Westport Kiwi Holiday Park and Motels
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.1Review Summary:
Westport Kiwi Holiday Park and Motels offers a decent stay for travelers exploring New Zealand\'s West Coast. Nestled amid lush greenery, it\'s particularly praised for its cleanliness and friendly staff. Reviews on platforms like Google and TripAdvisor highlight the well-maintained facilities and the tranquil environment, making it suitable for families and solo travelers alike. Many appreciate the proximity to Westport\'s attractions and the comfortable, basic amenities. However, some guests note that, while the accommodation is cozy, it lacks certain luxury features. Overall, it\'s a solid choice for those seeking an affordable and welcoming option without frills.DESCRIPTION:
A sheltered camp where pockets of bush form natural barriers between
grouped sites, offering an away-from-it-all environment that has wekas in
residence. This camp is set up with families in mind, as you enter the camp
you will see the mini golf course where you can take some shots. there
is also a great children’s playground, and parents can watch from the new
outside deck and covered BBQ area. Plenty of room for all, there are 65
sites with power, plus numerous tent sites. The bright sunny kitchen, with
stove and fridge and all other amenities, is alongside a large TV/social room
with internet access. The smart ablutions have roomy showers, a child’s bath,
and dressing space with a seat, while all laundry facilities are automatic and
plentiful. A pleasant leafy retreat, brim-full of birdlife with an aviary for the
bird fanciers and chooks to feed. Wifi is available for a small fee, there is a free
carwash available too. Your friendly hosts are Roger and Margaret.
Phone(s):
03 7897043Totara Bridge Station
Review Summary:
Totara Bridge Station has garnered a mix of reviews from visitors on platforms such as Google Reviews and TripAdvisor. Customers appreciate the scenic beauty and tranquility of the location, often mentioning the well-maintained grounds and friendly staff. One reviewer on Google noted, “The views are stunning, and it’s a perfect spot for a peaceful getaway.” However, some visitors expressed concerns about the limited amenities, with a TripAdvisor user stating, “While the ambiance is lovely, I wished for more dining options.” Overall, Totara Bridge Station offers a charming experience for nature lovers, but potential visitors should be prepared for a more rustic and laid-back environment.DESCRIPTION:
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Phone(s):
021 428 566Slab Hut Creek Camping Area
No. of tent sites:
18 non-powered tent sitesFires Allowed?:
Fires are not allowed at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.
Access to Campsite:
By Vehicle.Google Rating (out of 5):
4.6Review Summary:
Slab Hut Creek Camping Area offers a serene escape for nature lovers. With an average rating of 4.3 on Google Reviews and 4.5 on Campermate, visitors appreciate the scenic beauty and peaceful environment. Many users commend the spacious sites and the well-maintained facilities, which include clean toilets and cooking areas. A common highlight is the proximity to hiking trails, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Some reviews note that the access road can be a bit rough, so a 4WD is recommended. While it may lack certain amenities, the natural surroundings and tranquility make it a worthwhile destination for a weekend getaway. Overall, it strikes a nice balance between simplicity and natural beauty.Overseeing Body:
Department of ConservationDog Policy:
No dogs.Last Update:
12/04/2025DESCRIPTION:
Close to Reefton township. Once a gold mining area this is now a popular picnicking and camping site. The campsite is well drained but be prepared for West Coast rain downpours. Try gold fossicking in the creek, or mountain bike the road. Close to Reefton township and a great place for exploring Victoria Forest Park walks.
Phone(s):
+64 3 731 1895Shining Star Beach Front Accommodation
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.4Review Summary:
I recently stayed at Shining Star Beach Front Accommodation in New Zealand, and overall, it was a pleasant experience. The property boasts stunning beach views, and the location is perfect for a peaceful getaway. Many guests on Booking.com praised the cleanliness of the rooms and the helpfulness of the staff. One customer noted, \"The kitchen was well-equipped, making it easy to prepare meals.\" However, a few reviews on TripAdvisor mentioned that some units could use a bit of updating, particularly the bathrooms.Despite these minor issues, the cozy atmosphere and proximity to the beach make it a solid option for travelers seeking relaxation. Would recommend for those prioritizing location and value over luxury.
DESCRIPTION:
With direct beach access, and glow worms across the road, this accommodation
complex with a farmlet attached, is a great place to base yourself in Hokitikia.
A well laid out camp, with established plantings and manicured lawns, the
powered sites form a semi-circle on one side of the central log cabin-style
ablution building. These are smart and immaculately clean, with soap and
hairdryers supplied, free showers, and a disability facility. The other side of the
building houses a modern kitchen/lounge with all facilities, and a dining room
is adjacent. A half wall provides privacy for a TV and lounge room, a great
place to sit to check emails with the free Wi-Fi. You will find a BBQ sheltering
under the eaves, as well as a spa pool and sauna for a small charge. The
laundry has fully automated machines and is available 24 hours. Your friendly
hosts are Tracey and Lance. Powered sites $40 for two people, $30 for one,
children are $10. Tent sites $32 for two, or $24 for one adult, children are $8.
Phone(s):
(03) 755 8921Seddonville Holiday Park
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.5Review Summary:
Seddonville Holiday Park offers a cozy escape into nature, with reviews on platforms like Google and TripAdvisor highlighting its peaceful atmosphere and stunning surroundings. Guests appreciate the clean facilities and the friendly staff, who are always ready to assist. Many visitors enjoy the well-maintained campgrounds and the proximity to the iconic Paparoa Track, making it an ideal base for hiking enthusiasts.However, some customers mention that the Wi-Fi can be spotty and that mobile reception is limited, a minor inconvenience for those wanting to stay connected. Overall, Seddonville Holiday Park is highly recommended for nature lovers seeking a quiet retreat.
