Hampshire Holiday Park Glendhu Bay
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Big campsite so facilities spread out.
Laz. -
Pretty much all the campsites are lake side.
Lauren -
One of our family favs.
Alex Geraghty -
Great location.
Sandra -
Loved this place.
Molly Turpin
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Cheapest place to stay around Wanaka, can’t beat the location for closeness to the lake, beautiful views and big pitches.
Some pitches a bit of a walk to the facilities but a nice way to take in the views! Can get a little messy as a big site but cleaned well everyday, we’ve stayed there twice now and both times extended our stay because it was such a great place!
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We arrived at the site over a long weekend and weren't prepared for the size of the camping ground..
there are over 400 powered sites and probably as many unpowered sites. Despite this, the bathrooms were clean and the common facilities such as the kitchen were also clean and available for use. I hadn't read previous reviews that mentioned paying for hot water in the shower, so that was a bit of a surprise but I managed the QR code payment.
As the campsite was full and it attracts water lovers, there was noise from the water from motorboats and jet skis, but surprisingly not from our fellow campers. We slept well without disturbance. Swimming is a bit challenging as the entire waterfront is a skilane and one has to watch for boats coming and going. There should be a safe area to swim without worrying about watercrafts.
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Nice big pitches here and a friendly family feel.
Facilities well equipped. Beautiful lake and scenery.
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Beautiful camp, plenty of clean ammenities and facilities, big sites huge camp that stretches along the lake front with most of them facing the lake.
Plenty of opportunity for a beautiful stay.
Close into town, perfect for Roy’s Peak and nearby exploring.
Really well priced for how nice it is, great team on site too
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Great location, beach front views.
Clean bathrooms and kitchen.
Close to Roy’s Peak trail (5 mins)
15 mins from Wanaka.
Fresh water/powered pitches available.
Have to pay for showers ($2).
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Beautiful spot albeit seemed fairly pricey to then have to pay for hot showers and minimal WiFi allowance.
I guess you are paying for the location.
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Right on the banks of the lake so what's not to love.
Facilities clean and plentiful. Really nice relaxed site .
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Loved this place.
Beautiful location, fantastic amenities and very friendly staff/owners. Perfect spot to stay if you plan on hiking Roy’s Peak! Hot showers and nice toilets and an awesome kitchen with everything you need. Huge site with both caravan sites and various cabins. Fantastic value for money we thought.
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Came all the way from Germany and was very disappointed from this campsite.
Owner just wants to make money. Felt like staying in the middle of a million people. I would not call this camping. Lots of noise from heavy vehicles and boats. Definitely not recommended.
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Reasonably priced for the amenities, bathrooms were IMPECCABLE.
Only downside was being close to other campers even though the site was half empty and paying 1$ for 6 minutes hot shower.
Would recommend after the leg burning Roys Peak hike.
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Loved this spot!
Visited on a Sunday night and tons of space available, got one right on the beach. Toilet block was near us, and a short walk to the clean bathroom/kitchen/lounge area. It’s also right across the street from Bike Glendhu which is AMAZING if you’re a mtn biker and they also have a great cafe on site (coffees and also beers/nachos/pizzas) with a great outdoor hang out zone for adults and kids.
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Awful.
Great location but campsite and facilities are poor, in fact the worst we encountered on our three week trip around the South Island. Not cheap at 20 dollars each then having to pay for a shower. Worst thing however was there was private party being held in the middle of the site which went on until well after midnight. Really loud bands and dj could be heard right across the vast site. Fortunately we were quite a way off but would have been awful for any campers wanting an early night close by. Overall my worst camping experience in over 40 years
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Beautiful spot right on the lake.
Good facilities and friendly staff. We arrived halfway through Waitangi weekend and managed to get an unpowered site on the lakefront. It was packed but a good family vibe. Completely different a couple days later when everyone packed up and the camp emptied out - it was quiet and serene.
Only minor gripe - our site was a hundred metres from a busy boat ramp, and the days were filled with the sound of motors, including people waterskiing off the beach in what was supposed to be a 5 knot swimming zone. Would be an ideal place if you had a boat but something to keep in mind if you're wanting a bit more peace and quiet.
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One of our family favs.
You travel a lot and certain campsites stand out. Stayed a night and loved the location, coffee on the beach, star gazing and a great laundry! Can see why it's a Kiwi Favourite.
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We arrived at the site over a long weekend and weren't prepared for the size of the camping ground..
there are over 400 powered sites and probably as many unpowered sites. Despite this, the bathrooms were clean and the common facilities such as the kitchen were also clean and available for use. I hadn't read previous reviews that mentioned paying for hot water in the shower, so that was a bit of a surprise but I managed the QR code payment.
As the campsite was full and it attracts water lovers, there was noise from the water from motorboats and jet skis, but surprisingly not from our fellow campers. We slept well without disturbance. Swimming is a bit challenging as the entire waterfront is a skilane and one has to watch for boats coming and going. There should be a safe area to swim without worrying about watercrafts.
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Cheapest place to stay around Wanaka, can’t beat the location for closeness to the lake, beautiful views and big pitches.
Some pitches a bit of a walk to the facilities but a nice way to take in the views! Can get a little messy as a big site but cleaned well everyday, we’ve stayed there twice now and both times extended our stay because it was such a great place!
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Great location, beach front views.
Clean bathrooms and kitchen.
Close to Roy’s Peak trail (5 mins)
15 mins from Wanaka.
Fresh water/powered pitches available.
Have to pay for showers ($2).
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Beautiful camp, plenty of clean ammenities and facilities, big sites huge camp that stretches along the lake front with most of them facing the lake.
Plenty of opportunity for a beautiful stay.
Close into town, perfect for Roy’s Peak and nearby exploring.
Really well priced for how nice it is, great team on site too
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Nice big pitches here and a friendly family feel.
Facilities well equipped. Beautiful lake and scenery.
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Came all the way from Germany and was very disappointed from this campsite.
Owner just wants to make money. Felt like staying in the middle of a million people. I would not call this camping. Lots of noise from heavy vehicles and boats. Definitely not recommended.
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Beautiful spot albeit seemed fairly pricey to then have to pay for hot showers and minimal WiFi allowance.
I guess you are paying for the location.
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Right on the banks of the lake so what's not to love.
Facilities clean and plentiful. Really nice relaxed site .
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Loved this place.
Beautiful location, fantastic amenities and very friendly staff/owners. Perfect spot to stay if you plan on hiking Roy’s Peak! Hot showers and nice toilets and an awesome kitchen with everything you need. Huge site with both caravan sites and various cabins. Fantastic value for money we thought.
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Reasonably priced for the amenities, bathrooms were IMPECCABLE.
Only downside was being close to other campers even though the site was half empty and paying 1$ for 6 minutes hot shower.
Would recommend after the leg burning Roys Peak hike.