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Escape To Tranquillity: The Bus Stop Your Tiny Home Bus Retreat - Wellington
10 5 reviews

Escape To Tranquillity: The Bus Stop Your Tiny Home Bus Retreat

cabin, Wainuiomata Coast
This holiday cottage on the Wainuiomata Coast is a 8-minute drive from Rimutaka Forest Park and 34 minutes from Queensgate Shopping Centre, with Wellington landmarks like Waitangi Park 47 minutes away and Oriental Bay Beach 65 minutes away.
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom retreat accommodates two guests and offers proximity to East Harbour Regional Park, Dowse Art Museum, Te Papa, ASB Sports Centre, and Newtown Park, providing a comprehensive holiday experience.
Hidden Treehouse Hut Nestled In Native Bush - Wellington
9.9 171 reviews

Hidden Treehouse Hut Nestled In Native Bush

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This charming cabin is situated in Scorching Bay, just a short distance from one of Wellington's best beaches, offering stunning views of the harbour. The cabin has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and user experience, making it a popular choice for travellers seeking a tranquil escape.
The cosy cabin sleeps two guests and features a comfortable double bed in the loft, a two-seater sofa, and a shared shower and toilet a short walk away. Guests can enjoy the fresh air and scenic views on the property's decking, or relax in the cabin with a good book.
Millwood Studio - Wellington
9.9 85 reviews

Millwood Studio

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Millwood Studio, a self-contained apartment in the Ngaio suburb of Wellington, is a three-minute walk from Ngaio train station and a 6km drive from the Interislander and Bluebridge ferry terminals.
This well-equipped studio, sleeping two guests, features a kitchenette, heat pump, double glazing, a private garden bordering a stream, and is situated on the Te Araroa Trail, offering easy access to local shops, cafes and walking trails.
The Cherry Tree Bach - Wellington
9.8 78 reviews

The Cherry Tree Bach

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The Cherry Tree Bach, a renovated workers' cottage in Wellington's Mount Victoria neighbourhood, is a short walk from Courtenay Place and offers stunning city views.
This 17-square-metre self-catering cottage sleeps two, features a modern kitchen with dishwasher, high-speed internet, Apple TV, and a private garden with a cherry tree, plus an externally accessed bathroom.

Frequently asked questions about campings in Wellington

  • What are the top attractions to visit on a day trip to Wellington?

    Wellington has plenty to offer for a day trip! The iconic Te Papa Tongarewa Museum of New Zealand is a must-see, showcasing New Zealand's history and culture. You could also visit the Wellington Botanic Garden, with its stunning views and diverse plant life. For a bit of adventure, take the cable car up to the Wellington Cable Car Museum and enjoy the panoramic views from the top.
  • What are the best holiday parks in Wellington?

    Among the holiday parks in Wellington, Airstream Caravan: Design Icon In The City, Beautiful Chill Place To Stay and #7 Caravan Tacy House Caravan 1 P are the most popular ones.

  • Which sections of Wellington are best for finding holiday parks?

    The best areas for finding holiday parks in Wellington are usually around the outskirts of the city, like the Hutt Valley, or further out near the coast in places like Petone or Eastbourne. These areas offer a quieter setting, often with easy access to nature trails and beaches.
  • What are the best holiday parks with parking in Wellington?

  • What are the best activities for camping lovers in Wellington ?

    Wellington is a great place for camping enthusiasts. You could explore the Zealandia Ecosanctuary, a predator-free haven for native wildlife, or go for a hike in the nearby Remutaka Forest Park. If you're feeling adventurous, try kayaking in the harbour or exploring the coastline by bike.
  • Why is Wellington an ideal place for camping?

    Wellington offers a unique blend of urban excitement and natural beauty, making it a great place for camping. You can easily access the city's vibrant culture and attractions while enjoying the peace and quiet of the surrounding nature. Plus, there are plenty of campsites within easy reach of the city centre.
  • What outdoor events or nature festivals are happening in and around Wellington?

    Wellington is a hub for outdoor events and festivals. Check out the Wellington Jazz Festival, the annual New Zealand International Arts Festival, or the popular Wellington on a Plate, which celebrates local food and drink. You can also find smaller, local events happening throughout the year.
  • What should travelers know about the weather, wildlife, or natural hazards in Wellington?

    Wellington experiences a temperate climate with mild summers and cool, wet winters. The city is prone to strong winds, so be sure to pack layers and be prepared for changeable weather. The region is home to native birds like the tui and the kereru, but there are no dangerous wild animals to worry about. Keep an eye on weather forecasts and be aware of potential hazards like strong winds and rain.
  • What family-friendly outdoor activities are available in Wellington?

    Wellington offers plenty of family-friendly outdoor activities. You could take a scenic walk along the waterfront, visit the Wellington Zoo, or enjoy a picnic at the Botanic Garden. For a fun day out, try the Wellington Museum or the National Aquarium of New Zealand.

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