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Da Barn

Matamata, Park Over Property

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Next door to The Shire - Hobbiton Movie set. We offer a very safe and secure place for camper-vans.

$40.00 per camper-van per night. We DONT have credit cars facilities. So please pay in cash.

We do like bookings but people can just turn up as we have a camper-van sign at our front gate.

Fresh rain water available with small charge of . There are no toilet or shower facilities. Laundry facilities available for $10.00. BBQ available for a hire of $10.00. Small dogs are allowed as long as they are on a leash at all times as we have a lot of pet farm animals, calfs, cows, goat and sheep, lambs, chooks and 2 cats and turtles.

We only cater for self-contained camper-vans.

No dump station but there is one 20 minutes away in Matamata next to the Information center.

A swimming pool is available that people can use but children have to always be supervised.

Breakfast and dinner can be provided if required but you need to book in advance for the kitchen to be organised.

Breakfast is $20.50 per adult, children are $16.50 each. Breakfast is Bacon & eggs, with grilled tomato, sausages and French toast. Dinner is $29.50 per adult, children are $201.50each. Dinner is a 2 course meal. PLEASE BOOK AHEAD FOR MEALS.

A courtesy ride to and from the Hobbiton Banquet at night if people are drinking is available. Please give us notice for this as we are a working place.

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Feature	Value	Info
Organisation	Da Barn, Matamata, Park Over Property Commercial organisation
Location	North Island ▷ Waikato ▷ Matamata
Categories	Basic Camping
Operating Season And Hours	Open all day and night If we aren't here just find a place to park. We are usually not far away. You can contact us on 0223101549

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Big Fat Paulie

Ranking: 10/10

Beautiful place, sadly couldn't stay very long as got there late and had to leave early.

Reviewed 7 days ago

Marleen, Maurice and Eline

Ranking: 10/10

This place is a real gem ! The campground is in a beautifull surrounding, near to Hobbiton but very peacefull, on a small farm. All the animals are as in a petting zoo : sheep, chickens, cows, a goat and turtles. The hosts Lynne and Graeme are the best feature of the campground : they are so nice and welcoming it feels like they are old friends. Lynne also serves a very nice breakfast on request, completely made with farm products (home grown tomatoes, free range eggs, bacon and sausages directly from the farm, etc). She also prepares dinner on request. If you want to go to the evening banquet at Hobbiton, Lynne and Graeme can drive you there and pick you up. We highly recommend this place ! Thank you, Lynne and Graeme for the best camping experience ever !

Reviewed over 2 years ago

Da Barn - Matamata, Park Over Property responds:

Thanks we really enjoyed you staying with us in our piece of paradise. Enjoyed cooking for you. Take care and come back soon

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J & D

Ranking: 10/10

An amazing place to stay, perfect park over, hosts are friendly, welcoming, but not intruding, offering a relaxed and easy going environment.

Reviewed over 2 years ago

Da Barn - Matamata, Park Over Property responds:

Thank Glad you had some time to relax with us. you

Megan

Ranking: 9/10

Absolutely fantastic place to stay for a quiet night if heading to Hobbiton. Lynne and her family were so welcoming and their farm is stunning. The kids even got to play with Lucky the sheep and their giant goat. Would be sure to top up your water and empty any waste before visiting.

Reviewed over 3 years ago

Da Barn - Matamata, Park Over Property responds:

Thanks so much for choosing us to stay with us in our little bit of paradise.Hope you will come back again

RGRinUK

Ranking: 10/10

An unbelievably tranquil place. The silence apart from nature is a pure pleasure.
It’s like freedom camping with the pleasure of a wonderful host and breakfast.
Lynn was most welcoming, telling us everything about her beautiful animals.
We also enjoyed a very tasty breakfast - far to much food for us :-)
Even had the chance to do some stargazing, before the clouds came in.
I should also mention the very short drive to hobbitton.

Reviewed over 3 years ago

Da Barn - Matamata, Park Over Property responds:

We love to hear this as this is why we want people to stay and have this experience. Thanks for staying with us

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Rebecca

Ranking: 10/10

We had a lovely time staying at Da Barn. Our two boys loved meeting all the animals, the view and location were beautiful and Lynne was so welcoming. Would highly recommend.

Reviewed over 3 years ago

Da Barn - Matamata, Park Over Property responds:

We have the ability to provide a safe secure place for children so they learn about farm and farm animals. Thank you for staying with us. Dinn.er was amazing

Brian Warburton

United Kingdom

Ranking: 10/10

What an absolute delight it was to stay at Da Barn. Lyn and Graham were very welcoming, really lovely, friendly people. An amazing location, very close to HOBBITON with stunning views from their garden. Very reasonable rates. Would definitely recommend!

Reviewed almost 4 years ago

Da Barn - Matamata, Park Over Property responds:

It was a pleasure having you stay with us.

