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Havelock Holiday Park

Where canny people come to experience what Pelorus Sounds and the rest of Marlborough have to offer

Havelock Holiday Park provides affordable, safe, family-friendly and pet friendly accommodation options for both Kiwi campers and International travelers.

Your hosts Murray and Yvette will welcome you to this stunning part of Marlborough with a warm smile and help you discover the many different activities and places to explore during your stay.

Treat Havelock as your travel hub and you will have easy access to scenic walking and biking tracks, be able to cruise stunning waterways, experience fantastic cuisine including the famous Greenshell Mussels and as if that is not enough, we can book you on a Wine Tour around the large selection of Marlborough wineries. There is something for all tastes so try us, you will not be disappointed.

Accommodation at Havelock Holiday Park

Conveniently located just off the main street of Havelock township towards the Marina, Havelock Holiday Park offers clean, tidy kitchen and bathroom facilities to help make your stay pleasant and comfortable. Guests are welcome to make full use of the amenities including laundry, BBQ area, children’s playground, trampoline, petanque, tennis courts, outdoor gym and skate park. Wireless internet is available at all sites. Choose from a range of tent and caravan sites or book into one of our basic but comfy cabins, and settle into finding out what there is to see and do in Havelock.

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Pet Friendly Cabin

Queen Bed
Full Bed Linen
Electric Blanket
Fan
Fridge
Plates & Cutlery
Cups & Glasses
Jug & Toaster
Coffee Plunger
Pet Friendly
Wi-Fi Available
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Pet Friendly Caravan

Double Bed
Full Bed Linen
Fan
Fridge
Plates & Cutlery
Cups & Glasses
Jug & Toaster
Pet Friendly
Wi-Fi Available
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Lilly Boop

Double Bed
Full Bed Linen
Fan
Fridge
Plates & Cutlery
Cups & Glasses
Jug & Toaster
Coffee Plunger
Wi-Fi Available
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Basic Cabins

Double Cabins
Single Cabins
Full Bed Linen
Fan
Fridge
Wi-Fi Available
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Powered Campsites

All-Weather Sites
Grass Sites
Close to amenities
5th Wheeler Sites
Tent Sites
Wi-Fi Available
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Non-Powered Campsites

TESTIMONIALS

We create memorable experiences

Quiet, friendly, clean and safe – Everything a Holiday Park should be.

We've never seen anything like this in the States! This is our first Holiday Park and can only hope the others measure up to this one! Excellent facilities, friendly staff and very very clean! Thank you for an excellent stay!

What a lovely campsite. I reckon the best in South Island. Really clean. Really well priced. Lovely to have a bath!!! - the 1st we have seen in 2 months - which my child really appreciated. Lovely staff - helpful + friendly. Thank you.

Such a nice and tidy campground, especially kitchen and toilets. was great to meet Maddy too! 🙂

Right in the Heart of Havelock

Whether it’s dining out on Havelocks’ world famous Greenshell mussels, catching the Mail Boat as it makes its rounds through the Pelorus Sound, or embarking on one of the many walks and other outdoor activities both on and off the water – you will wish you had more time here to enjoy this beautiful and diverse part of New Zealand.

Make Havelock your base to…

…. discover the Marlborough Sounds.

Explore Pelorus, Kenepuru and Queen Charlotte Sounds by boat, kayak, mountain bike or one of the many walks in the area.

…. take a day trip to Blenheim.

Visit the wineries around Renwick (by yourself, by bike or by organised tour out of Havelock.) Visit the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre, Farmers Market, Makana Chocolate Factory and the various Marlborough Heritage Museums.

…. take a day trip to Nelson.

Swim in the Pelorus River, stop at the Rai Valley shop for one of their fabulous ice creams, visit the WOW Museum or the Saturday Market, travel back via the Nelson Lakes and the alpine village of St Arnaud.