- Beach
- Fishing
- Sailing
- Swimming (Outdoor)
- Water Sports
A place to stay for more than a day.
Only 1.6 km from Hokitika Town Centre. Corner Store at Park Entrance.
TENT SITES
Available in both sheltered and open sites.
POWER SITES - Sewage and water available at most sites. Sites are either hard metal, grass or cobblestone.
2 STAR STANDARD CABINS
Sleeps 2 to 12 people in either single, double or bunk beds. Occupants use central facilities. Linen hire available.
3 STAR STANDARD CABINS
Units sleep four to five people. All units have double bed plus bunk. Two cabins also have single bed. All units have cooking facilities, cold water sink, toaster, jug and electric frypan. Occupants use central WC and shower.
3 STAR SELF CONTAINED UNIT
These units sleep two to six people. All units have double beds plus single or bunk beds. All units have own TV, shower, WC and cooking facilities. Linen hire available.
4 STAR SELF CONTAINED UNIT
One studio unit with queen double bed
2 large 2 bedroom units sleeps 2 to 10 people. Ideal for large family groups or extended families. Units have kitchens, bathroom facilities and colour TV.
PLEASE NOTE! No units have made beds. Linen hire is available. For all above units: To have beds made up is $5.00 per person.
4 STAR PARK MOTELS
These modern units have bathroom, colour TV and cooking facilities. All beds have electric blankets and are supplied fully made up. Daily service includes replacing of towels, tea, coffee and sugar, remove rubbish bag and replace.Bed linen replaced and units vacuumed on requested only.
Motel unit; with double and single bed.
DISABLED UNIT
This is a two bedroom 3 star self contained unit.
FOR HIRE - (from office) Linen hire is available at $2.00 per item. Also available is gas barbeque, kitchen utensils, cot and high chair.
Hokitika is the gateway to the South Westland World Heritage National Park. The Arahura River, which enters the sea 8 kilometres (5 miles) north of Hokitika, is a traditional source of pounamu (greenstone) for the Maori people and still yields a large proportion of the Coast's continuing supply.
Several shops in Hokitika sell expertly crafted greenstone jewellery and sculptures. The region is also popular with other craftspeople, including gold jewellers, wood turners and potters. Tourism, farming, spagnum moss and fishing also provide the source of wealth for the residents of Hokitika.
South of Hokitika are two beautiful water-holes. Lake Kaniere is a placid lake surrounded by snow-capped mountains and a favourite place for boating, water skiing, picnics and swimming. Lake Mahinapua, surrounded by bushland, is ideal for sailing and has good camp facilities. Between Hokitika and Franz Josef is the settlement of Whataroa and the famous white heron (kotuku) which nests between November and February.
Area Attractions:
Glaciers two hours drive, Punakaiki Blowholes 90 minutes drive, Shantytown 20 minutes drive, jade carving, glass blowing, fur and skin shops, commercial gold mining, bushwalks, fishing, scenic drives to Lakes Kaniere and Mahinapua and Hokitika Gorge, glow worm dell, Water World, craft galleries.