Bob & Lyn

Ranking: 10/10

We were visiting the Hobbit Movie set and needed a place to park our camper.
Thankyou to DaBarn for your welcome and hospitality. The nicest people on the planet. We were made to feel so welcome. We will absolutely visit this place again when we return to NZ.
Cheers.

Reviewed about 4 years ago

Da Barn - Matamata, Park Over Property responds:

Thank you so much we enjoy everyone staying here. Come back and see us soon we like to share our piece of paradise.

Feature	Value	Info
Overnight Camping Site Cost	Low Cost Camping Overnight Camping Site Cost What is the approximate per-person cost to camp or park your vehicle overnight? Low Cost Camping You can expect very basic facilities only and often a beautiful location. A nominal fee is charged. $40.00 per campervan, per night	Overnight Camping Site Cost What is the approximate per-person cost to camp or park your vehicle overnight? Low Cost Camping You can expect very basic facilities only and often a beautiful location. A nominal fee is charged. $40.00 per campervan, per night
Overnight Stay Rules	Self-contained motorhomes only Overnight Stay Rules What are the accommodation rules for overnight stays at this campsite? Self-contained motorhomes only Overnight stays are only permitted if your vehicle is certified as being 'self-contained'. The vehicle must display the "Responsible Camper" sticker.	Overnight Stay Rules What are the accommodation rules for overnight stays at this campsite? Self-contained motorhomes only Overnight stays are only permitted if your vehicle is certified as being 'self-contained'. The vehicle must display the "Responsible Camper" sticker.
Campsite Managing Organisation	Owner Operated Campsite Campsite Managing Organisation What type of organisation operates this campsite? Owner Operated Campsite This campground is independently operated by the owner.	Campsite Managing Organisation What type of organisation operates this campsite? Owner Operated Campsite This campground is independently operated by the owner.
Payment Requirement	Paid access/participation Payment Requirement Is there a cost for this experience or is it free? Paid access/participation The experience costs money to access or take part in. $40.00 per campervan, per night.	Payment Requirement Is there a cost for this experience or is it free? Paid access/participation The experience costs money to access or take part in. $40.00 per campervan, per night.
Maximum Stay Duration	3 nights Maximum Stay Duration How many consecutive days can you stay overnight at this establishment? 3 nights You can only stay at this campsite for up to 3 nights in a row.	Maximum Stay Duration How many consecutive days can you stay overnight at this establishment? 3 nights You can only stay at this campsite for up to 3 nights in a row.
Maximum Sites Available	Up to 5 sites Maximum Sites Available How many camping or parking sites are available for staying overnight in? Up to 5 sites There are only between one and five camping/parking sites available.	Maximum Sites Available How many camping or parking sites are available for staying overnight in? Up to 5 sites There are only between one and five camping/parking sites available.
Water Supply	Water supply available Water Supply Is there fresh water available? Water supply available A supply of fresh water is available. Fresh spring water	Water Supply Is there fresh water available? Water supply available A supply of fresh water is available. Fresh spring water
Shower	No shower Shower Is there a shower at this location? No shower No shower is available.	Shower Is there a shower at this location? No shower No shower is available.
Dump Station	No dump station Dump Station Dump stations allow the safe disposal of sewage and greywater from self-contained vehicles. Does this site have a dump station? No dump station This location has no dump stations for the disposal of waste water from recreational vehicles. There is one 10 minutes away	Dump Station Dump stations allow the safe disposal of sewage and greywater from self-contained vehicles. Does this site have a dump station? No dump station This location has no dump stations for the disposal of waste water from recreational vehicles. There is one 10 minutes away
Booking Required	Booking is Required Booking Required Is it necessary to book a campsite in advance in order to stay overnight? Booking is Required Staying overnight requires booking a site in advance.	Booking Required Is it necessary to book a campsite in advance in order to stay overnight? Booking is Required Staying overnight requires booking a site in advance.
Campfire Rules	Fires prohibited Campfire Rules What are the rules for open air fires? Fires prohibited There is a total fire ban -no fires are permitted.	Campfire Rules What are the rules for open air fires? Fires prohibited There is a total fire ban -no fires are permitted.
Barbecues	Private Barbecue Private BBQ is provided BBQ Facility What BBQ facilities are provided? Private Barbecue Private BBQ is provided A BBQ facility is provided with the accommodation and is for the guest's exclusive use. There is a charge of $10. Private Barbecue Private BBQ is provided BBQ Facility What BBQ facilities are provided? Private Barbecue Private BBQ is provided A BBQ facility is provided with the accommodation and is for the guest's exclusive use. There is a charge of $10.	BBQ Facility What BBQ facilities are provided? Private Barbecue Private BBQ is provided A BBQ facility is provided with the accommodation and is for the guest's exclusive use. There is a charge of $10. Private Barbecue Private BBQ is provided A BBQ facility is provided with the accommodation and is for the guest's exclusive use. There is a charge of $10.
