Te Aroha Holiday Park

Hours of operation
7 am - 9 pm, 7 days
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 7 884 9567
Come and stay with us. Parking your van or pitch your tent under an umbrella of mature trees or stay in Cottages.
Te Aroha Holiday Park is one of New Zealand's few remaining traditional holiday parks in rural farm land of the Waikato, south Auckland. offers a range of good and very good quality facilities plus accommodation for all budgets from campsites, cabins, self catering Cottages and family motel units to motorhome sites. Tramping and Mountain biking Kaimai Mamaku and Karangahake Gorge The park is located past the racecourse and only 3 km from the famous Te Aroha Soda Hot Springs. This is the only one Spring in the Southern Hemisphaere and responsible for the silkiest skin after you had a bath. Bring your tent, caravan or campervan and nestle amongst our large oak trees or lounge on our large decks enjoy a BBQ with friends from your Cottage.
Pricing
$15 - 90 (Adult)
Proximity to Airport:
50 km ( Hamilton) 140 km (Auckland)
Proximity to Town:
2.5 km
Proximity To Coach Terminal:
2.5 km (free pick up for guests)
Parking:
Parking safe, level ground, easy direct by your site, unit, Cottage, free
Safe Parking directly on your site and also outside your Cottage
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