Lush Wairarapa, in the southeast of New Zealand's North Island, is about an hour from Wellington. Its a scenic train ride past Lake Wairarapa to Palliser Bay and the Aorangi Ranges. Explore the forests with birdsong and babbling creeks as a soundtrack. Bask on sandy shores with fur seals. Visit country fairs, pick cider apple and tour vineyards. Day spas, hot air balloon rides and quirky rural golf courses are other relaxing options. Quad biking and rafting offer more up-tempo diversions.
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5 based on 75 reviews
Waimeha campground is in an amazing location- only a couple of hours from the city, but it feels very remote and peaceful. The rugged coastline is a perfect match for the warm hospitality of John, the campground owner, who kindly helped us coordinate transport after walking the Aorangi crossing. Just a beautiful spot- check it out!
4.5 based on 421 reviews
We had a lovely couple of nights staying with our motorhome on a powered site. It was a clean and tidy park with nice powered sites in a great location. It was nly a short walk into Martinborough. Nice and friendly staff. We will definitely go back and stay again
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Picturesque campground set amidst mature native bush. Situated down a quiet side street, but only 500 metres away from the centre of Greytown village, cafe, and shops. 30 Powered sites and 55 unpowered sites. Two amenity blocks with full facilities and one of these also has wheelchair access. A children's playground and non-heated swimming pool (only open in summer) are immediately adjacent to the campground, as well as the local tennis courts, which are available to hire.
Camped here very regularly over the last few years. It’s a blissful site, tucked amongst trees on the fringe of a mellow town. The campsite is meticulously managed. There’s something old fashioned about it, which is absolutely not a veiled suggestion that the place is beyond sell by date. It’s amenities are on the mark and spruce and cared for. A wonderful site for children and in a beautiful neighbourhood. Ken and Nina manage this place with warmth, kindness and commitment. Hospitality at its very best. Sadly, no more staying here. Moving permanently, just down the road - lock, stock and dogs. That’s how seductive this camp ground and its hosts are.
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Family friendly holiday park in Masterton! 4x Ensuite units - sleeps up to 6 11x Standard cabins - sleeps up to 6 1x Backpacker cabin - sleeps up to 8 100x Powered/Non-powered campsites (suitable for tents, caravans and campervans)
Booked for two nights with cabin with shared facilities. Cabin was close to amenities and comfortable. Heat pump kept us warm and bedding was exceptionally good quality. All amenities were modern and clean. Value for money. The camping ground was reasonably full. Has to be one of the best camp sites in the country.
4 based on 88 reviews
Apsolutey fabulous holiday park . We only camped but the views were amazing , facility’s so clean . Showers hot and owners so welcoming . Enjoyed our stay and will be back ! Lighthouse walk just up the beach and perfect to sit on the beach with a wine and watch the lighthouse light up with colours in the evening
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Family friendly holiday park in Masterton! 4x Ensuite units - sleeps up to 6 11x Standard cabins - sleeps up to 6 1x Backpacker cabin - sleeps up to 8 100x Powered/Non-powered campsites (suitable for tents, caravans and campervans)
Booked for two nights with cabin with shared facilities. Cabin was close to amenities and comfortable. Heat pump kept us warm and bedding was exceptionally good quality. All amenities were modern and clean. Value for money. The camping ground was reasonably full. Has to be one of the best camp sites in the country.
4 based on 23 reviews
We hired the cabins on site for a group of 10 lads for a stag night. Was awesome to have a whole area for drinks etc. The camp site is a pretty cool location with an awesome setting over Lake Ferry. We worth visiting and staying the night to check out this part of the Wairarapa.
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