Cell Phone Service	Limited poor service Cell Phone Service What level of cell phone service is available at the location? Limited poor service There is little cell phone service at the location. You may be able to make calls or get a poor data connection on a mobile phone at certain spots.	Cell Phone Service What level of cell phone service is available at the location? Limited poor service There is little cell phone service at the location. You may be able to make calls or get a poor data connection on a mobile phone at certain spots.
Rubbish Disposal	Trash (small bags) Rubbish Disposal What facilities are provided for the disposal of household rubbish? Trash (small bags) This location provides the facility to dispose of small bags of household rubbish. There is a cost of $5 per bag as it’s a limited service. Trash (small bags) Rubbish Disposal What facilities are provided for the disposal of household rubbish? Trash (small bags) This location provides the facility to dispose of small bags of household rubbish. There is a cost of $5 per bag as it’s a limited service. Mixed Recycling (plastic, cans, glass) Rubbish Disposal What facilities are provided for the disposal of household rubbish? Mixed Recycling (plastic, cans, glass) This location provides the facility to dispose of recyclable household items. Generally this includes small plastic, glass and metal items. There is a cost of $5 per bag as it is a limited service. Mixed Recycling (plastic, cans, glass) Rubbish Disposal What facilities are provided for the disposal of household rubbish? Mixed Recycling (plastic, cans, glass) This location provides the facility to dispose of recyclable household items. Generally this includes small plastic, glass and metal items. There is a cost of $5 per bag as it is a limited service. Compost (organic waste) Rubbish Disposal What facilities are provided for the disposal of household rubbish? Compost (organic waste) This location provides the facility to dispose of biodegradable household rubbish so that it can be composted and recycled as organic compost. Generally this includes kitchen scraps such as vegetables, fruits and meats. Compost (organic waste) Rubbish Disposal What facilities are provided for the disposal of household rubbish? Compost (organic waste) This location provides the facility to dispose of biodegradable household rubbish so that it can be composted and recycled as organic compost. Generally this includes kitchen scraps such as vegetables, fruits and meats.	Rubbish Disposal What facilities are provided for the disposal of household rubbish? Trash (small bags) This location provides the facility to dispose of small bags of household rubbish. There is a cost of $5 per bag as it’s a limited service. Trash (small bags) This location provides the facility to dispose of small bags of household rubbish. There is a cost of $5 per bag as it’s a limited service. Mixed Recycling (plastic, cans, glass) This location provides the facility to dispose of recyclable household items. Generally this includes small plastic, glass and metal items. There is a cost of $5 per bag as it is a limited service. Mixed Recycling (plastic, cans, glass) This location provides the facility to dispose of recyclable household items. Generally this includes small plastic, glass and metal items. There is a cost of $5 per bag as it is a limited service. Compost (organic waste) This location provides the facility to dispose of biodegradable household rubbish so that it can be composted and recycled as organic compost. Generally this includes kitchen scraps such as vegetables, fruits and meats. Compost (organic waste) This location provides the facility to dispose of biodegradable household rubbish so that it can be composted and recycled as organic compost. Generally this includes kitchen scraps such as vegetables, fruits and meats.
WiFi Internet	Paid WiFi WiFi Internet What type of WiFi internet access is available? Paid WiFi There is WiFi internet access available but it costs money to use.	WiFi Internet What type of WiFi internet access is available? Paid WiFi There is WiFi internet access available but it costs money to use.
Toilet	No toilet Toilet Is there a toilet available? No toilet There are no toilet facilities available.	Toilet Is there a toilet available? No toilet There are no toilet facilities available.
Powered Sites	Powered sites available Powered Sites Does this establishment have powered sites? Powered sites available This campsite offers powered sites to hook into an electricity supply. If your wanting power its $10 extra	Powered Sites Does this establishment have powered sites? Powered sites available This campsite offers powered sites to hook into an electricity supply. If your wanting power its $10 extra
Vehicle Access	Vehicle accessible Vehicle Access Can vehicles drive in? Vehicle accessible This location is accessible in a vehicle.	Vehicle Access Can vehicles drive in? Vehicle accessible This location is accessible in a vehicle.
Dogs	Dog allowed Dogs Does this establishment allow dogs? Dog allowed The location allows dogs. There may be conditions that may be met eg. dogs must be on a leash. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times	Dogs Does this establishment allow dogs? Dog allowed The location allows dogs. There may be conditions that may be met eg. dogs must be on a leash. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times
Large Vehicle Access	Large vehicle accessible Large Vehicle Access Can large vehicles such as motorhomes, housebuses and caravans gain access? Large vehicle accessible The site is accessible with large vehicles such as motorhomes and 5th wheelers.	Large Vehicle Access Can large vehicles such as motorhomes, housebuses and caravans gain access? Large vehicle accessible The site is accessible with large vehicles such as motorhomes and 5th wheelers.

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Da Barn

Matamata, Park Over Property

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