The best caravan camping near Te Kauwhata

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Te Kauwhata’s a solid pick if you’re rolling through New Zealand by caravan—think green pastures, open skies, and easy access to the Waikato’s quieter corners. You’ll find over ten caravan-friendly sites in the area, each with its own flavour. Most offer water and electricity hook-ups, and you won’t have any trouble bringing your dog along. The average site runs about $30 a night, but some start as low as $20. Wildlife-watching is a given here, with native birds flitting about the hedgerows. Fishing and hiking are also right on your doorstep. For top spots, Sommerfeldt Farm (5 reviews) is known for its peaceful outlook, while Hubbys retreat (3 reviews) draws regulars for its quiet vibe. If you want a smaller, tucked-away option, Nature's Haven (1 review) lives up to its name. Facilities are straightforward—no fuss, no crowds. Perfect if you’d rather listen to the birds than the neighbours.

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Slobadogavich Acres

4. Slobadogavich Acres

68km from Te Kauwhata · 1 site · RV · Raglan, NZ
Situated only 15 minutes from Raglan and about the same to the blissful and barely known about Aotea Harbour, keep going and in only 35 minutes you find yourself in Kawhia, another gorgeous harbour and also boasts it's own hot water beach, where at low tide you can just dig a hole and create your own spa pool - choose the right day and enjoy a spectacular and unforgettable sunset. Not forgetting of course the renowned Bridal Veil Falls, only 2km further up the road from this property. With the local social club directly across the road, you have the choice of peace and tranquility or a little socialising and getting to know the locals - with the possibility of being let in on further (lesser known and undiscovered) attractions which, believe me exist - but are accessable by permission only. With it's close proximity to Raglan and all that it beholds, it's a great place to park up away from the hustle and bustle (and the free camping Nazis, lol) take a breath and plan your next move. Stay a night or a week, I promise you that the longer you stay the more welcome you will feel - and be...
Pets
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NZ$49
 / night

Te Kauwhata’s a solid pick if you’re rolling through New Zealand by caravan—think green pastures, open skies, and easy access to the Waikato’s quieter corners. You’ll find over ten caravan-friendly sites in the area, each with its own flavour. Most offer water and electricity hook-ups, and you won’t have any trouble bringing your dog along. The average site runs about $30 a night, but some start as low as $20. Wildlife-watching is a given here, with native birds flitting about the hedgerows. Fishing and hiking are also right on your doorstep. For top spots, Sommerfeldt Farm (5 reviews) is known for its peaceful outlook, while Hubbys retreat (3 reviews) draws regulars for its quiet vibe. If you want a smaller, tucked-away option, Nature's Haven (1 review) lives up to its name. Facilities are straightforward—no fuss, no crowds. Perfect if you’d rather listen to the birds than the neighbours.

83% (9)

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Slobadogavich Acres

4. Slobadogavich Acres

68km from Te Kauwhata · 1 site · RV · Raglan, NZ
Situated only 15 minutes from Raglan and about the same to the blissful and barely known about Aotea Harbour, keep going and in only 35 minutes you find yourself in Kawhia, another gorgeous harbour and also boasts it's own hot water beach, where at low tide you can just dig a hole and create your own spa pool - choose the right day and enjoy a spectacular and unforgettable sunset. Not forgetting of course the renowned Bridal Veil Falls, only 2km further up the road from this property. With the local social club directly across the road, you have the choice of peace and tranquility or a little socialising and getting to know the locals - with the possibility of being let in on further (lesser known and undiscovered) attractions which, believe me exist - but are accessable by permission only. With it's close proximity to Raglan and all that it beholds, it's a great place to park up away from the hustle and bustle (and the free camping Nazis, lol) take a breath and plan your next move. Stay a night or a week, I promise you that the longer you stay the more welcome you will feel - and be...
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
NZ$49
 / night

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