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Tasman Holiday Parks – Ōhiwa offers a family-friendly holiday experience in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. Situated at 380 Ohiwa Harbour Road, Kutarere, this park is perfectly positioned between the Pacific Ocean and Ōhiwa Harbour. Guests can enjoy the combination of beach, bush, and bay all within walking distance. If you want to swim, surf, kayak, or explore local walking tracks, the park provides a convenient base for adventure and relaxation.
Accommodation at Tasman Holiday Parks – Ōhiwa
The park offers a range of accommodation options, including cabins, villas, and powered or unpowered sites for caravans and tents. Cabins are well-equipped with kitchen and bathroom facilities, suitable for families or groups of any size. Campsites are spacious and offer easy access to amenities such as showers, laundry, and WiFi. The park is pet-friendly, allowing guests to bring their dogs for an enjoyable coastal break.
Ōhiwa Beach
Ōhiwa Beach is just a minute’s walk from the park, offering pristine golden sands and calm waters ideal for swimming and fishing. Early risers can watch the sunrise over the ocean, while others may choose to stroll along the shoreline or relax beneath the shade of pōhutukawa trees. The beach also provides an excellent spot for kayaking across Ōhiwa Harbour. Surfing enthusiasts can catch waves at nearby breaks, while families can enjoy safe and easy access to the water.
Things to do in Ōhiwa
Tasman Holiday Parks – Ōhiwa offers a variety of on-site activities to keep visitors entertained. Children can enjoy the playground, jump pad, games room, and pedal carts, while adults can unwind in the heated pool or take advantage of the barbecue and camp kitchen facilities. The park also hosts regular scavenger hunts and colouring-in competitions, perfect for younger visitors.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Ōhiwa Holiday Park is surrounded by walking tracks and cycling trails. The Onekawa Te Mawhai Regional Park offers bush walks, coastal tracks, and a glow worm cave to explore. Birdwatchers can spot native species, including the rare white tui. The nearby Motu Trails Loop provides a 90-kilometre route through coast, forest, and mountains, suitable for experienced riders seeking a challenge.
