
Paid CampsitesCoastal Bay of Plenty, Bay of Plenty New Zealand 🇳🇿
Paid CampsitesCoastal Bay of Plenty, Bay of Plenty New Zealand 🇳🇿



5 Reviews
Do Not be fooled by the pictures on the website. This caravan park is atrocious, filthy kitchen and disgusting showers. To be honest I don’t think they’ve been cleaned since 1993. The kitchen stinks like old rancid cooking oil, mold and rotting food. The kitchen held some treasures that they shouldn’t have! Eg hair mixed with rat feces, flies stuck to fly strips on the ceiling and a dried fish skin. The showers and laundry are disgusting, you’re cleaner not having a shower
Peaceful spot and lovely fellow campers, but unfortunately the facilities were poor. Cold showers only, the button on the outside is supposed to give you hot water but none of them seem to work. The state of one of the shower blocks was appalling, water logged, covered in dirt and people’s body hair. I gave the benefit of the doubt the first morning but the next morning it was exactly the same. Doesn’t seem as though there’s anyone checking/cleaning the facilities. The kitchen was good.
We made a last minute decision to go camping over New years and of course all the mainstream campgrounds were booked out. We were so pleasantly surprised with how good this campground was. The campsites were big and flat and drained well (always important during the rainy summer days!), the amenities were clean and tidy, there was plenty of safe parking for our boat and the pool was an added bonus. We had a 4yr old and 9 month old with us and it felt safe. The hosts were lovely too!
Very enjoyable stay. We had a few weeks stay on and off and enjoyed every minute. Very congenial hosts. Thanks Chris and Fraser
Very rustic camp but amenities very clean. The hot pools are open to public during certain hours but campers can swim before they open. Pools emptied & cleaned every night & temperature delicious. Check ahead during March thru Sept as very busy with kiwifruit pickers! Thanks Chris & Fraser for a lovely stay.
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