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Kerikeri
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Bruce
- Reviews
4.4 (10)
- Pet friendly
- Berths
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Whangarei: The vibrant hub of Northland with its stunning harbor and falls
Kerikeri: Historic charm meets subtropical gardens
Twin Coast Discovery Highway: Journey between east and west coasts
Ancient Kauri forests: Walk among giants in Waipoua Forest
Subtropical beaches: 144 islands and countless pristine shores
Māori heritage: Visit the Waitangi Treaty Grounds
Fresh seafood: Sample local delicacies at coastal towns
Here's some of our Northland Region favourites. If you can't find something below go to view all vans and find the perfect caravan or motorhome for your holiday.
Bay of Islands: 144 islands of pure paradise
Tutukaka Coast: World-class diving and snorkeling
Hokianga Harbour: Massive sand dunes and Māori legends
Poor Knights Islands: Marine reserve and diving destination
Waipoua Forest: Home to Tāne Mahuta, Lord of the Forest
Puketi Forest: Ancient kauri trees and walking tracks
Waitangi Treaty Grounds: New Zealand's most important historic site
Kawakawa: Famous for its Hundertwasser toilets
Far North Explorer: Whangarei to Cape Reinga
Coastal Circuit: Bay of Islands to Ninety Mile Beach
Ancient Forest Route: Through Waipoua and Puketi Forests
Beachfront location
Full facilities and stunning views
Gateway to Poor Knights Islands
Premium facilities and diving services
Spectacular coastal views
Great for water activities
Hokianga Harbour location
Access to sand dunes
Self-containment certificate: Required for most locations
District rules: Each district has specific regulations
Beach parking: Special rules apply for beach areas
Ocean Beach: Near Whangarei Heads
Matauri Bay: Stunning coastal location
Taupo Bay: Peaceful beach setting
Rarawa Beach: Far North gem
To Whangarei: 158 km (2 hours)
To Paihia: 230 km (3 hours)
To Cape Reinga: 420 km (5.5 hours)
Summer (December-February): Perfect beach weather
Autumn (March-May): Mild temperatures, fewer crowds
Winter (June-August): Whale watching season
Spring (September-November): Ideal for hiking and waterfalls
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