Found 48 listings

Arapohue Bush Camp

Google Rating (out of 5):

5

Review Summary:

Arapohue Bush Camp offers a unique and peaceful escape into nature, nestled among stunning native bush. Visitors on platforms like TripAdvisor and Google Reviews appreciate the tranquil setting, with many highlighting the camp\'s clean facilities and welcoming hosts. One guest noted, \"It\'s a perfect spot for those looking to unwind and connect with nature,\" while another mentioned, \"The atmosphere is relaxed, but the amenities are well-maintained.\" Some reviews do indicate that the camp could be more accessible for those with mobility challenges. Overall, Arapohue Bush Camp is well-loved for its serene environment and reasonable rates, making it a great option for nature enthusiasts.

Last Update:

2/5/2025
Address:
580 Hoyle Rd, Okahu 0374, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This camp is closed (source Google.com) Dated 2/05/2025

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.

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Phone(s):

09 4394993
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Baylys Beach Holiday Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.3

Review Summary:

Baylys Beach Holiday Park is a cozy destination for families and travelers seeking a relaxed coastal experience. According to customer reviews on Google and TripAdvisor, guests appreciate the serene environment and proximity to the beach. Many highlight the clean facilities and helpful staff, noting that the park offers a variety of accommodations, from camping sites to cabins. However, some guests pointed out that the Wi-Fi can be unreliable and the kitchens may feel a bit dated. Overall, the park strikes a balance between being family-friendly and budget-conscious, making it a solid choice for a laid-back getaway. It’s a great spot for nature lovers wanting to enjoy the stunning sunsets of Baylys Beach.
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
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@baylysbeach.co.nz

Bland Bay Motor Camp

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.8

Review Summary:

Bland Bay Motor Camp offers a tranquil getaway, nestled along the stunning coastline. Guests on platforms like Google Reviews and TripAdvisor appreciate its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to beautiful beaches. Many highlight the camp’s clean facilities and friendly staff, noting that the communal vibe fosters a sense of community among visitors. Some guests mention that the kitchen amenities could be improved for larger groups, while others appreciate the affordability of the accommodations. Overall, Bland Bay Motor Camp provides a solid option for those seeking a no-frills holiday in nature, making it a popular choice for families and solo travelers alike.
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
Website:
Email/Contact Us: camping@blandbaycamp.co.nz

Camp Waipu Cove

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.7

Review Summary:

Camp Waipu Cove offers a well-rounded camping experience, as reflected in various customer reviews on platforms like Google and TripAdvisor. Guests commonly praise the stunning beach location and its family-friendly atmosphere. Many appreciate the cleanliness of the facilities and the helpfulness of the staff. One visitor noted, \"The amenities are great, and our kids loved the playground!\" However, some reviews mention that during peak season, it can get crowded, which may detract from the overall experience. Overall, Camp Waipu Cove is regarded as a pleasant destination for a relaxing getaway, ideal for families looking to enjoy nature while having access to essential amenities.
To Book:

Last Update:

4/3/2025
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. You can follow us on Facebook.

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Phone(s):

(09) 432-0410
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@campwaipucove.com

Dargaville Campervan Park and Cabins

Google Rating (out of 5):

3.8

Review Summary:

Dargaville Campervan Park and Cabins offers a cozy and pleasant stay for travelers seeking a relaxed atmosphere in New Zealand. Many guests appreciate the park\'s clean facilities and well-maintained grounds. A recent review on TripAdvisor highlighted the friendly staff, noting, \"They went out of their way to ensure our needs were met,\" which reflects the welcoming nature of the site.

Booking.com guests often mention the park\'s convenient location, just a short distance from local attractions. However, some reviews indicate that Wi-Fi can be spotty, which may be frustrating for those needing reliable internet access. Overall, Dargaville Campervan Park and Cabins provides a solid option for those exploring the area without expecting luxury.
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

Dargaville Holiday Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.4

Review Summary:

Dargaville Holiday Park is a cozy spot for anyone looking to explore the Dargaville area. Many guests have praised its clean and well-maintained facilities. Reviewers on TripAdvisor note that the park offers a relaxed atmosphere, making it an excellent choice for families and couples alike. The friendly, accommodating staff often receive commendations for their helpfulness.

