National Parks

• NATIONAL PARK BACKPACKERS - National Park Village

  

  At National Park Backpackers, we have a variety of options to cater to your tastes, pocket, and any holiday experience. We provide rooms that are warm, clean, comfortable and private, with choices to suit everyone from travellers, families, couples and groups. We pride ourselves on being high on…
  accommodation » backpacker and budget

• EGMONT NATIONAL PARK - Taranaki (North Island)

  

  Egmont National Park is one of the most accessible national parks in the country. Situated on the western coast of the North Island, its nearest towns are New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford and Opunake. Mt Egmont (Mt Taranaki) is the volcano that sits roughly in the middle of the park while…
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• SUMMIT SHUTTLES - Tongariro National Park

  

  The Tongariro Volcanic crossing is known as one of the best hikes in New Zealand. Book your trip now and see the natural wonder of the Tongariro National Park. Summit Shuttles provides transport from the National Park - Park and Ride Transport Hub.
  transport » shuttles

• MY KIWI ADVENTURE - Tongariro National Park

  

  My Kiwi Adventure is conveniently located in National Park Village and offers a one stop shop for booking all your adventure activities in Tongariro National Park. From transport to the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, Mt Ruapehu or other local hikes, to mountain biking, guided stand up paddle boarding…
  attractions and activities » surfing and water sports

• TONGARIRO NATIONAL PARK - Ruapehu (North Island)

  

  Tongariro National Park is located arounf the Ruapehu area and has within it's boundaries the Tongariro, Ngauruhoe and Ruapehu volcanoes. With an area of 80,000 hectares, the park gifted to the nation by Maori chief Te Heuheu Tukino IV in 1887. The park has been awarded dual World Heritage Site…
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• WHANGANUI NATIONAL PARK - Wanganui (North Island)

  

  Whanganui National Park contains the 290km Whanaganui River - the longest navigable waterway in the country. A diverse landscape of river systems, lowland forests and countless hills and valleys punctuate the park. Walking, tramping and various water activities are popular and Maori culture is an…
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• FIORDLAND NATIONAL PARK - Fiordland (South Island)

  

  Fiordland National Park was established in 1952 and contains stunning scenery including fiords, waterfalls and snow capped mountain peaks. Mitre Peak is one of the most photographed features in the park. Old rainforests and lakes are breathtaking and several famous tracks like the Milford, Kelper…
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• R&R KAYAKS - Abel Tasman National Park

  

  Small family-owned sea kayak company with many years of industry experience and extensive local knowledge. The Abel Tasman National Park is a very special place to our family (whānau) and we are excited to share its history, stories and natural beauty with you. Our base is brand new and purpose…
  tours » flat water & sea kayaking tours

• PLATEAU LODGE - National Park Village, Ruapehu

  

  …"Tongariro National Park" is Plateau Lodge. Apartments, En-suites, Lodge-rooms and campervan-sites. On-site is a communal lounge & kitchen, private spa-pool, massage room, drying-room, wifi options, lunch packs & breakfasts trays. Shuttles run throughout summer/winter to explore the Tongariro Park.…
  accommodation » family friendly accommodation

• KAHURANGI NATIONAL PARK - Nelson/West Coast (South Island)

  

  Kahurangi National Park is NZs second largest park and home to the famous Heaphy Track which attracts over 4,000 walkers every year. While there is a range of other tracks to enable you to explore some of the oldest rocks, strangest plants and rarest birds in the country, the park has lots of…
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