Spring Creek
Reserve
A private overnight campervan park near Coromandel Peninsula & Karangahake Gorge
Welcome to our beautiful boutique overnight campervan park, set high in the hills of the famous Karangahake Gorge. Lovely professionally landscaped sites developed with
international travellers in mind.
Seven safe, peaceful and private sites to choose from.
Relax and enjoy the spectacular views and sunsets, while having your evening meal.
** Extras to enjoy:
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Take a leisurely evening or morning walk to the Spring Creek Lake. The tracks are beautifully made and wheelchair accessible, with numerous informational signs about NZ's native bird and aquatic life.
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The Kauri Cliff Art Gallery, home to one of NZ's leading Kauri sculpture artists, Tony Howse. Guests are welcome to view the art gallery from the hours of 9am to 9pm.
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Learn about The Coromandel's early history in the ajoining Kauri Museum.
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Fresh seasonal spray-free organic fruit and vegetables are grown onsite and can be purchased.
To create a peaceful experience for all and to ensure the care of our precious native wildlife, Spring Creek Reserve is unable to accommodate pets, and welcomes adults only (17+).
We truly appreciate your understanding and support in keeping this sanctuary special.
Why Choose
Spring Creek Reserve
Exclusivity
A private escape with only 7 sites available. For adults only,17 years and above.
Location
Spring Creek Reserve is set within a stunning 100 acre heritage farm, right in the heart of New Zealand nature.
Sustainability
The reserve has been designed and planted as a regenerating native trees space for New Zealand native birds and aquatic life.
As part of the experience, Kauri Cliff Art Gallery is open 9am to 9pm exclusively for guests.
Showcasing one of NZ’s finest wood sculpture artists, your host and award-winning artist Tony Howse has been sculpting kauri for 35 years. View bespoke artworks of New Zealand native birds, sea life, modern Māori, and natural coffee table furniture.
The gallery has easy access, 60 metres up a sign posted trail from the reserve lake walk.
Onsite Art Gallery
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Morning and evening walking trails include the Spring Creek Lake Walk through regenerating native bush with seating and rest areas.
Things To Do
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Kauri Sculpture Art Gallery: viewing times 9am to 9pm.
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Take a step back in time at the Bullswool Heritage Farm which is a two-minute drive from your site. Open from 10am to 4pm. The farm includes the award winning Karangahake Native Bird Reserve, a 'New Zealand made' gift shop, and a Coffee and Real Fruit Ice Cream Cart.
The heritage farm has 5 heritage museums: Shearing sheep museum; Milking cow museum; Horse stable display; Working farm tools display; Vintage Honda New Zealand 70s motorcycle display; Heritage fishing museum (trout / snapper / crayfish) and rare-breed farm animals.
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The Hauraki Rail Trail The laid-back Hauraki Rail Trail, part of Ngā Haerenga Great Rides of New Zealand, is a Great Ride for all ages and abilities.
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The famous Karangahake Gorge is only a 10-minute drive away with all its walks and tunnels, the beautiful Ohinemuri river and gold mining history.
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Gold Discovery Centre. An award-winning interactive experience gives visitors a unique opportunity to get the inside story of Waihi's goldmining history.
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Paeroa Maritime Park. This museum has an important collection of NZ's maritime history.
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River Cruises. Relax and experience a tranquil river journey that will transport you back in time while you listen to the rich history and stories from the Ohinemuri and Waihou Rivers.
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Places to Eat - Falls Retreat. Unforgettable food destination. Owned by one of NZ's top chefs.
