to Bob\'s Cove Track and Lake Dispute Track.

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Phone(s):

03 4427933
Website:
Address:
Twin Pines Tourist Park 340 Black Bridge Rd Rd 1 0271 New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The picturesque, securely fenced grounds are slightly undulating. There are
30 sites with power and plenty of tent sites, some with shady trees. Gravel
or grass parking is available. There is a children’s adventure playground. The
amenities block includes ablutions in 8 separate unisex bathroom suites and
2 wheelchair access bathrooms. Adjoining the large kitchen is a welcoming
TV lounge with dining tables and chairs. The laundry is well equipped with
automatic machines. There is a dump station. Your hosts are Katie and Dick.
Sites are from $16 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

09 4027322
Website:
Address:
122 MacKenzie Drive, Twizel, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Sheltered by mature hedges, this camp is in established grounds set amongst
alpine foliage and large beech trees. The amenity block is clean, modern and
bright. The kitchen includes cooking equipment and appliances, no cutlery
or crockery though, and dining areas are provided both inside and out
(with shade). Being so close to the town centre, you can walk to the shops,
restaurants, and supermarket. Boating and fishing are great in the area, use the
fish cleaning station to sort out your catch of the day.  Bikes are available for
hire, only 50 minutes from Mt Cook, and there is a dump station on site. Your
hosts are Peter and Jane, all sites are $38 for two people

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Phone(s):

03 4350507

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Regional Council Parks
Address:
Off Hunua Road from Papakura, Auckland Regional Council, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This campground is in the Hunua Ranges Regional Park, These bush clad ranges
with streams, waterfalls and magnificent vistas offer a natural playground less
than an hours drive from Auckland. The park is the largest native forest in
the Auckland region. Based at Upper Mangatawhiri carpark, this campsite has
flush toilets and taps, though water must be boiled for drinking. There is plenty
of shade and a nearby streamfor swimming. There is access to the park’s
walking and mountain biking tracknetwork, which includes many spectacular
viewpoints. There are no rubbish bins provided so please take out all rubbish
when you leave. Camping is $6 per adult and $4 for children. Annual passes
are available.

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Phone(s):

09 301 0101
Website:
To Book:
Address:
Urenui Domain, PO Box 25, Urenui, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Just north of Urenui, look for the blue TransitNZ camp signs to the wellmanicured
seaside holiday village that marks the entrance to this camp. Right
beside the golf course and Urenui River mouth, this is a busy park with a choice
of attractive sites, some by the water’s edge, 133 with power and 30 or so for
tents. There’s a great playground for the kids, or enjoy the natural beauty of
the river and ocean. Takeaways are available at the on-site general store selling
all the necessary supplies. The two amenities blocks are simple but clean, with
key access to the showers. The kitchens offer a range of cooking options and
fridge/freezers and the laundries are well equipped. No dogs please. Your
hosts are Ian and Teresa Hayston. Tent sites are $44 for two adults and on
powered sites are $42 for two adults.

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Phone(s):

06 7523838
Website:
Email/Contact Us: urenuibeachcamp@xtra.co.nz

No. of tent sites:

300

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Reduced capacity at Uretiti Beach Campsite

To Book:

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

13/07/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
3149 State Highway 1, Waipu, 0582, New Zealand, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a scenic campsite in the Whangarei area. Camp behind the sand dunes of Uretiti Beach.

There are 300 non-powered/tent sites.

 

Fees

  • Adult (18+ years): $13 per night
  • Child (5 - 17 years): $6.50 per night
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Additional fees

Campers are required to purchase a $2 rubbish bag to assist with the disposal of rubbish and recyclable items.

