The best glamping in New Zealand

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For glamping in New Zealand, you’ll find over eight unique spots that make the most of the country’s wild terrain—think rolling farmland, lush forests, and open coastline. Average nightly prices hover around $110, but you can snag a spot for as little as $50. Expect extras like hot tubs, campfires, and wifi, so you’re never far from comfort. Horseback riding, fishing, and wildlife-watching are local staples; there’s always something to do beyond your canvas walls. Top picks like Blue Spur Farmstay Hokitika (8 reviews) and Twin Coast Cycle Trail Nature Lodge (1 review) offer a close-up with nature—without giving up a hot shower at the end of the day.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Hampshire Holidays Parks Arrowtown

1. Hampshire Holidays Parks Arrowtown

171 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Arrowtown
Steeped in history and charm, Arrowtown is a must-see. Hampshire Holiday Parks – Arrowtown offers the perfect location to explore this unique goldmining town. Arrowtown is an old gold mining town near Queenstown which was built on the banks of the Arrow River in 1862. The town is renowned for its stunning autumn colours and rich history. Our Arrowtown Holiday Park is a great base so you can explore this unique town and the surrounding area. Hampshire Holiday Parks - Arrowtown is just a few minutes’ walk from the town centre with its beautiful, restored buildings, specialty restaurants and unique shops. Arrowtown centre – 600m Chinese settlement – 1km Arrowtown Golf Club – 2km Queenstown – 20 minutes Coronet Peak Ski Resort – 20 minutes Wanaka – 50 minutes Our Arrowtown Holiday Park has a variety of accommodations that will suit all budgets – from our fully self-contained tourist flats, ensuite studios, lodge rooms, to powered sites, tent sites and electric vehicle sites.
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NZ$101
 / night
Hampshire Holiday Parks - Wanaka

2. Hampshire Holiday Parks - Wanaka

236 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Wānaka
Welcome to Wānaka Stay in the heart of Wānaka at Hampshire Holiday Parks – Wanaka. Just minutes from the lakefront, shops, and cafés, it’s the perfect base for year-round adventure. Wānaka is located in the Otago region of New Zealand’s South Island and offers breathtaking views of snowcapped mountains and the picturesque Wānaka Lake. When you stay at our Wānaka holiday park, you’ll have easy access to all the best Wānaka activities. If you are coming from Queenstown, consider taking the Crown Range Road to get to Wānaka - the highest and most memorable road in New Zealand. Our Wānaka holiday park is just a 10-minute walk to Central Wanaka and a 5-minute walk to the Wānaka lakefront. Two world-class ski resorts are located within 45 minutes and plenty of hiking and biking trails are within easy reach. Wānaka Lake – 5 minute walk Wānaka town – 10 minute walk Cardrona Ski field – 45 minutes Treble Cone – 45 minutes Queenstown – 1 hour Arrowtown – 1 hour Our Wānaka holiday park offers clean and comfortable holiday accommodation options that suit all budgets and traveller types. Accommodation ranges from tent and powered sites through to cabins and self-contained units.
Potable water
Toilets
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from 
NZ$123
 / night
Dune Lakes Lodge - Retreat & Horses

6. Dune Lakes Lodge - Retreat & Horses

1 site · Lodging ·
🌿 Dune Lakes Retreat & Horse Inspired Learning Centre is nestled on the wild and beautiful South Kaipara Head Peninsula, just 60 minutes from Auckland CBD. This peaceful sanctuary is set among rolling sand dunes, native bush, and Lake Kereta — a stunning freshwater dune lake. Campers can choose from a variety of sites — some tucked into quiet corners close to the stunning wetland and others open with wide skies and shimmering lake views. Whether you’d like to wake up close to the water for a swim, or camp higher up with sweeping vistas, there’s a spot for every mood. The Kaipara South Head is an ancient sand barrier separating the vast Kaipara Harbour from the Tasman Sea. Between the dunes lie inter-dune hollows, filled by groundwater to form freshwater lakes like Lake Kereta and the larger Lake Ototoa. ✨ To the West lies the wild coastline and 65 km stretch of Muriwai/Rangatira Beach, with breathtaking sunsets over the Tasman Sea. ✨ To the East is the sheltered Kaipara Harbour — the largest harbour in the Southern Hemisphere — a pristine environment and vital feeding ground for orca, dolphins, and countless migratory birds. Birdwatchers may spot godwits, knots, turnstones, plovers, curlews, fairy terns, and more. Shelly Beach, shaded by grand old pōhutukawa, offers swimming, a playground, and wharf access to the harbour. ✨ To the North lies the lagoon at the peninsula’s tip — a calm refuge for swans, ducks, pukeko, paradise shelduck, kingfisher, fantail, warbler, and silvereye. This retreat is also home to a thriving herd of free-roaming horses at the Horse Inspired Learning Centre, where guests can experience mindful, non-riding interactions. Their presence adds to the deep stillness of the land. Expect birdsong at sunrise, the chorus of frogs at dusk, and starry skies at night. Facilities include excellent water quality, toilets, and showers, making it simple and comfortable to immerse yourself in nature. A place to rest, reflect, and reconnect — where land, water, wildlife, and quiet beauty meet.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
NZ$84
 / night
Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park

7. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park

120 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Queenstown
Queenstown blends natural beauty with adventure. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park puts you close to town, attractions, and alpine scenery. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park offers a wide range of accommodation options for your holiday in Queenstown including self-contained units, one-bedroom studios and open plan studios. Our extensive camping area offers sites suitable for campervans, caravans, tenting, and are supported by modern, well serviced facilities. Queenstown sits on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and is set against the dramatic Alps of New Zealand’s South Island. Other than its undeniable beauty, the resort town is known as the adrenaline capital of the world, popular with adventure seekers all year round. Our holiday park boasts a central location so you can easily discover all that Queenstown has to offer. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park is just a few minutes’ walk from the town center, lakefront and many of the local iconic attractions, including the Skyline Gondola and Luge.
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from 
NZ$212
 / night
Kaikoura TOP 10 Holiday Park

9. Kaikoura TOP 10 Holiday Park

122 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Kaikōura
Discover Kaikōura, a coastal town famed for wildlife and scenery. Kaikōura TOP 10 Holiday Park is the perfect base to enjoy this breathtaking nature paradise. Kaikōura is situated in the northern part of Canterbury in New Zealand’s South Island. Apart from its majestic scenery, Kaikōura is popular with nature lovers who flock to the town for its unique animal encounters. Our TOP 10 holiday park is centrally located so you can easily discover all that Kaikōura has to offer. Kaikōura TOP 10 Holiday Park is situated on the main road of town just across from the beach. The town with its lovely shops and restaurants are an easy walk away and many of the iconic tours and attractions are within easy reach. Picton – 2 hours Marlborough – 2 hours Christchurch – 2 hours 20 min Nelson – 3 hour 20 min Kaikōura TOP 10 Accommodation Whatever your budget, Kaikōura TOP 10 Holiday Park offers an excellent range of accommodation options for every type of traveller. Choose from our range of camping sites, motels or units and cabins.
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from 
NZ$144
 / night
Twin Coast Cycle Trail Nature Lodge

14. Twin Coast Cycle Trail Nature Lodge

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1 site · Lodging · Ōkaihau
Reset Retreat is an eco-retreat nestled away on 25 acres of private, native forest filled with Northland Brown Kiwis, glow worms, freshwater springs, Rurus, and resident native birds. We are right on the Twin Coast Cycle Trail and have access to several kilometers of private hiking trails that are yours to explore. You will have your own private guest wing and balcony with gorgeous views over this hidden valley. At night, you can sit by the fire and take in the stars, glow worms and kiwi calls. By day, you can explore the cycle trail and all the awesome local tourism Northland has on offer. You will have your own covered balcony and outdoor cooking space (pictured), your own entry and room (pictured), and private ensuite with shower. We have worked hard as Kaitiaki of this land over the last three years, working alongside the Northland Council to protect the kiwis, forest and animals here. As a result (alongside Kiwis) you can also see Titiwai/glow worms, Kererū, Tui, Tomtits, we have spotted longtailed bats outside our house on dusk, Ruru, Riroriro, Cave and Tree Wetas, the rare and gorgeous, large, green Puriri Moths, Piwakawakas, Peacocks, and a host of other native and non-native animals, insects and plants. Reset Retreat is fully off-grid – that means our power comes from the sun, our water comes from the rain, our internet comes from Starlink satellites and our heat comes from our fireplace (with a heat transfer system that disperses the heat throughout the house).
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
NZ$203
 / night

For glamping in New Zealand, you’ll find over eight unique spots that make the most of the country’s wild terrain—think rolling farmland, lush forests, and open coastline. Average nightly prices hover around $110, but you can snag a spot for as little as $50. Expect extras like hot tubs, campfires, and wifi, so you’re never far from comfort. Horseback riding, fishing, and wildlife-watching are local staples; there’s always something to do beyond your canvas walls. Top picks like Blue Spur Farmstay Hokitika (8 reviews) and Twin Coast Cycle Trail Nature Lodge (1 review) offer a close-up with nature—without giving up a hot shower at the end of the day.

