Mangaweka

Awastone
Awastone, formerly Mangaweka Adventure Co, has been operated by the Eames family for over 35 years around the village of Mangaweka, New Zealand. Your hosts Paul, Tricia, Jack and Kelsey Eames have expanded the facilities to include a licensed cafe, two riverside campgrounds and a special events venue.

PO Box 69, Mangaweka
Ph: 06 382 5744
Freephone: 0800 655 747
Email: info@mangaweka.co.nz
Mobile: 027 711 4454
Web: http://www.mangaweka.co.nz
Contact: Tricia and Paul Eames

Bulls

Bulls Motel and Holiday Park
Welcome to the Bulls Motel and Holiday Park. We are well-located to central and southern North Island destinations. If you are looking for a motel room with full facilities, a holiday park or tent site, we can help.

2 Bridge Street, Bulls
Ph: 06 322 0894
Email: info@bullsmotel.co.nz
Web: http://www.bullsmotel.co.nz
Contact: John and Evander Atkins (Owners)

Marton

Duddings Lake Motorcamp & Picnic Park
Set back from State Highway 3 in a peaceful rural setting, Dudding Lake is great for swimming, boating, jet-skiing and water skiing. The campground is located next to the lake.

1525 State Highway 3 RD 3, Marton
Ph: 06 327 8127
Email: duddinglake@gmail.com
Mobile: 022 012 4931
Web: http://www.duddinglake.nz
Contact: Quinten and Kiley (Caretakers)

Koitiata

Koitiata Motor Camp
Located on Rangitikei's Sunset Coast, Koitiata Motor Camp offers powered and unpowered sites, showers and toilets and a dump station. We are a short walk to the children's playground and beach.

Email: missyfluer@hotmail.com
Mobile: 027 281 6691
Web: http://www.koitiata.nz/information/camping-ground
Contact: Diane Brown

Mangaweka

Mangaweka Campground
Mangaweka Campground are managed by Awastone, providing budget camping options in a open-plan riverside setting. Team up your stay with a Rangitikei River adventure hosted by Awastone's owners Paul and Tricia!

PO Box 69, Mangaweka
Ph: 06 382 5744
Freephone: 0800 655 747
Email: info@mangaweka.co.nz
Mobile: 027 711 4454
Web: http://www.mangaweka.co.nz
Contact: Tricia and Paul Eames

Scotts Ferry

Scotts Ferry Motor Camp
Historic Scotts Ferry marks the place where British colonials crossed the Rangitikei River for inland Rangitikei and Whanganui destinations back in the mid-nineteenth century. The camp ground, called 'Camp Inn', provides basic facilities and ready access to the river mouth and Moanaroa Beach.

1915 Parewanui Road RD 1, Bulls
Ph: 06 322 0203
Email: vickiandfrank@farmside.co.nz
Web: http://www.nzcamping.com/camp-directory/camp-listing/north-island/whanganui-manawatu/scotts-ferry-motor-camp
Contact: Vicki and Frank Rout