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Phone(s):

+64 9 470 3300 or +64 9 432 1051
Email/Contact Us: whangarei@doc.govt.nz

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Whangapau Point Pā Track closed

Address:
Urupukapuka Island, Russell, Northland, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

An ideal chance to escape to an island for a camping holiday. Indico, Paradise
and Otehei Bays are set aside for day visitors. At Otehei Bay you will find
an open-air restaurant. Campers can stay only at Cable Bay (31 sites) and
Urupukapuka Bay. Camping is on a self-registration basis for Urupukapuka
Bay, with a warden on site over summer for both bays. Drinking water and cold showers are at both sites. Campers need to be completely self-sufficient
and bring a portable toilet screen and a supply of biological (not chemical)
additives. They also need to remove all their rubbish from the island.
No pets or open fires please. Please leave farm gates as you find them.
Campers need to make their own arrangements for transport. Boats leave
for Urupukapuka Island from Paihia and Russell daily. Price per adult is $10.

 

Phone(s):

09 430 2133
Website:
Address:
Utea Park 809 Hukatere Rd Waiharara 0484, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turn down Whalers Rd (where the 90 Mile Beach sign is shown at State
Highway 1) then on to Hukatere Rd and travel 10 km down the road through
the forestry (there are 700 wild horses in this forest). This camp is set among
the sand dunes with plenty of space for tents and a short walk to the beach.
There are flush toilets and unisex solar showers plus private showers and an
outdoor hot bath. The new kitchen has gas stoves and power points. Payment
by donation. (koha) Aprox 8 kms of bone shaking, dusty gravel road, but worth
the trip.

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Phone(s):

09 9467998
Website:
Address:
22 Victoria Park Motor Camp Naylor Street, Waimate, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is fully hedged and is right next to a public park, gardens and bowling green. The sites are open with good sealed roads to serve 38 power sites. A central amenity block contains spacious showers and toilets, which should be adequate for disability use. The kitchen is also good with cookers and fridge/freezer and a gas BBQ is available. The laundry provides automatic equipment. Plenty of taps and a dump point are in the grounds. Close by is a modern children_s playground, a velodrome, a public pool and shops. Several walks can be enjoyed in this area. The offsite manager is Graeme Watts of the Waimate District Council, use the free phone outside the kitchen to contact him. Powered sites $15 per adult, tent sites $14 per person, $5 for 12 and under.

Phone(s):

03 6890000

Overseeing Body:

Manawatu District Council

Dog Policy:

No dogs are permitted on the reserve between Labour weekend and Easter weekend.

Last Update:

11/05/2023
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Address:
Vinegar Hill Camp Ground 184 Cheltenham Hunterville Rd Ohingaiti 4783, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

 CLOSED - Due to significant flooding and affected access to Vinegar Hill the campground will be closed until further notice 

Between Hunterville and Mangaweka, turn east off SHwy 1 onto SHwy 54. A few kilometers down the road you will find a lovely riverside bush reserve in an unspoilt rural setting. Beware of your undercarriage on the short, bumpy, gravel road! Flat, grassy, non-powered sites with plenty of tree shelter, border the scenic Rangitikei River (which has great swimming holes). This is relaxed camping with the only facilities being the new toilets and basic showers (and a second old toilet block at the other end of the reserve). No dogs please during the summer camping season. A caretaker is on-site December to February .

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Phone(s):

06 323 0000
Email/Contact Us: public@mdc.govt.nz
Address:
Wagener Holiday Park - Houhora Heads Motor Camp 214 Houhora Road Houhora 0484 New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Wagener Holiday Park (Houhora Heads Motor Camp) is within an easy 12km
reach of 90 Mile Beach. Be sure to have a look at New Zealand’s oldest
pioneer mansion: the Subritzky/Wagener Homestead, built in 1859. Enjoy
a walk through the beautiful Wagener Park historic grounds and memorial
gardens. Nature has provided an almost landlocked picturesque harbour here.
The adjacent beach is popular for swimming, surfing, Wagener Holiday Park
(Houhora Heads Motor Camp) is within an easy 12km reach of 90 Mile
Beach. Be sure to have a look at New Zealand’s oldest pioneer mansion:
the Subritzky/Wagener Homestead, built in 1859. Enjoy a walk through the
beautiful Wagener Park historic grounds and memorial gardens. Nature has
provided an almost landlocked picturesque harbour here. The adjacent beach
is popular for swimming, surfing, shellfish gathering, fishing and “all-over”
tanning. The camp has a boat ramp and wash down facilities, and a reputation
for fishing. Land based fishing gear, kayaks and golf clubs are available for
hire. Sites vary from ones with spectacular water views to the secluded and
private. Although there are 120 power sites, a large area of the camp has
been set aside for unstructured non-power camping. There is a children’s
playground and a BBQ area is available. There is a special area for campers
with dogs. The laundry and kitchen facilities are clean and tidy. There are ample, roomy, metered showers and flush toilets. Sewerage and dump point
and a car wash are all available.

