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Sommerfeldt Farm
1 site · RV, Tent14 acres · Pukekohe
We are a small farm in a beautiful rural village on the outskirts of Auckland. As well as being a lovely village we are close to beaches, forests & bush walks. We are close enough to Auckland for Daytrips if you want to experience the Big Smoke and far enough away to be away from the hub Bub of city life. We are approx halfway between Auckland city and Hamilton City so a great stop off point if travelling North or South
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NZ$25
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Whitikahu Glade
3 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres
A little glade down the back of our property, the glade is surrounded by a small orchid, and a few willow trees. Rain water on site for people staying to use, gardens and a small creek which is not suitable for using the water.
We are located...
1km from Woodlands Historical Heritage Home
10km From Rototuna or Taupiri
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NZ$31
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Rustic cabin in stunning Whangapoua
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Coromandel
Find the perfect balance of relaxation and exploration with our awesome cabin tucked away in the beach town of Whangapoua. If you've never been to Whangapoua or are a regular visitor, our cabin is an ideal spot to experience all the attractions of this Coromandel beachside town.
The cabin is located only 100 meters from the beautiful white sand Whangapoua beach, and 600 meters from the renowned New Chums Beach, which has been voted one of the top 10 beaches in the world.
Opera Point, a sheltered lagoon southeast of Whangapoua Beach, is a great place to sunbathe, watch boats, or swing with ropes. This spot also has a 1 hour return bush and beach walk that includes a walk to a pa site, an old tramway line, and a window rock.
This listing is only for the cabin as seen on the left. It has a capacity of five people, consisting of one double bunk and one single bunk.
About the space:
This property is the perfect spot if you are a camping enthusiast but love a soft comfy bed at night! The cozy cabin provides accommodations for up to five guests, with a double bunk (double bed on the bottom, single bed on the top) and a single bunk (single bed on the bottom, single bed on the top).
A few important points to note:
* A Weber BBQ is available for your use, however no kitchen facilities are supplied; so please remember to bring pots, pans, plates and cutlery.
* Linen is not provided, please bring your own sheets, pillows, blankets and towels
* There is a toilet block with hot shower, dishwashing facilities, toilet and washing machine
* There is a deck with large fridge available to store food and drinks
* This listing is only for the guest cabin as seen on the left
* Please take rubbish/trash with you when you leave, or alternatively, put in one of the trash cans at the public toilets
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NZ$180
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Farm & Forest Adventures, Otaua.
2 sites · RVs, Tents53 acres
Great rural location, adjacent to Waiuku Forest, on the west coast of the north island. Remote quiet position, with stunning views, approximately 90 mins by road from Auckland Airport.
Perfect location for walking, cycling, riding exploring rural New Zealand, forests and beaches.
Nearest township Waiuku, larger town of Pukekohe 35-40 min drive
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NZ$35
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Slobadogavich Acres
1 site · RV4 acres
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...
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NZ$40
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Whangapalooza Tent Site
1 site · Tent1 acre · Coromandel
Tucked away in the tiny beachside town of Whangapoua is our remarkable camping spot. If you're a first-time or frequent visitor to Whangapoua, our camp spot is the perfect place to take in all this beach town has to offer. Whangapalooza is a mere 100 meter walk to Whangapoua beach, and just 600 meters to the access for New Chums Beach, voted one of the top 10 beaches in the world.
Southeast of Whangapoua Beach is Opera Point, a sheltered lagoon that's perfect for sunbathing, boat watching and rope swinging. This spot also has a 1 hour return bush and beach walk that includes a walk to a pa site, an old tramway line, and a window rock.
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NZ$35
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Hillside Haven
1 site · Lodging5 acres · Waiuku
The House is a four bedroom, 1 bathroom, self contained house that sleeps 8.
No pets as we’re on a 5 acre Lifestyle farm.
Magnificent views, 10 minutes to West Coast beaches, 10 minutes to local forest and river, handy to town. Relaxed owners willing to share our paradise, and swap ideas for gardening, sustainable living.
Things to do close to Hillside Haven:
Go to Karioitahi Beach
The west coast black sand Karioitahi Beach is a must-see! The beach stretches as far as the eye can see making it ideal for blo-karting, horse riding, 4×4 driving and more! Local activity providers will hook you up with all the gear you’ll need. Plus, the beach is great for surfing too
Awhitu Regional Park-This small regional park on the shores of the Manukau Harbour is packed with activities from walks to mountain bike trails to great places to kayak if you have your own equipment.
Visit the Waiuku Museum and Hartman House
Check out the vast collection of Maori and European artefacts and learn all about the history of Waiuku and its surroundings at the Waiuku Museum. The museum has a small entry fee of around NZ$3 per adult. Open Wednesdays 10am-12pm and Weekends 1.30pm-4pm.
Ride a Vintage Train
Feel like you’re back in time by riding the Glenbrook Vintage Railway’s steam and diesel trains on a 15km (9-mile) scenic journey of the Manukau Harbour. [Update: the steam train is currently out of service. Only diesel train tours are running.] Trips depart on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Alternatively, take the kids on Thomas the Tank Engine during special day events.
Walk or Cycle in the Waiuku Forest
This commercial forest with a pine plantation has recreational areas for walks, mountain biking, picnicking and fishing. Popular walk and bike trails include Alders Bell Road link, the Beach Trail, Gilpin Walton link and the Cowell Bush Track.
Play a Round of Golf
A great day or afternoon outside is at the Waiuku Golf & Squash Club. Visitors are welcome to give the 18 or 9-hole course a try with reasonable green fees. Enjoy playing on tree-lined fairways with lots of hidden challenges to keep you on your toes. Alternatively, Awhitu Golf Club offers a usually quiet round on a 9-hole course beside Awhitu Regional Park. Enjoy views of the Manukau Harbour and sit down for a meal in the clubhouse on Friday evenings or Sunday afternoons.
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NZ$120
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