94% (10)

Top-rated campgrounds

Hampshire Holidays Parks Arrowtown

1. Hampshire Holidays Parks Arrowtown

171 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Arrowtown
Steeped in history and charm, Arrowtown is a must-see. Hampshire Holiday Parks – Arrowtown offers the perfect location to explore this unique goldmining town. Arrowtown is an old gold mining town near Queenstown which was built on the banks of the Arrow River in 1862. The town is renowned for its stunning autumn colours and rich history. Our Arrowtown Holiday Park is a great base so you can explore this unique town and the surrounding area. Hampshire Holiday Parks - Arrowtown is just a few minutes’ walk from the town centre with its beautiful, restored buildings, specialty restaurants and unique shops. Arrowtown centre – 600m Chinese settlement – 1km Arrowtown Golf Club – 2km Queenstown – 20 minutes Coronet Peak Ski Resort – 20 minutes Wanaka – 50 minutes Our Arrowtown Holiday Park has a variety of accommodations that will suit all budgets – from our fully self-contained tourist flats, ensuite studios, lodge rooms, to powered sites, tent sites and electric vehicle sites.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
NZ$101
 / night
Hampshire Holiday Parks - Wanaka

2. Hampshire Holiday Parks - Wanaka

236 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Wānaka
Welcome to Wānaka Stay in the heart of Wānaka at Hampshire Holiday Parks – Wanaka. Just minutes from the lakefront, shops, and cafés, it’s the perfect base for year-round adventure. Wānaka is located in the Otago region of New Zealand’s South Island and offers breathtaking views of snowcapped mountains and the picturesque Wānaka Lake. When you stay at our Wānaka holiday park, you’ll have easy access to all the best Wānaka activities. If you are coming from Queenstown, consider taking the Crown Range Road to get to Wānaka - the highest and most memorable road in New Zealand. Our Wānaka holiday park is just a 10-minute walk to Central Wanaka and a 5-minute walk to the Wānaka lakefront. Two world-class ski resorts are located within 45 minutes and plenty of hiking and biking trails are within easy reach. Wānaka Lake – 5 minute walk Wānaka town – 10 minute walk Cardrona Ski field – 45 minutes Treble Cone – 45 minutes Queenstown – 1 hour Arrowtown – 1 hour Our Wānaka holiday park offers clean and comfortable holiday accommodation options that suit all budgets and traveller types. Accommodation ranges from tent and powered sites through to cabins and self-contained units.
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
NZ$123
 / night
Dune Lakes Lodge - Retreat & Horses

6. Dune Lakes Lodge - Retreat & Horses

1 site · Lodging ·
🌿 Dune Lakes Retreat & Horse Inspired Learning Centre is nestled on the wild and beautiful South Kaipara Head Peninsula, just 60 minutes from Auckland CBD. This peaceful sanctuary is set among rolling sand dunes, native bush, and Lake Kereta — a stunning freshwater dune lake. Campers can choose from a variety of sites — some tucked into quiet corners close to the stunning wetland and others open with wide skies and shimmering lake views. Whether you’d like to wake up close to the water for a swim, or camp higher up with sweeping vistas, there’s a spot for every mood. The Kaipara South Head is an ancient sand barrier separating the vast Kaipara Harbour from the Tasman Sea. Between the dunes lie inter-dune hollows, filled by groundwater to form freshwater lakes like Lake Kereta and the larger Lake Ototoa. ✨ To the West lies the wild coastline and 65 km stretch of Muriwai/Rangatira Beach, with breathtaking sunsets over the Tasman Sea. ✨ To the East is the sheltered Kaipara Harbour — the largest harbour in the Southern Hemisphere — a pristine environment and vital feeding ground for orca, dolphins, and countless migratory birds. Birdwatchers may spot godwits, knots, turnstones, plovers, curlews, fairy terns, and more. Shelly Beach, shaded by grand old pōhutukawa, offers swimming, a playground, and wharf access to the harbour. ✨ To the North lies the lagoon at the peninsula’s tip — a calm refuge for swans, ducks, pukeko, paradise shelduck, kingfisher, fantail, warbler, and silvereye. This retreat is also home to a thriving herd of free-roaming horses at the Horse Inspired Learning Centre, where guests can experience mindful, non-riding interactions. Their presence adds to the deep stillness of the land. Expect birdsong at sunrise, the chorus of frogs at dusk, and starry skies at night. Facilities include excellent water quality, toilets, and showers, making it simple and comfortable to immerse yourself in nature. A place to rest, reflect, and reconnect — where land, water, wildlife, and quiet beauty meet.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
NZ$84
 / night
Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park

7. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park

120 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Queenstown
Queenstown blends natural beauty with adventure. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park puts you close to town, attractions, and alpine scenery. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park offers a wide range of accommodation options for your holiday in Queenstown including self-contained units, one-bedroom studios and open plan studios. Our extensive camping area offers sites suitable for campervans, caravans, tenting, and are supported by modern, well serviced facilities. Queenstown sits on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and is set against the dramatic Alps of New Zealand’s South Island. Other than its undeniable beauty, the resort town is known as the adrenaline capital of the world, popular with adventure seekers all year round. Our holiday park boasts a central location so you can easily discover all that Queenstown has to offer. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park is just a few minutes’ walk from the town center, lakefront and many of the local iconic attractions, including the Skyline Gondola and Luge.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
NZ$212
 / night
Kaikoura TOP 10 Holiday Park

9. Kaikoura TOP 10 Holiday Park

122 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Kaikōura
Discover Kaikōura, a coastal town famed for wildlife and scenery. Kaikōura TOP 10 Holiday Park is the perfect base to enjoy this breathtaking nature paradise. Kaikōura is situated in the northern part of Canterbury in New Zealand’s South Island. Apart from its majestic scenery, Kaikōura is popular with nature lovers who flock to the town for its unique animal encounters. Our TOP 10 holiday park is centrally located so you can easily discover all that Kaikōura has to offer. Kaikōura TOP 10 Holiday Park is situated on the main road of town just across from the beach. The town with its lovely shops and restaurants are an easy walk away and many of the iconic tours and attractions are within easy reach. Picton – 2 hours Marlborough – 2 hours Christchurch – 2 hours 20 min Nelson – 3 hour 20 min Kaikōura TOP 10 Accommodation Whatever your budget, Kaikōura TOP 10 Holiday Park offers an excellent range of accommodation options for every type of traveller. Choose from our range of camping sites, motels or units and cabins.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
NZ$144
 / night
Twin Coast Cycle Trail Nature Lodge

14. Twin Coast Cycle Trail Nature Lodge

100%
(1)
1 site · Lodging · Ōkaihau
Reset Retreat is an eco-retreat nestled away on 25 acres of private, native forest filled with Northland Brown Kiwis, glow worms, freshwater springs, Rurus, and resident native birds. We are right on the Twin Coast Cycle Trail and have access to several kilometers of private hiking trails that are yours to explore. You will have your own private guest wing and balcony with gorgeous views over this hidden valley. At night, you can sit by the fire and take in the stars, glow worms and kiwi calls. By day, you can explore the cycle trail and all the awesome local tourism Northland has on offer. You will have your own covered balcony and outdoor cooking space (pictured), your own entry and room (pictured), and private ensuite with shower. We have worked hard as Kaitiaki of this land over the last three years, working alongside the Northland Council to protect the kiwis, forest and animals here. As a result (alongside Kiwis) you can also see Titiwai/glow worms, Kererū, Tui, Tomtits, we have spotted longtailed bats outside our house on dusk, Ruru, Riroriro, Cave and Tree Wetas, the rare and gorgeous, large, green Puriri Moths, Piwakawakas, Peacocks, and a host of other native and non-native animals, insects and plants. Reset Retreat is fully off-grid – that means our power comes from the sun, our water comes from the rain, our internet comes from Starlink satellites and our heat comes from our fireplace (with a heat transfer system that disperses the heat throughout the house).
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
NZ$203
 / night

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