While some visitors have mentioned that the park can be a bit noisy during peak times, others appreciate the convenient location close to local attractions. Google reviews also highlight the affordable pricing, which makes it a great budget option. Overall, Dargaville Holiday Park is a solid choice, but potential visitors should book during quieter times to enhance their experience.
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

Glenfalls, Mohaka River

No. of tent sites:

20

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time.

Alerts:

Alerts Modified Date: 2025-7-3 > Glenfalls Campsite closed

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.5

Review Summary:

Glenfalls, located along the stunning Mohaka River in New Zealand, offers a serene escape for nature lovers. On Google Reviews, visitors frequently highlight the tranquil surroundings and well-maintained trails. One customer remarked, \"The hikes were beautiful, with wonderful river views and birdlife.\" The accommodation, a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, received praise as well. A reviewer on TripAdvisor commented, \"Perfectly secluded, yet close enough to enjoy local activities.\"

While most feedback is positive, a few mention the lack of Wi-Fi and limited phone reception, which some found inconvenient. Overall, Glenfalls is a peaceful retreat that immerses travelers in nature, making it well worth a visit for those looking to unwind.

Overseeing Body:

Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

Dogs on a leash only.

Last Update:

5/5/2023
Address:
Napier, New Zealand, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island
mohaka conservation Area, 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

Glinks Holiday Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.6

Review Summary:

Glinks Holiday Park offers a tranquil escape amidst nature, appealing to families and solo travelers alike. Guests appreciate its clean facilities and welcoming atmosphere. On Google Reviews, one customer noted, “The campsites are well-maintained, and the staff is friendly.” Similarly, on TripAdvisor, another visitor praised the “great playground for kids and proximity to local attractions.” However, some suggest improvements, mentioning that the Wi-Fi could be stronger. Overall, Glinks Holiday Park provides a comfortable stay with essential amenities, making it a solid choice for those looking to unwind in a picturesque setting. It’s not perfect, but it’s a solid option for budget-conscious travelers.

Last Update:

17/6/2024
Address:
Glinks Gully, Te Kopuru, Northland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The Glinks Gully Campground has closed, but the recreation reserve is currently open to freedom campers on a first come, first served basis. Find out about freedom camping in Kaipara at https://www.kaipara.govt.nz/parks-and-public-spaces/campgrounds

Goat Island Camping, New Zealand

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.7

Review Summary:

Goat Island Camping offers a charming and straightforward experience for nature lovers. Many visitors on platforms like Google Reviews and TripAdvisor appreciate the stunning views of the ocean and surrounding landscapes. One reviewer mentioned, “The proximity to Goat Island Marine Reserve made for fantastic snorkeling and kayaking.”

The amenities are basic but functional, with clean facilities and friendly staff often highlighted. A guest noted, “It’s a great spot for families, but be prepared for minimal frills.” Overall, Goat Island Camping is perfect for those who prioritize nature and adventure over luxury, making it a solid choice for a rustic getaway.

Last Update:

29/03/2023
Google Reviews Link:
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
Website:

Kai Iwi Lakes

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.7

Review Summary:

Kai Iwi Lakes, located in Northland, New Zealand, is a hidden gem offering stunning scenery and a tranquil atmosphere. Many visitors on platforms like Google Reviews and TripAdvisor praise the crystal-clear waters and sandy beaches, ideal for swimming, kayaking, and picnicking. A recent review highlights, “The lakes are beautiful, but it can get busy on weekends. Arriving early is key.” However, some have noted a lack of facilities and amenities, with one reviewer mentioning, “It’s great for a day out, but bring your own food and drinks.” Overall, Kai Iwi Lakes is a fantastic spot for nature lovers seeking a serene getaway, though visitors should prepare for basic amenities.
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
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