All Campsite

Hawke’s Bay’s largest holiday park with 170 camping sites, heated pool complex, adventure playground, and onsite restaurant, all set across 5.7 hectares just five minutes from Napier’s city centre. Villas, motel rooms, and cabins also available.

Holiday park near Matamata with natural hot mineral pools free for camping guests. Offers 80 powered and non-powered sites plus cabins and motel units, with full facilities. Just 25 minutes from the Hobbiton Movie Set in the Waikato.

Peninsula holiday park in Raglan Harbour with 300+ sites, cabins, and motel units. Excellent facilities including communal kitchens, free BBQs, playground, and boat ramp access. A five-minute walk to town and close to world-class surf breaks.

Remote backcountry DOC campsite at the northern tip of the Coromandel Peninsula, right on the beachfront. Features basic facilities, stunning coastal views, clear swimming water, and access to the Coromandel Walkway. A true off-grid escape.

New Zealand’s largest DOC campsite on a pristine white sand beach in the northern Coromandel. Offers powered and unpowered sites with basic facilities, native bush walks, safe swimming, and a remote coastal atmosphere perfect for families.

DOC campsite behind the dunes of Bream Bay near Waipu, offering 300 non-powered sites with cold and hot showers. A spacious, back-to-basics beachfront camping experience on Northland’s east coast, halfway between Auckland and the Bay of Islands.

Beachfront holiday park in Northland’s Bay of Islands, 30 minutes from Kerikeri. Powered sites, cabins, a general store, and dive bottle fills. World-class fishing around the Cavalli Islands and diving on the Rainbow Warrior wreck nearby.

DOC campsite nestled among pohutukawa trees on the Karikari Peninsula, with white sand, sheltered swimming, and great snorkelling. First-come, first-served with basic facilities. Fills fast over summer, so arrive early or have a backup plan.

Camp beside crystal-clear freshwater dune lakes in Northland’s Taharoa Domain. Powered and unpowered sites with hot showers, swimming, kayaking, and walking tracks through 538 hectares of native bush. Book early for summer, spots fill fast.

100% Aboriginal-owned wilderness camp at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, 240km north of Broome. Safari tents, beach shelters, and unpowered camping among red cliffs and turquoise water. Cultural tours, on-site restaurant, and unforgettable sunsets.