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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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.