Your hosts are Alan and Amy.

Tent sites are from $15 per person or $17 per person with power. Seasonal rates apply.
We have 2, 3 and 4 berth cabins, (2 are en-suite cabins)
and onsite caravans available.
Cabins $60 (2 people) (en-suite an extra $2 per person)*.
*High season (+$5 per night per site) and
public holiday surcharge may apply.

Phone(s):

09 409 8564
Website:
Address:
Wagon Train RV Tourist Park, 1265 Bulls Rd, Kerikeri, 0293, New Zealand, Far North, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

2 KM South of keriKeri junction,a Holiday Park set in a private tropical landscaped setting opposite the Cottle Hill Winery. R.V. Motorhome sites,Trailer/caravan sites, tent sites. The central _ American Barn_ houses the Kitchen, Laundry, TV, Internet and lap top hook up. A magnificent hotel style, separated new ablution block with gas-heated hot showers, stand alone vanity units and big mirrors with Italian lights and hair dryers. Attached to the barn is a sail sheltering the picnic tables and BBQ, They offer secure parking and will book Tours from here.

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Phone(s):

09 4077889
Website:
Address:
1748 E Coast Rd, Orere Point, Whakatiwai 2473, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

On East Coast Road, past Kaiaua, Waharau Regional Park is a well established
multi-purpose park with many walking tracks into the eastern Hunua Ranges.
Individual campers may choose between two camps. Closest to the road is
Tainui Tribes Campsite, where there are grassy sites with glimpses of the water.
There are six power sites and a sturdy ablution block with hot showers and
plenty of toilets. This site is not available from December till mid-February
each year.
Blackberry Flats is through the farm gate and is a grassy paddock with picnic
tables and a bush boundary. Campsites, are $13 per adult and $6 per child.
There is no charge for preschoolers. There is also a designated area for self-
contained campervans. Annual passes are available. There are no rubbish bins
provided at Auckland Regional Parks, so be prepared to take out
all rubbish when you leave.
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Phone(s):

09 301 0101
Website:

Overseeing Body:

South Taranaki District Council
Address:
Nukumaru Parade, Waiinu Beach, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

New Zealand the way it was. Situated on Nukumaru Parade, Waitotara beach. Toilets and children’s playground. Right on the beachfront.  Long beach walks, fishing, boat access. Maximum stay is 50 days. Room for motorhomes, various unpowered sites. Instructions on using this campground can be found at the entrance.  Fees apply at $16 per site per night.

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Phone(s):

0800 111 323
Address:
30 Beach Road, Waiiti, Taranaki, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Turn off SH3 onto Pukearuhe Road, and travel 6kms to Beach Road to find
this beachside retreat including a seasonal cafe with lovely outdoor area, a 6
hole golf course, a tennis court, a large recreation room with pool table, table
tennis Clean communal kitchen and toilets, and a laundry. Explore nearby
White Cliffs Walkway, go fishing or swim in the ocean. There are 12 hedged,
sheltered grass camping sites. . New Camp Managers are Margie and Brett .
All camping sites are $20 per person per night, $10 per child.  Bookings are
needed prior to arrival.

