Hahei Beach Resort
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Hahei Beach Resort
Beach Front Powered Sites
Unbeatable sea views - the perfect place to relax, unwind and soak up the sun
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Hahei Beach Resort
Powered Sites
Perfect for a summer family camping holiday or for a couple looking to escape from the city
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Kitchen Cabin
Kitchen Cabins are similar to a Basic Cabin, yet with the additional feature of a private kitchen
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Comfort Cabin
Less than 75m to the beach, our Classic Comfort Cabins offers a relaxed space for a couple or trio
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Sea View Villas
Sea View Villas offer a unique, beach front experience not to be missed
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Family Cottage
Your family holiday is all set to go in our classic Kiwi-bach-style Cottage
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Garden View Studios
Peaceful & private - our Garden View Studios offers motel style accommodation
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Hahei Beach Resort
In a park-like setting by the sea, this is paradise on the beach.
Leave the city behind and join us for some laid-back beach time, Pohutukawas with rope swings, BBQ’s on the sand and plenty of adventure. Meet the sunrise with a swim or sleep under the stars like we've been doing since 1958 - live like a local.
With over 16 acres of award-winning grounds there’s plenty of space to spread out and let the kids roam wild. If you want to treat yourself, then book a Sea View Villa, Beach Front Bach or get nostalgic in a Coastal Cabin.
Hahei is regularly voted one of the best beaches in NZ and we’re proud of the fact that the resort runs along a big part of it. When you stay with us you have direct access to the beach so you can live a local.
We’re walking distance to Cathedral Cove (so put the car keys away and avoid the parking hassle). The Hahei Village with its general store, craft brewery and cafes is a short stroll (although we have Barista made coffee onsite) and Hot Water Beach is a quick drive.
Give us a call to talk through the options.
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North Island ▷ Coromandel ▷ Hahei |
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7 days a week, 365 days a year. Office hours may vary during the quieter months. |
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Reviews
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2mins to beach, good walks, good facilities.
Faye Cox -
Very friendly staff.
Stuart Morgan -
By the beach, paid for sea views.
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Good facilities, stones throw to the beach.
Shain Herbert -
Very nice camping on a beautiful beach.
Bert Snel
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wow, unpowered site for 1 person for 17.5$, such friendly people and my highlight: The Bath could imagine it gets quite busz in summer
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One of the best holiday parks.
Gorgeous location and surroundings, superb and spotless facilities, and generously sized pitches. We had a near flawless stay. Just keep an eye out for the pesky seagulls when you’ve got food out!
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excellent camping $35 for two people in not self-contained with a beautiful beach, and close to cathedral cove
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Excellent- much bigger camp than we’re used to but very well run, excellent facilities - even had a band play Sunday - such a wonderful family vibe.
And the beach is stunning!
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Busy !
Very busy campsite for long weekend. Expensive for what it is when only parking up for the night. Nice beach and nice having coffee shop
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We've stayed before at this campsite as it has a good location for beach and hot water beach.
It was however expensive and you are squeezed in very tightly on a very large site. Facilities were good and clean. Only real negative I would say is that for such a large site it really needs to update and make a bigger playground. (It was the smallest of all of the campsites we stayed at)
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Great location next to a beautiful stretch of beach.
Powered space was nice but number was hard to find in the dark as it was blocked by overgrown bushes. Could not get hot water working in shower.
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Very expensive, amenities really good standard and clean but quite a walk from most sites, especially for a hot shower- 5min free shower is not okay when paying this much.
Nice campsite but waterside not much of a view. Staff were lovely.
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Great spot to stay, booked a beach front campervan site, close walk to the beach.
Great beach and great resort. Good walk from the resort to Cathedral Cove (beach walk). Would stay here again.
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Nice resort, had all the amenities you could ask for (bathrooms, showers, wash stations etc).
Expensive but I guess you get what you pay for!
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Was very quiet and nearly empty when we were there beginning of May.
Good and clean facilities. Great beach. A bit on the pricy side but we had a very good time . I expect it to be a different experience on the holidays.
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This is a very crowded campsite.
Toilets, baths and kitchen are old and worn. There is a queue for the kitchen and bath every day. Nice central area with bar and grill, but rude woman at the bar who would rather look at her phone than answer politely to questions about happy hour. The beach is fantastic in good weather and the kayak-tour to Cathedral Cove are highly recommended. The most expensive campsite we have stayed at for our 10 weeks in New Zealand and then we got the site by the dump station and their trash-site which smelled bad...
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Awesome location.
Biggest disappointment is that they don’t seem to care about late evening noise which can ruin your experience and especially so when you’ve forked out $79 a night for a beachfront site.
