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The North Island of New Zealand is the smaller of the two main islands and has both New Zealand's largest city—Auckland—and New Zealand's capital city—Wellington. more
The North Island of New Zealand has a selection of camping grounds, campsites and holiday parks providing all the necessary facilities for comfort away from home during your New Zealand travel.
NB: This North Island directory is specifically for tourism companies that cover the North Island. They either have many outlets or are able to offer you a service throughout this part of the country.
Select campsites and holiday parks in the North Island of New Zealand from the list below.
The free alternative to overnight parking for Motorhome travellers. Enjoy interacting with local Kiwis and sample a little of their lifestyle. Stay on private properties that are part of Native Parks Motorhome Haven network. Meet the people and really experience New Zealand with a Native Parks membership. Zero cost overnight parking...(more)
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Flying Kiwi is a unique concept combining camping with the flexibility and convenience of a tour. You choose how to spend your day. Hop-on/hop-off options. Everyday there are free hikes, bike rides and great optional activities such as dolphin swimming. Tasty meals are provided and at night we rest by lakes, mountains and beaches with camping and cabin options...(more)
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The free alternative to overnight parking for Motorhome travellers. Enjoy interacting with local Kiwis and sample a little of their lifestyle. Stay on private properties that are part of Native Parks Motorhome Haven network. Meet the people and really experience New Zealand with a Native Parks membership. Zero cost overnight parking...(more)
Phone | Address | Map
Flying Kiwi is a unique concept combining camping with the flexibility and convenience of a tour. You choose how to spend your day. Hop-on/hop-off options. Everyday there are free hikes, bike rides and great optional activities such as dolphin swimming. Tasty meals are provided and at night we rest by lakes, mountains and beaches with camping and cabin options...(more)
The free alternative to overnight parking for Motorhome travellers. Enjoy interacting with local Kiwis and sample a little of their lifestyle. Stay on private properties that are part of Native Parks Motorhome Haven network. Meet the people and really experience New Zealand with a Native Parks membership. Zero cost overnight parking...(more)
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Embrace the great outdoors by staying in a holiday park or camping ground in North Island Wide.
Holiday parks in North Island Wide, (also referred to as campsites and camping grounds), tend to offer the traveller a bit of everything including tent sites (powered or unpowered), powered sites for caravans, motorhomes and RVs, basic cabins, cabins with ensuite and/or kitchenettes and self-catering apartments.
Campsites and camping grounds in North Island Wide usually offer both powered and unpowered pitches for tent users, and will cater for motorhomes and campervans too. Campsites and camping grounds can vary enormously both in location and facilities. Some may be very remote and quite challenging to get to, some may be located close to major centres and cities.
Some campsites in New Zealand offer very basic facilities, whilst others may be at the other extreme offering campers TV rooms, laundrettes, kitchens, playgrounds, petting farms and so on.
Before you choose your preferred campsite or holiday park in North Island Wide, it is definitely worth considering what facilities you need and what would make you and your group comfortable. Families with young children often prefer holiday parks, as they often offer 'child-friendly' facilities such as playgrounds and fenced-off grounds.
Whichever holiday park or campsite you choose, you will have a great opportunity to stay in one of the country's many beauty spots at a highly affordable price.
Remember, in peak holiday seasons (especially during school holidays), space will book out quickly at campsites and holiday parks, so early booking is advised.
You can find and book holiday parks and campsites in North Island Wide online...(search holiday parks and campsites directory)
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