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Phone(s):

06 752 3726
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@wai-itibeach.co.nz
Address:
Nelson Lakes Road, Wairau Valley, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Approximately 38kms from Blenheim along the Nelson Lakes Road, you will find this quiet naturist camping in five acres of beautiful park-like gardens with sheltering trees. The Wairau River is a short distance away for fishing and skinny dipping or enjoy a spa/sauna and the solar powered swimming pool. A kitchen/dining has all facilities including a BBQ area and a comfy lounge with a logburner for the cooler evenings. The ablutions are clean and smart. The laundry has auto machines. Next door is a pub with meals available. Your friendly hosts are Kay Hannam and Brian Williams. All sites $40 for two people or $25 for a single person.

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Phone(s):

03 5722681
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@naturist.co.nz
Address:
1844 Main Highway, Tikitiki., Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

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This basic camp is in a wild, old garden right in Tikitiki. The tidy, level grounds
have 8 powered sites and heaps of tenting space. Nice shady trees are on
the boundary and there are some picnic tables. The Ladies ablutions are
satisfactory, the Mens less so and there is no kitchen or laundry. Meals and
takeaways are available at the RSA nearby. Your host is Franceen Collier. All
sites are $10 per person

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Phone(s):

021 261 6656
Website:
Address:
9 Highfield Street, Waiau

DESCRIPTION:

As soon as you drive into this camp, you can tell it is well looked after. Everything is newly painted and the grounds are well maintained. Camping is on an open area with landscaped grounds and established trees, some hard stands are available too.. There is a roomy, well-appointed kitchen and dining area, with all cooking and eating utensils, and a TV lounge, complete with piano. The setup reminds you of being at home, it is that sort of place. The ablutions, including a disability unit, are lined and spotless, they even smelled nice! There are laundry facilities with auto machines, BBQs are available, and an adventure playground, a council domain across the road gives even more playground. A great area for fishing, walking or just relaxing, your cheerful new hosts are Kara and Brent. Pets are welcome here, there is wifi available, as well as a dump station. All sites are from $15 per adult.

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Phone(s):

03 3156672
Website:
Address:
Waihau Bay Holiday Park 10804 State Highway 35 Waihau Bay 3199, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp on flat grassy sites, surrounded by beautiful native bush and mature trees alive with native birds. Some camp sites are in spacious private bays with taps spread around the camp. Theres unlimited choice when it comes to tent sites and 50 powered sites. The amenities have been revamped. The small kitchen has 3 full stoves, fridge, freezer and a range of small appliances. There are plenty of showers, plus an outdoor shower. You can enjoy the nearby, safe, sandy Oruaiti Beach for swimming. Fisherfolk can swap tales in the full-size smokehouse area, with fish cleaning shelter and its own bar-bench. . Your hosts, P, allow pets by arrangement. Non-powered sites are $14 to $16 per person. Powered sites are $15 to $18 per person. Seasonal rates apply.

Phone(s):

07 3253844
Address:
15 Beach Road, Waihi Beach., Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

At the northern end of Waihi Beach is this large, immaculately-kept park, that offers a variety of interesting sites grouped into individual camping areas. The barrier arm entry ensures camp security and lots of mature trees, mainly pohutukawa, enhance the grounds. Choose from 70 powered sites, either in the main camp area at road level, or on the water_s edge across the road. A pretty stream divides the camp and you can feed the pet eels from the quaint footbridges. Plenty of smart ablutions and toilet blocks can be found throughout. Enjoy a modern central facilities block, with state-of-the-art fit-out in the caf_-style kitchen/dining area, ablutions and recreation areas. Everything has been thought of, with Sky TV lounge (huge screen!), gymnasium and sauna and a superb family room/nursery that is well-equipped with wet-day entertainment for the littlies. Even the superb laundry has had the treatment - with comfy seats and reading material provided. This attractive communal building spills out onto a landscaped dining/BBQ patio and pool area. Mountain bikes and surf boards may be hired. Aside from the nearby beach, the kids have a games room and great playground equipment, including jumping pillows, to enjoy. A bonus is underground TV cabling to most sites. Your hosts are Vicki and Ian Smith. Prices upon application.

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Phone(s):

07 8635504

No. of tent sites:

40
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Camp information courtesy of the Department of Conservation.

