Te Puia and Whakarewarewa, Rotorua
A geothermal valley with the Pōhutu Geyser, which erupts up to 30 m, boiling mud pools, and the national Māori carving and weaving schools.
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A geothermal valley with the Pōhutu Geyser, which erupts up to 30 m, boiling mud pools, and the national Māori carving and weaving schools.
Next to the Te Waiti Stream, surrounded by nikau palms and tawa forest, this picturesque campsite is popular for swimming and picnicking.
Relax in the natural hot springs in Te Rātā Bay.
A basic camping area at the northern arm of Lake Tarawera.
This lakeside campsite is only 15 min from Rotorua.
Camp alongside the lake in a large and attractive campsite where trout fishing and water sports are popular.
Camp beside one of the few remaining historic Howe truss bridges.
This is a family campsite in a coastal setting with excellent fishing and swimming next to the Matatā wildlife refuge.
Camp on grass terraces adjacent to Okahu Stream.
This is a basic campsite in the Te Urewera area.
Camp, swim, fish, or relax beside the river in the Waimana valley.
Camp on the shores of Lake Rerewhakaaitu; take binoculars for watching water birds.
Camp on the shores of Lake Rerewhakaaitu - there is good fishing, swimming and walking nearby.
Small camp next to the Minginui Stream. Walk through podocarp forest.
Once a dairy farm, this campsite is near the Waimana River.
This is a good place to stop for lunch, with a shelter, fireplace and water.
A colourful geothermal area with the orange-rimmed Champagne Pool, the lime-green Devil's Bath, and the Lady Knox Geyser, which is set off each morni…
A remote campsite at Whitikau entrance to Raukumara Conservation Park.
A basic campsite beside the Whirinaki River near the village of Minginui, at the edge of Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tāne Conservation Park, one of the finest…