easy
1 to 4 days
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
Camp in your campervan at Waikite Valley Hotpools’ powered sites and soak in geothermal pools mere steps away. Discover a unique blend of natural warmth and outdoor comfort in New Zealand’s volcanic heartland.
5m Long x 3.2m Wide • 1 to 4 Day Stays Bookable Online •
Experience the tranquility of Waikite Valley Thermal Pools by camping in your campervan. Enjoy a powered site close to essential amenities and indulge in the soothing geothermal pools. With a communal kitchen and laundry facilities, this unique getaway offers relaxation in nature, perfect for a memorable escape from everyday life.
1 to 4 Day Stay Bookable Online
About## Powered (Has Electricity). The dimensions are 5m long x 3.2m wide. Site 2 is suitable for a small campervan. This powered gravel site is a great spot to park up for a night or two, especially with it being one of the closest sites to the toilets, showers, small communal kitchen, laundry and the geothermal pools.
Use of our 6 public pools are included in your camping fee. Prices above include booking fee's
CAFE
No smoking or vaping permitted in campground within any part of the complex at any time. Smoking permitted main driveway area only.
Powered sites are limited and popular, especially from December to January; reserve well in advance to secure your spot.
Geothermal pools close at 8pm daily to preserve water quality—plan your soak accordingly to avoid missing out.
Cellphone reception and Wi-Fi are spotty or unavailable; use this time to disconnect and recharge naturally.
No drones and no pets during peak time ensure a peaceful environment; check local guidelines before visiting.
The Waikite Valley region is part of New Zealand’s volcanic zone, used for centuries by Māori for its healing geothermal resources.
The hotpools emphasize sustainable water use and limit visitor impact through strict pool hours and pet restrictions.
Required for enjoying the public geothermal pools.
For comfortable downtime beside your campervan or at the campsite.
Necessary for rain showers and cool evenings typical of the region’s changing seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Useful for navigating site facilities and campsites after dark.