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Variable (2–6 hours)
Suitable for moderately fit travelers comfortable with hiking and outdoor activities.
Escape to Adventurers Rest Raetihi, a cozy three-bedroom villa offering stunning mountain views and easy access to New Zealand’s wild heart. Perfect for adventurers and families alike, this comfortable retreat sets the stage for exploring the lush wilderness of Manawatū-Whanganui.
A fantastic, comfy and warm home for your group to stay in; with everything you need for a getaway.
Experience a serene getaway in a beautifully restored villa near Raetihi Holiday Park. Accommodating up to 9 guests, it features cozy interiors, a spacious deck, and fun games like ten pin bowling. Enjoy stunning mountain views from the bedrooms, making it a perfect retreat for family and friends.
$300 per night 4 person price (for a one night booking email or call us at the office)
This villa has been lovingly restored and is opposite the Raetihi Holiday Park on a large section.
The space is peaceful, and is furnished beautifully to cater for up to 9 people. Enjoy the outdoors with a spacious deck, or just hang out together inside with the cozy lounge suite in front of the Smart TV.
A few games are ready for you such as ten pin bowls and tic tac toe - make the most of your time together in the Ruapehu.
Bedroom 1 - Ensuite Room, one Queen Bed, one single bed, ensuite and views of Mt Ruapehu
Bedroom 2 - King Bed, Mountain View
Bedroom 3 - Queen sized bed with single bunk on top, and a single bed.
Starts at $300 for the first two people, and $40 per extra person per night.
Available 7 days a week, minimum 2 nights for online booking, if you want to book for one night, call or email us at the Raetihi Holiday Park.
All linen and towels included.
Raetihi’s weather can change quickly; bring a mix of warm and waterproof clothing.
Use your base at Adventurers Rest to explore nearby Whanganui National Park and stunning river routes.
Whanganui River kayaking and biking tours fill up quickly during peak season; reserve spots early.
Forest areas around Raetihi have sandflies, especially near water and during warmer months.
Raetihi grew as a timber milling town in the early 1900s and is a gateway to one of New Zealand’s oldest national parks, established in 1986.
Visitors are encouraged to respect local flora and fauna by staying on trails and minimizing waste to preserve Raetihi’s natural environment.
Protects you from sudden rain showers common in Raetihi’s mountain climate.
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Essential for navigating forest trails and uneven terrain safely.
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Perfect for carrying water, snacks, and gear while exploring nearby trails.
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Capture panoramic mountain views and unique wildlife around Raetihi.
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