Haast River Motels and Holiday Park
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Haast River Motels and Holiday Park
Welcome to Haast River Motels & Holiday Park, your ideal holiday accommodation in the unforgettable West Coast, gateway to our stunning National Park.
It is a great place to base yourself whether exploring the local district and its many attractions or enjoy the outdoors with fishing, boating, rainforest & beach walks and don’t forget to try the famous Whitebait patty.
Our small, picturesque Holiday Park, situated on State Highway 6 and bordered by native bush-clad hills as our backdrop and a lovely Haast river running just behind our Park, the peace and tranquillity will have you feeling like you are miles from anywhere a real home away from home. Our friendly team are always on hand to help with any question or their recommendations on local attractions. We also offer a full booking service – ask us 1st.
We have a wide range of quality accommodation – motels, self-contained bunk room and ensuite to suit individuals, couples, families & large groups with spacious sites for your caravans, RV’s and tents.
Our fantastic team here at Haast River Motels & Holiday Park look forward to making your stay relaxing and enjoyable. See you SOON !!
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Solid West Coast stop. 🍺
Jan -
Everything you want in a powered site.
Mirandah -
A great place and wery clean.
Magnus Wallin -
Friendly, well organized and clean.
Andrew Lester -
Friendly staff, great lounge and TV room.
Lyn Pobke
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Solid West Coast stop.
Good facilities: clean kitchen, clean bathrooms, dump station and fresh water — full van reset mode unlocked. There’s even a playground.
Only catch: with a big van you’re automatically put on a powered site (surprise at reception), and those are pretty tight.
Close-ish to the main road, but fine. The nearest pub sadly isn’t walkable — you’ll need to drive. Tragic.
8/10 practical comfort stop. 🚐🍺
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A campsite that has the necessities even if basic.
Lovely site with friendly hosts. Jackson’s Bay is a must, so beautiful and you can do a short walk through the forest at the end of the road. It brings you out at a very pretty bay. Also a walk up the hill from the campsite gives great views.
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Nice little site on the road just after the township.
Pretty quiet, nice gravel powered sites. Bathrooms were heated which is nice but only 2 toilets and showers!
Nice surrounding views. Just loses a mark for being $40 for solo traveller with small van, expensive in comparison to most other places.
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Necessary stop for us as there are not free campings in the area.
Not too expensive for a nice and has great facilities to cook and have a nice shower.
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We 2 had a non-power site 48$ at the road, no traffic at night.
Only 2 good free showers bij the ladies, but very large and clean. Free WiFi. Nice green campgroud
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Nice site with all amenities.
View nothing special and "big road" very close by, but not much traffic.
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Nice aria for cooking and lounch bud you have to look true all the dont do this and that boards.
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38$ unpowered site for 1 person, 1 night.
Good free wifi,
Loads of sandflies, no shady spots, kitchen was clean and got some cooking equipment. Facilities clean.
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Booked here as a stop off after the copland hike, Great facilities: big well stocked kitchen area, wonderfully warm clean showers, a separate lounge/TV games room area open all night with lovely mountain
backdrop. Paid $40 for 2 adults in a non powered site. Reception very friendly, not many people around as it's winter but big capacity so probably gets busy in the summer.
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There was nothing wrong with facility.
But the wind and sand made my stay a bit difficult and less fun .
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We got there late and it was raining hard!!
Huge Quonset hut common area, clean and hot showers and bathroom. The management was kind enough to come around the next morning and tell us that the road north was closed and we probably had 10 minutes before the road south would be closed due to rain. So we could either leave right now or stay for 5 days. We left and were grateful for the warning.
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Solid West Coast stop.
Good facilities: clean kitchen, clean bathrooms, dump station and fresh water — full van reset mode unlocked. There’s even a playground.
Only catch: with a big van you’re automatically put on a powered site (surprise at reception), and those are pretty tight.
Close-ish to the main road, but fine. The nearest pub sadly isn’t walkable — you’ll need to drive. Tragic.
8/10 practical comfort stop. 🚐🍺
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A campsite that has the necessities even if basic.
Lovely site with friendly hosts. Jackson’s Bay is a must, so beautiful and you can do a short walk through the forest at the end of the road. It brings you out at a very pretty bay. Also a walk up the hill from the campsite gives great views.
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Nice aria for cooking and lounch bud you have to look true all the dont do this and that boards.
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There was nothing wrong with facility.
But the wind and sand made my stay a bit difficult and less fun .
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Nice little site on the road just after the township.
Pretty quiet, nice gravel powered sites. Bathrooms were heated which is nice but only 2 toilets and showers!
Nice surrounding views. Just loses a mark for being $40 for solo traveller with small van, expensive in comparison to most other places.
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Necessary stop for us as there are not free campings in the area.
Not too expensive for a nice and has great facilities to cook and have a nice shower.
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We 2 had a non-power site 48$ at the road, no traffic at night.
Only 2 good free showers bij the ladies, but very large and clean. Free WiFi. Nice green campgroud
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Nice site with all amenities.
View nothing special and "big road" very close by, but not much traffic.
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38$ unpowered site for 1 person, 1 night.
Good free wifi,
Loads of sandflies, no shady spots, kitchen was clean and got some cooking equipment. Facilities clean.
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Booked here as a stop off after the copland hike, Great facilities: big well stocked kitchen area, wonderfully warm clean showers, a separate lounge/TV games room area open all night with lovely mountain
backdrop. Paid $40 for 2 adults in a non powered site. Reception very friendly, not many people around as it's winter but big capacity so probably gets busy in the summer.
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We got there late and it was raining hard!!
Huge Quonset hut common area, clean and hot showers and bathroom. The management was kind enough to come around the next morning and tell us that the road north was closed and we probably had 10 minutes before the road south would be closed due to rain. So we could either leave right now or stay for 5 days. We left and were grateful for the warning.
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Pretty cool looking place.
Kitchen a bit beaten up, though (with all symbols on the oven worn away) and road quite noisy. Wouldn’t stay for more than a day. But acceptable for a night.
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Lovely holiday park with very good and clean facilities.
Free hot showers with good water pressure. Best was the games room next to the TV room. Every sort of game you could imagine from oversized draughts (checkers), a pool table, jigsaws and lots of board games. Free WiFi and within cellphone coverage area. There were also motel rooms on site.
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Lovely place.
The remodeled farm houses are very cute and it's nice to have a high ceiling. Late check in was no problem and the staff was very forthcoming in the morning as well. Unfortunately some guests didn't clean up after themselves, but that is not the campsite's fault. Kitchen was extremely well equipped and the showers were nice.
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