> Wellington, Wairarapa
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.
Phone(s):
0800 780909No. of tent sites:
50 non-powered sites.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 vehicle.Overseeing Body:
Department of Conservation.Dog Policy:
Dogs on a leash only. Other pets on conservation land rules.Last Update:
14/04/2025DESCRIPTION:
This secluded campsite is at the head of two spectacular gorges above the Waiohine River. A popular area for rafting, canoeing, swimming, and outdoor education.
Bookings not required - first come, first served.
Phone(s):
+64 3 546 9339Last Update:
5/04/2022DESCRIPTION:
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.
Phone(s):
06 304 9387 or mobile 027 449 4980Last Update:
21/04/2022DESCRIPTION:
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.
Phone(s):
06 379 8267No. of tent sites:
150 non-poweredFires Allowed?:
Fires are not allowed at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.
Access to Campsite:
By vehicleDog Policy:
Dogs on a leash only. Other pets on conservation land rules.Last Update:
9/4/2025DESCRIPTION:
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.
Bookings not required - first come, first served.
This campsite is currently closed.
Phone(s):
+64 3 546 9339Overseeing Body:
The Department of Conservation (NZ)Last Update:
31/03/2025DESCRIPTION:
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.
This lodge is ideal for families and groups, and can also be used for the first night of a tramp into the Tararua Forest Park.
Camping in the proximity of the lodge is only available to guests who have booked a bunk or room and would prefer to camp, or to a group who have booked the entire lodge (sole occupancy) and have extra people they want to add to the booking.
Up to 17 campers can be booked. This allows for 45 guests in a group for any given booking – 28 in the lodge and 17 extra campers
Bookings Required.
Phone(s):
+64 3 546 9339Overseeing Body:
Department of ConservationDog Policy:
Dogs on a leash onlyLast Update:
22/03/2023DESCRIPTION:
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 7770Dog Policy:
NoLast Update:
10/02/2021DESCRIPTION:
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.
Phone(s):
+64 4 902 6287No. of tent sites:
50 non-poweredFires Allowed?:
Fires permitted in designated fire places and only if there is no fire ban. Check rules and fire bans before you light.