Dog Policy:

No dogs, sorry.

Last Update:

11/04/2023
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Address:
Waihi Gorge Road, Kakahu, South Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Waihi Gorge Camping Area is located on the banks of the Waihi River, this campsite is a popular picnic spot surrounded by kahikatea, matai and lowland totara forest. Swim in the river if it's warm enough.

40 non-powered tent sites available.

Phone(s):

+64 3 341 9100
Email/Contact Us: esienquiries@doc.govt.nz

Last Update:

27/07/2022
Address:
6 Waitete Rd, Waihi, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This delightful camp is in Waihi township tucked into a hidden valley 10 minutes
from Waihi Beach and the Karangahake Gorge walkways, and the newly
appointed Hauraki rail trail. There are 52 powered sites and unlimited tent
space spread across 10 acres of park-like grounds. Try down by the river, close
to the facilities or in the wide open spaces surrounded by mature trees and
gardens. It might be fun to take a walk to the gold and silver mines. The kids
will love chucking bread for the ducks, petting the pigs, giving the Suffolk sheep
a pat, or feeding the trout in the stream. They can then burn off some energy
in the large outdoor swimming pool, while the adults enjoy a well-appointed
kitchen with stoves, microwaves and fridge with outdoor BBQ/dining pergola
alongside. The smart ablutions have free showers with a disabled access suite.
An automatic laundry and dump point are provided. Gloria is your host. All
sites are $20 per person.

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Phone(s):

07 863 7654
Email/Contact Us: gloria@waihimotorcamp.co.nz

35 non-powered tent sites/bookings required. Bookings are essential in peak season.

Fees
Adult (18+ years): $13 per night
Child (5 - 17 years): $6.50 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Address:
Waikahoa Bay, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Camp beside a sandy beach among pōhutukawa trees. A great spot for water activities.

 

Seasonal restrictions

Closed after Easter to Labour weekend.

Fires are not permitted at any time.

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Phone(s):

09 4336554
Website:

64 sites have power.

Address:
71 Scotswood Street, Waikaia, Southland, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

You are in the heart of farm country in this council owned camp, which is
closed in winter from May to September. Mainly populated by the same
families returning year after year, you will need to book if you want to squeeze
in. There is a large, level grassed area with several trees and hedges. 64 sites
have power and there is an abundance of tent sites. Amongst the amenities
is a useful kitchen (which doubles as a dining and library facility) with two full
stoves, microwaves, pots, utensils and fridge/freezers. The ablutions have been
newly refurbished and there are automatic machines and dryer in the laundry.
This area is popular for fishing and golfing and there is a good swimming hole
in the nearby river. No dogs please, your friendly hosts are Graeme and Kaye.
All sites are $12.50 per adult, $6 for children.

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Phone(s):

03 202 7822
Website:
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Address:
280 Grey Street, Gisborne, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A smart, holiday complex with direct access to the beautiful Waikanae Beach
and just a few minutes stroll to Gisborne shops. This is a large camp with
133 powered sites. It can be intensely camped at times. Sites are level, with
some enjoying a shady aspect. The grounds are securely fenced and hedged
around the perimeter. There are open spaces for volleyball and an electric
BBQ area is a popular get-together spot. The amenities blocks function
well, with plentiful hot water and vanity areas in the ablutions. The large kitchen and laundry are well-equipped with appliances (bring own pots) Hire
a racquet and enjoy a game of tennis on the seaside courts with spectacular
views across to the white cliffs of Young Nicks Head or hire some wheels and
bike around the waterfront. Theres a kids play area, TV/games room too and
holiday entertainment may be offered in the summer. No pets please. A
dump station is provided. All sites are powered, from $18 to $25 per person.
Seasonal rates apply.

