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Land Adventures at Ruapuke Motor Camp: Power & Peace in Nature - Oamaru

Land Adventures at Ruapuke Motor Camp: Power & Peace in Nature

Raglan

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Overview

Discover the ease and serenity of camping at Ruapuke Motor Camp. With powered sites and scenic surroundings, it’s the ideal base for your South Island outdoor adventures.

Raglan, Waikato

Camping - Powered Sites

$10 - $30 per person per night • All Ages! • Up to 14 Nights • Check in from 2PM • Check out by 11AM

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About This Adventure

Experience the charm of traditional camping at Ruapuke Motor Camp, where peace and tranquility reign. Enjoy up to 14 days of outdoor bliss with essential facilities, including a communal kitchen and barbeques. Embrace the simplicity of yesteryear while reconnecting with nature in a serene setting.

Discover a camping style of yesteryear, peace and tranquility the way it's meant to be!

Duration

Up to 14 days

Nightly Rates

Adults (Ages 15+) - $30 Children (Ages 5-14) - $10 Infants (Ages 5 and under) - Free

Tent Sites Camping & Facilities

Facilities include communal kitchen, separate men’s and women’s toilet & showers. The Kitchen contains fridges, freezers, stoves, kettle and toaster. You need to bring your own cooking utensils. Out the back there are 2 washing machines that can be used for a small fee. There are 2 barbeques for campers use. Please be aware Ruapuke Motor Camp does not have a store, closest shops are located in Raglan

Adventure Tips

Arrive early for power hookups

Securing a powered site is competitive during peak seasons, so arrive early to guarantee your spot.

Bring your own cooking supplies

Although a communal kitchen is available, having personal gear ensures a comfortable cooking experience.

Check the weather forecast daily

Weather can change quickly along the coast; be prepared for rain or wind.

Respect quiet hours after 10 pm

Maintain the peaceful atmosphere by adhering to the campsite’s quiet hours policy.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Foals of the local farm animals
  • Native birds like tui and bellbirds

History

The camp sits on land historically used for sheep farming, now transformed into a peaceful retreat.

Conservation

The camp promotes environmentally sustainable practices by encouraging waste reduction and respecting local ecosystems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Tent or RV

Essential

A comfortable shelter is essential for enjoying the outdoor setting in all weather.

Sleeping bag suitable for varied temperatures

Essential

Keep warm during chilly nights, especially in winter.

Cooking equipment and utensils

Essential

Prepare meals conveniently with your own gear, or use the communal facilities.

Weather-appropriate clothing

Essential

Layered clothing helps adapt to changing weather conditions.

spring, summer, fall, winter specific