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I booked this place first and then found the reviews on here which then made me a bit nervous about what our stay was going to be like. But after staying here I wish I never read the negative comments as I found we had nothing to worry about. This place is absolutely fine and you get what you pay for. There are definitely better places to stay at but you will be charged for these types of places obviously. The room we stayed in was actually good and was modern (modern TV, air con, carpet, beds). It was clean and tidy and looked like the photos that I had seen online. The room had a private bathroom, tv, air con/heater unit, kettle, mugs, tea, coffee, sugar, small dining table/chairs and the beds. The beds were clean and comfy. Wifi worked well from our room. We didn't use the communal bathroom or kitchen but had a look, and these rooms were basic, but clean and tidy. Nice deck and close to Haruru Falls. Plenty of parking and friendly staff. I would have to say the gardens/outside areas could do with more work/maintenance but overall this place was great and good value for money. You get what you pay for and it depends on your priorities when it comes to accommodation. I just like a place to be clean, tidy, friendly and look like the images online/no false advertising and this place ticked all those boxes!

We spent just one night here but really wish we could’ve stayed longer. The bed was amazing - it was firm and supportive and felt like my own bed back home 👍🏻 (no the run-of-the-mill squishy topper). The unit was immaculately clean and attractively decorated. The sparkling pool was too tempting to miss so had a wonderful swim after our day’s activities. Despite being near the main road, it was surprisingly quiet. We’d definitely recommend this as a great place to stay over.

We arrived Monday the 23rd January and left today the 29th January fo avoid the next weather bomb. Thoroughly enjoyed the stay. Plenty of room and good amenities. Certainly worth every penny. NZMCA members discount. Only 8 kilometres Paihia and 9 kilometres to KeriKeri and about 12 kilometres to KawaKawa. It has a lovely pool and plenty of powered and non powered sites. The staff were very friendly.

We stayed here for 10 nights over Christmas. Our non-powered site was huge, flat and very neat, with lovely views on the waters edge, Herons and other birds always on the shoreline. Unfortunately, the 2 shower/toilet blocks are in much need of modernising. We’ve stayed in 100’s of campgrounds over the years and this was not up to scratch for 2020 at all. The main issue was: constant queues for the 2 showers in each block, no matter what time or part of the day; same with the toilets but not as bad; nowhere to hang clothes, no shelf and the floors were really dirty with soil from the road and water logged, so a real job to juggle things in the shower without wanting to drop anything; The wash basins were grubby with water everywhere (no cloths to wipe up after you); The showers in the older block were often blocked. There were cleaning staff on hand but the amount of visitors and general out of date design of the buildings meant they were not able to keep up. On the plus side, the camp kitchen and outdoor eating was good. A really super convenient location too, 15 mins walk to Paihia and good walks from the Treaty Grounds. Very quiet for us at night for our location next to the water. Overall, if the facilities are renovated, this site would be excellent.

The room is generally good, and the wife is quite satisfied! The room key is in a box with a code lock next to the door. When I went there, there was no one at the front desk. After ringing the doorbell, I told me the code and room number through the intercom. I took the key to open the door, which was very convenient. The wireless signal is very weak and the wifi password is not working well, so I didn't go to find someone to solve it after staying for one night.

We stayed in the Campervan Park over a year ago and I've been meaning to write a review since then. We had a wonderful and surprising experience because of the weather. We were in our rooftent during the off season, so it was very quiet. We were very happy, enjoying the peace and quiet, the bbq / kitchen / communal shelter area, when the weather changed dramatically and the heavens opened. While we were happy to tough it out in our rooftent, Jan came to the rescue and insisted (in the nicest possible way) that we move into the apartments, as the weather forecast was the worst she had ever seen. Needless to say, we had a very luxurious night in a beautiful apartment. While we were pleased to see the next morning that our tent had withstood the torrential rain, we certainly enjoyed the upmarket accommodation. Thank you Jan for the memorable stay. We look forward to staying again, in better weather.

Very awkward hotel with sea view. Because the North Island is mainly a city, this island on the edge can bring different scenery, it is convenient for tourists to see the beautiful scenery without going to the South Island.

Comfort: The room is spacious, but the bed is a bit old and a little tumble. Facilities and equipment: The kitchen utensils are fully equipped and cooked for two nights. But the bedroom has no heating, nor can it provide a small heater. It can only be heated by the air conditioner in the living room, but the heating can be blown to the bedroom and it will feel cool. Surrounding environment: There are beaches to go outside. It may be less in the suburbs and less car, so it is more comfortable and comfortable. There are supermarkets nearby, but there are fewer restaurants. Front desk service: very nice, after entering the room, I saw the small card left on the table, accompanied by chocolate and milk, and listened to the intimate.