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Phone(s):

06 8675634
Website:

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Waikari River Mouth Campsite boat ramp damage

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
Waikare River, Te Urewera, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Waikare Road, Putorino. Department of Conservation (06) 834-3111
Turn off SHwy 2 at Putorino into Waikare Road, and then travel for 20 minutes
on an unsealed road along the south bank of the Waikare River. At the road
end you will fnd a level, open site for basic camping that can accommodate 4
tent sites. Its ten minutes walk to the beach for fshing, swimming and boating
(including boat ramp). Facilities here are toilets, picnic tables and water from
a tap (that must be boiled before drinking)

Phone(s):

06 834 3111
Website:
Address:
303 Waikawa Road, Picton, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

It's great to see a campground with lots of quirky objects scattered around, from the robot that meets you at the entrance to the sites, to the hedge face. Here you will find level sites on gently rising land with good shade trees. An inviting outdoor eating area has a BBQ and pizza oven with seating around, all sheltered by a trellis and pergola. In the kitchen is an island with hobs, microwave and fridge, plus small appliances. The ablution block is light and bright with plenty of good hot showers. In the laundry are automatic washing machines dryers and an iron. All amenities are clean and tidy. There is a children’s play area, trampoline and cricket pitch, and a popular solar heated swimming pool as well as a TV room. Children can borrow DVDs at no
charge. A peaceful setting great for a family, individual, backpacker or groups.
There are large spacious sites for campervans, caravans and tents, and it is a gentle stroll to the beach, marina or restaurants. It is also handy to two boat launch pads. Your hosts are Felicity, Richard and family. All sites from $16 per adult, $7.50 per child.

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Phone(s):

03 5737434
Website:
Address:
State Highway 35, Te Kaha, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Note: this DOC campsite no longer appears in the DOC campsite directory.

8 km north of Te Kaha and opposite the beach you will find another farm camping option, signposted, for independent campers. Shaded by big pohutukawa trees, it overlooks a beautiful rocky estuary. There is a water
supply, an outdoor cold water shower and two long drop toilets hiding in the trees. About 20 sites are available.

Phone(s):

(07) 325 2132

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Address:
North Manakau Road, Tararua Forest Park, New Zealand, Whanganui, Manawatu, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Number of tent sites - 15 Diverse vegetation surrounds the campsite. Watch for fantails, tui, bellbird, whitehead, riflemen and kakariki. There are short walks, day trips and tramps nearby.

Phone(s):

04 384 7770

120 tent sites; 12 powered sites.

To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Last Update:

15/12/2020
Address:
Waikawau Bay Recreation Reserve, East Coast - Northern Coromandel Peninsula. Department of Conservation:, Coromandel, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Largest DOC camp in the country. Head north from Coromandel, then take Waikawau-Kennedy Bay Road. Here you’ll find relaxed, comfortable camping, adjacent to a sweeping, sandy beach. The beach is good for swimming, diving and fishing, and bush walking opportunities are nearby. North of the campsite are breeding grounds for the NZ dotterel and variable oystercatcher so please do not drive on the beaches. Facilities available are water from a tap, longdrop toilets, and cold shower Rubbish disposal at Walkaway Bay.

Fees

Non-powered site:

  • Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
  • Child (5 - 17 years): $7.50 per night
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free

Powered site:

  • Adult (18+ years): $18 per night
  • Child (5 - 17 years): $9 per night
  • Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Website:
Address:
Scotts Road Inland Road Kaikoura, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

The owner wishes to advise that these premises have been closed for renovations.

In a rural setting at the Waikene Reserve, you can find this spot 3 km off State
Highway 70, and 25 km south of Kaikoura. There is camping in an area separate
from the lodge, with sunny spots and some shelter from trees. Facilities are
clean, fresh and friendly and include a kitchen, toilets, showers, and laundry
facilities. You’ll have views across to the inland Kaikouras. Powered sites $35
for two, unpowered $30 for two.

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Address:
Waikite Valley Thermal Pools, Waikite Valley Road, Waikite Valley, New Zealand, Central Plateau, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Adjoining the thermal pool complex is a 26-site camp ground featuring powered and non-powered sites. There are shower, laundry and kitchen facilities plus a thermally-heated drying room available for campers to use during their stay.
At time of reservation please nominate either powered or non-powered site and provide a clear description  of your camping mode, i.e Camper van (size), Caravan, tent etc.
Check- in is from  2.00pm with check-out 11.00am on the day of departure.