We had people partying both nights yelling, screaming and playing heavy bass not far away from us. Management unavailable.
A real shame.
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stayed here 5 nights & although it's out of season there are facilities still available.
The reception staff especially Grant has been very helpful
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wow, unpowered site for 1 person for 17.5$, such friendly people and my highlight: The Bath could imagine it gets quite busz in summer
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Busy !
Very busy campsite for long weekend. Expensive for what it is when only parking up for the night. Nice beach and nice having coffee shop
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One of the best holiday parks.
Gorgeous location and surroundings, superb and spotless facilities, and generously sized pitches. We had a near flawless stay. Just keep an eye out for the pesky seagulls when you’ve got food out!
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excellent camping $35 for two people in not self-contained with a beautiful beach, and close to cathedral cove
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We've stayed before at this campsite as it has a good location for beach and hot water beach.
It was however expensive and you are squeezed in very tightly on a very large site. Facilities were good and clean. Only real negative I would say is that for such a large site it really needs to update and make a bigger playground. (It was the smallest of all of the campsites we stayed at)
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Excellent- much bigger camp than we’re used to but very well run, excellent facilities - even had a band play Sunday - such a wonderful family vibe.
And the beach is stunning!
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Great location next to a beautiful stretch of beach.
Powered space was nice but number was hard to find in the dark as it was blocked by overgrown bushes. Could not get hot water working in shower.
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Very expensive, amenities really good standard and clean but quite a walk from most sites, especially for a hot shower- 5min free shower is not okay when paying this much.
Nice campsite but waterside not much of a view. Staff were lovely.
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This is a very crowded campsite.
Toilets, baths and kitchen are old and worn. There is a queue for the kitchen and bath every day. Nice central area with bar and grill, but rude woman at the bar who would rather look at her phone than answer politely to questions about happy hour. The beach is fantastic in good weather and the kayak-tour to Cathedral Cove are highly recommended. The most expensive campsite we have stayed at for our 10 weeks in New Zealand and then we got the site by the dump station and their trash-site which smelled bad...
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Nice resort, had all the amenities you could ask for (bathrooms, showers, wash stations etc).
Expensive but I guess you get what you pay for!
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Great spot to stay, booked a beach front campervan site, close walk to the beach.
Great beach and great resort. Good walk from the resort to Cathedral Cove (beach walk). Would stay here again.
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Was very quiet and nearly empty when we were there beginning of May.
Good and clean facilities. Great beach. A bit on the pricy side but we had a very good time . I expect it to be a different experience on the holidays.
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Awesome location.
Biggest disappointment is that they don’t seem to care about late evening noise which can ruin your experience and especially so when you’ve forked out $79 a night for a beachfront site.
We had people partying both nights yelling, screaming and playing heavy bass not far away from us. Management unavailable.
A real shame.
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stayed here 5 nights & although it's out of season there are facilities still available.
The reception staff especially Grant has been very helpful
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Beautiful place to stay.
Right on the beach, and easy to find. Facilities were ok, showers were hot. I think it was slightly over priced. We stayed in the cheapest spot (2 mins from the beach front), at $55 for two people and a powered camper. We were tucked away in a quiet spot under some beautiful trees. I don’t think the beach front spots are worth $75. Beach here is stunning.
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Very expensice and facilities are not great (but not bad either)...
but the sea view camp sites are AWSOME.
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Fantastic location and wonderful staff, great if you have kids.
However if you don’t, it’s not great during summer holidays as they take the place over. Not quite our scene but for facilities and location it’s decent
Thanks for the review. It's certainly paradise for kids.
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Close to the beach but 65 eur for 2 ppl unpowered site is way to much.
Tiny kitchen for a huge campong ground, no pots or pans, shower 5min warm (that's alright in Januarys heat). Wifi not working at our site, it's at the very end of the campsite.
Thanks for your review. We offer many different types of beachfront and camping sites. Depending on which site you chose and how many nights you booked the prices would vary, especially during our peak January period with multiple minimum night requirements. Our most expensive non-powered site for two people would have been $75NZD (43 euros) per night and our non-powered reserve would have been $65NZD (38 euros) per night in January for two people. The WiFi is now free and unlimited. We also look to make improvements each year and a new kitchen is on our wish list.
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The place is ok, but for us the facilities were quite far from our site.
Also the kitchen facilities were not great for such a big campground. If you want to stay in Hahei on a campground, there are not a lot of other options though.
There are four toilet blocks and a central kitchen hub. Outside of the peak January period, you can virtually choose a site where you want.
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