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.

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.

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.

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.

Set between Fox Glacier and Haast sits the Pine Grove Motel, the closest accommodation to the popular Copland Track.

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.

This is an open but sheltered campsite. There are short walks nearby and historic relics to be seen. You can visit historic Burkes Cottage.

Do not camp in the flood zone if heavy rain or thunderstorms are forecast.

This scenic campsite is a great base for water-based activities and picnicking.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Located in Pelorus Sound/Te Hoiere and Kenepuru Sound area in the Marlborough region.

Take in the magnificent views of Mt Hooker from the campsite. Fish in the nearby Haast River, enjoy short walks or picnic.

Bookings required.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

6 sites available This peaceful grassy campsite is by a short scenic bushwalk.

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.

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.

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.

Sea kayakers find this a popular area, with a small, rocky beach.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

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.

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.

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.

• 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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Please note that this campground is now CLOSED.

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

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. 

Camp next to a beach. Fish, walk, picnic, surf or walk to Monkey Bay for a better swimming beach.

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 automatic 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 hosts are Fiona and Nigel.

Latest accommodation rates can be found here...

Discount available for NZMCA members.
 

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.

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. Campervans FREE., NZMCA discounts available.

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.

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.

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. 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.

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.

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.

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.

Beautiful beech forest, hung with mistletoe in summer, grows right up to the lake edge.

Bookings not required - first come, first served. Free to stay here.

Directions: At Clearburn, south of Twizel, turn onto Lake Ohau Road and continue for 25 km.