Powered Sites and Conditions For Use Of:
If you wish to hire a powered site for the duration of your stay, your campervan/ caravan/ motorhome MUST DISPLAY a current electrical warrant of fitness.
Your RCD camping powered leads and sockets must be in good condition, no cuts or kinks and of robust construction. No exceptions to this policy as we wish to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for both campers and staff alike.

Campers get unlimited free access to the pool complex (excluding our private pools) to enjoy the luxurious ‘Living Waters’ of Waikite Valley Thermal Pools.

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Phone(s):

07 3331861
Website:
Address:
Waikouaiti Domain, Beach Street, Waikouaiti, Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

One of those basic beach camp grounds that are sadly becoming rare. 50 power sites on well drained, flat ground. The large kitchen is basic but clean, and there is plenty of freezer and refrigerator space, and an outside covered dining area. Older toilet facilities are clean and tidy, and the laundry includes auto washers and a dryer. There is a trampoline for children, and
pushbikes available to use. It sounds like they have a lot of fun at this camp,
with a stage out back for musical entertainment and the odd golf tournament
with the locals. A short stroll down the road is a small pub, no doubt a
welcome sight on a hot day. Internet is available and your hosts are Stu and
Angie. Tent sites are $20 per adult, $30 for two adults, $13 for an extra adult
and $7 for children. Power sites are $23 per adult, $32 for two adults, $15 for
an extra adult and $10 for children.

Phone(s):

03 4657432
Website:
Address:
1 Domain Terrace, Waikuku Beach, Canterbury, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

A true oceanside camp, the interesting layout of meandering sealed roads and grouped campsites make for a community atmosphere. At the entrance is an office/camp store leading to the spacious grounds where three clean and well-equipped kitchens and two gas BBQs are provided with a covered eating area. Dispersed in various areas are four clean ablution blocks with good showers ($1 coin) and a disability suite. Two large laundry rooms, complete with book lending libraries, and a toddlers/babies wash and changing room. Whitebaiting in season, fishing, surfing or swimming are yours to enjoy, this camp is well suited for a family holiday with an onsite playground as well as another playground and paddling pool just down the road. Wifi is available, there is also a TV and seating in a well-renovated container as well as a herb garden outside. Your friendly hosts are Rex and Debbie Jefcoate. Tent sites are $30 for two, power sites $34 for two. For off peak and long term rates, please enquire.

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Phone(s):

03 3127600
Website:

Last Update:

16/07/2020
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Address:
30 Harper Road, Waimarama, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The sealed road to Waimarama winds through rural hill country, 30 minutes drive from Havelock North. This large, flat, seaside camp has 30 caravan sites and 18 powered tent sites available, with the adjoining paddock used in peak periods. It is safe for children with one gate in and out. The golden, sandy beach is surf patrolled during the summer. From the camp it is a two minute walk to the domain and beach. The small and well-loved kitchen has gas cookers, microwave and fridge. The ablutions consist of two toilets and two coin operated showers (one with a shub/bath) each for men and women, plus a disabled access toilet. There is a small play area for toddlers. Three gas BBQs are available in an under-cover dining area. Your hosts are Karen and Ed who can be found at 15 Harper Street when the office is closed. Powered sites are $25 and un-powered $20 for adults, children (under 13) are half price and under 5s free.

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Phone(s):

(06) 874 6049

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2024-3-28 > Kenepuru Road closed to visitors

Address:
Waimaru Bay Camping Area, Manaroa, Marlborough, New Zealand, Marlborough, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

Waimaru Campsite is an isolated campsite close to the water's edge. Excellent base for water activities or fishing. There are 30 non-powered sites. Bookings not required.

Phone(s):

+64 3 546 9339
Email/Contact Us: nelsonvc@doc.govt.nz
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