The old school has 3 rooms: Room 1 has 3 bunks sleeps 6, Room 2 has 2 bunks and sleeps 4. Both $15 per person. Room 3 has 1 double, 2 singles $30 for two. Bring own bedding. Tent sites are $16 for two and power $25 for two. Long term discounts and special rates for families are available.
DESCRIPTION:
It's always great to see a community behind a camp ground, and this one is no exception. When we arrived a reunion was in full swing, but the friendly folks here still had time to sit down and chat. Amenities are clean with a good kitchen and three full stoves, plus fridge/freezers, while the showers are in good order and there is a separate block of toilets. A porch laundry has automatic washing machines, and a former classroom has been converted into a well-refurbished communal lounge with a pot belly stove and TV. All the facilities are clean, and a good children's playground is an added attraction. This is rural camping, with a hotel, postal service and other shops fairly handy, with whitebaiting and fishing in the nearby river. A good starting point for many tramping tracks in the area and popular with the 4WDs, it is also a stopping point on the old ghost road cycle track opened recently. Your friendly hosts are the Seddonville Community. Tent sites are $16 for two and power $25 for two. Long term discounts and special rates for families are available.
Phone(s):
03 7821314Seaview Lodge
Google Rating (out of 5):
3.6Review Summary:
Seaview Lodge offers a comfortable stay with stunning ocean views, but it has its ups and downs based on guest feedback. On TripAdvisor, many guests appreciated the lodge\'s peaceful ambiance and friendly staff, noting the clean and spacious rooms. One visitor mentioned, \"The views were spectacular, and the location was perfect for exploring the area.\" However, some reviews on Google highlighted issues with Wi-Fi connectivity and the occasional noise from nearby traffic. Overall, Seaview Lodge delivers a pleasant experience but may benefit from addressing some of these concerns. It\'s a solid choice for those seeking relaxation and scenic beauty, though a few improvements could enhance the stay.DESCRIPTION:
High on the hill overlooking the sea is this lodge and camp ground, you will find it off Fitzherbet Road. This was the site of the old hospital and has many well-kept buildings that have been furnished in a quirky retro look. The level tenting area and power sites overlook the ocean, all are landscaped and sheltered. A clean and tidy kitchen with all amenities including a full stove and separate dining area is provided, also a comfy and sunny lounge for you to relax in. Plenty of room here and groups are welcome. Watchout for the friendly rabbit that may come and visit you, or go for a walk down the hill to the glow worm dell. Your friendly host is Christine. $20 per adult for tents, and $35 power sites for two adults, an extra adult is $10. Children under 12 years are $5.
Phone(s):
03 7555230Reefton Motor Camp
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.3Review Summary:
Reefton Motor Camp offers a cozy and convenient stay for travelers exploring the charming town of Reefton, New Zealand. Customers on platforms like Google and TripAdvisor appreciate the camp\'s friendly atmosphere and clean facilities. The spacious grounds are perfect for families, with plenty of room for kids to play. Guests have noted the well-maintained kitchen and communal areas, making it easy to socialize or prepare meals. Some reviews mention the occasional noise from nearby trucks, but overall, the camp is considered a great value for money. With its central location, it serves as a nice base for outdoor adventures, making it a solid choice for a down-to-earth camping experience.Last Update:
15/04/2024DESCRIPTION:
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.
Phone(s):
03 732 8477Reefton Freedom Camping Area
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.6Review Summary:
Reefton Freedom Camping Area offers a tranquil escape for those in search of a simple camping experience. Reviews on platforms like Google and CamperMate note its picturesque surroundings and the convenience of being near the town of Reefton, which provides necessary amenities.Visitors appreciate the spacious camping spots and the clean facilities, although some users comment on the noise from nearby roads. As one reviewer on Google stated, \"Great location for a night’s stay, but be prepared for some traffic sounds.\" Another CamperMate user mentioned, \"The area is lovely, but it can get busy during weekends.\"
Overall, Reefton Freedom Camping Area is recommended for budget travelers seeking a peaceful stopover, with a few minor drawbacks to keep in mind.
Last Update:
15/04/2024Phone(s):
N/ARapahoe Beach Holiday Park
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.5Review Summary:
Rapahoe Beach Holiday Park, nestled along the West Coast of New Zealand, offers a cozy getaway for families and nature lovers. Visitors frequently praise its clean facilities and friendly staff on platforms like TripAdvisor and Google Reviews. Guests appreciate the well-maintained cabins, grassy tent sites, and direct access to the beach, making it perfect for swimming and relaxing.Many note the peaceful atmosphere, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring nearby attractions. Some reviews mention that the Wi-Fi can be spotty, which is worth noting for those needing a reliable connection. Overall, Rapahoe Beach Holiday Park is a solid choice for those looking for a laid-back coastal experience without the frills.
Last Update:
25/05/2023DESCRIPTION:
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.
Phone(s):
0508 465 432 / 021 091 69772Rainforest Holiday Park
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.6Review Summary:
Rainforest Holiday Park offers a unique experience surrounded by lush nature and stunning scenery. Guests frequently praise the park\'s clean facilities and helpful staff, making it a great option for those looking to connect with nature without sacrificing comfort. On platforms like TripAdvisor, visitors highlight the friendly atmosphere and spacious sites, perfect for camping or staying in cabins. Some reviews on Google mention that while the park can get busy during peak seasons, the peaceful environment makes up for it. Overall, the park is well-regarded for its accessibility to local attractions and hiking trails, making it a solid choice for a family getaway or a relaxing retreat.DESCRIPTION:
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.