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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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.

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

Bookings not required - first come, first served

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Relax in the natural hot springs in Te Rātā Bay. Enjoy water sports or explore the tracks in other areas around Lake Tarawera.

A basic campsite in the Kaimanawa Forest Park. Many forest walks start nearby.

Bookings not required - first come, first served. Free to camp.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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,

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

This is a basic campsite in the Ruapehu area.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Look for the signs pointing to the Wairakei Thermal Valley walk, it is well worth the trip up the gravel road. Tucked into a sheltered glade, this small appealing camp offers rustic appeal and farm animals galore! Your hosts, John and Cathy, run an on-site licensed restaurant that opens from 9am until late, you can also order a steam cooked meal from here, but their speciality are the Devonshire teas they provide. Sit round a large roaring fire or relax outdoors in the garden setting and feed the peacocks and chickens that wander free. Camping on the 25 powered sites under the trees is random in style with older style facilities. There is a simple kitchenette, free showers, toilets and a single auto washing machine. If you have time then explore the 30 minute thermal walk for a small additional charge, you won't be disappointed and see if you can spot some of the many native birds that abound in the trees. There is no wifi.

Nestled on the banks of the famous Waiteti Trout Fishing Stream, this unique Rotorua Holiday Park is set in 2 acres of mature trees and gardens and offers you a peaceful setting for your holiday. Fish from the banks or a quiet stream-side stroll to Lake Rotorua make us a fisherman's paradise. Only 10 minutes from town.

About 6 km south of Waiouru, turn west off SHwy 1 towards Rangiwaea
Junction. About 20 minutes drive along this road you’ll fnd the established
gardens at Wakarua Farm. Visit here in the spring for the beauty of the
gardens, but don’t expect a full-on holiday camp. Limited provision has been
made for mobile homes with 5 powered sites (tents are also welcome). There
is a toilet and shower attached to the farmhouse but no kitchen facilities. For
further information, contact the owner Cynthia Collier. All sites $7 per person.