All Campsite in New Zealand
The “Command Centre” for Hot Water Beach. Located a 10-minute walk from the sand (saves on parking fees). Features heated pools, on-site dining, and free spade hire for guests. Warning: Hot pools are only accessible at low tide, check the…
The “Resort” of holiday parks, located on NZ’s most loved beach. Features a pool complex with hydroslides and a hot soak pool. Unique location offers both surf beach and calm harbour access. Warning: High density in summer. Pets allowed off-peak…
The strategic, budget-friendly base for Milford Sound (25km from Te Anau). Features stunning lakefront views and gravel sites suitable for vans. Warning: Sandflies are intense—bring strong repellent. No bookings (first-come, first-served). No showers or power. No pets.
The strategic “Base Camp” for Queenstown. Located 400m from the town centre and Skyline Gondola. The massive win here is walking to everything (saving a fortune on parking). Features modern amenities, powered sites, and laundry. High density, but unbeatable convenience.
The only true lakefront holiday park in Wanaka. North-facing for all-day sun and iconic Mt Aspiring views. Features a boat ramp and is just minutes from the Roys Peak trailhead. Warning: Showers are paid. Dogs allowed off-peak only (Feb–Dec).
The strategic base for Cathedral Cove. With the public car park closed, this is the prime spot to launch kayaks or catch the water taxi directly from the beach. Premium facilities with on-site dining. Warning: High price point and very…
The “civilized” alternative to the basic DOC camp at Mount Cook. Located 18km from the village, it offers the region’s only powered sites and hot showers. Features incredible mountain views, a heated lounge, and an on-site cafe. Warning: It can…
The “End of the Road” campsite at the tip of the Coromandel. The trailhead for the famous Coromandel Coastal Walkway. Stunning beachfront farm setting. Warning: Access is via a narrow, winding gravel road, not suitable for large caravans. Basic DOC…
The strategic base for Cape Kidnappers and the Gannet Colony. A classic, no-frills Kiwi camp with grassy sites and a stony beach. The massive bonus is the high-quality cafe (Hygge) right next door. Glamping options available. Pet-friendly (with conditions).
The only camping option at NZ’s most famous lighthouse. Located directly opposite the lagoon (safe swimming for kids) and the reef. Features tiered powered sites and full amenities. Warning: This coast gets extremely windy—secure your gear. Stock up in Masterton…