Sapphire Springs offers holiday accommodation in Katikati with several acres of caravan, campervan and tent sites and comfortable, self-contained apartments in a park-like setting. With views of the Kaimai Ranges and surrounded by beautiful native bush, our Katikati holiday park is a hidden paradise and the perfect holiday park for families!
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Sapphire Springs offers holiday accommodation in Katikati with several acres of caravan, campervan and tent sites and comfortable, self-contained apartments in a park-like setting.
With views of the Kaimai Ranges and surrounded by beautiful native bush, our Katikati holiday park has many sites on the banks of a mountain stream which meanders throughout the property.
Sapphire Springs is a hidden paradise and the perfect holiday park for families!
Sapphire Springs offers tent and campervan sites to comfortable, self-contained apartments and cabins at affordable rates. Our 36-bed lodge is perfect for groups, backpackers and budget family accommodation.
Caravan and Tent Sites – There are 80 power sites and approximately 200 tent sites at our holiday accommodation in Katikati. So, if you are looking for a large, sunny, shady or private site, you'll have no problem finding this at Sapphire Springs.
Self-Contained Apartments – We have six self-contained apartments all including kitchens, shower, toilet, lounge with comfortable seating and Sky TV.
Four apartments have one separate double bedroom and one separate twin and linen provided. Two apartments have one separate double bedroom. All units have recently been refurbished including new LCD TVs.
The Bungalow – Sleeping a total 12 persons, the bungalow is fully furnished, self-contained house with full-size kitchen, bathroom, three double bedrooms, bunk room sleeping five and one single bedroom. All bedding linen and towels are provided. Full kitchen with appliances cutlery etc.
Backpackers Lodge – The lodge sleeps a total of 38 persons. Four bedrooms, two with nine beds (bunks) and two with ten beds (bunks), with two more bunks in the lounge.
There is a lounge in the centre of the lodge which has tables, chairs, couches, small fridge and TV. Tenants need to bring own sleeping bags (or top sheet and duvets), towel, pots and pans, crockery, cutlery and torch. Communal kitchen and shower and toilet facilities are nearby.
Facilities at our Katikati holiday park include a shop, a kitchen with modern appliances; clean toilets and hot showers.
There are loads of fun and recreational opportunities: warm thermal pools and 78 acres of beautiful bush walks, a sparkling mountain stream with several swimming holes, hot spas, glow worms, picnic areas, trampoline, children play areas, mini golf and volleyball. Department of Conservation walks and tramps into the Kaimai Ranges start just around the corner.
Sapphire Springs Holiday Park is only five minutes away from Katikati Mural Town and its splendid Heritage Museum and Café. It is only 15 minutes from Waihi Beach, 25 minutes from Tauranga and two hours from Auckland.
We have three pure natural thermal pools kept at a constant 32 degrees Celsius—one for young children, one of a medium depth and a large deep one. We also have a hot spa available. Beside the thermal pools is a BBQ area for your use.
For further information about our holiday accommodation in Katikati, please contact us or visit our Katikati holiday park Web site.
If you're driving to the Bay of Plenty from Auckland, Katikati is unmistakable. Just look for the murals.
Katikati is famous for the Haiku Pathway. The meandering, riverside Haiku Pathway is adorned with 30 boulders engraved with poems, and is the largest collection of English poem boulders in the world. It is also the largest such pathway in the Southern Hemisphere, and the largest collection of "haiku stones" outside of Japan.
Vibrant paintings adorn Katikati's commercial buildings, depicting the pioneer lifestyle of the area. Visit the Katikati Heritage Museum and discover the town's colourful history—beginning with the arrival of the Maori people.
Remember the town with a photo with Barry, the newspaper-reading bronze statue in the heart of Katikati.
For further information about our holiday accommodation in Katikati, please contact us or visit our Katikati holiday park Web site.
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