Beach 
Swimming (Outdoor) 
TV Room
Paekakariki Holiday Park
Telephone 4-292 8292
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Paekakariki Holiday Park
- jasons.com
- Address
- Wellington Road, Paekakariki, Wellington
- Telephone
- 4-292 8292
- Telephone (Evening)
- 4-292 8292
- Fax
- 4-292 8292
Paekakariki Holiday Park is situated on the Kapiti Coast. You can view Kapiti Island and the most beautiful sunsets over the island and South Island from the beach, which is 200 metres from our park and has safe swimming (lifeguard patrol).
The park is in a quiet, peaceful and friendly setting with 11 acres of individually hedged sites set amongst pohutukawa and other native trees.
Peaceful, park-like grounds
Children's playground
First and last ferry stop on SH1
Only 30 minutes from Wellington
We have:
20 tent sites
150 power sites, lodge (sleeps 30)
6 kitchen cabins
2 self-contained units with fully equipped kitchen, ensuite, TV, heating
Tourist flats and cabins:
Flats have shower and toilet
Both self-contained units with double beds and bunks, cooking utensils, hobb, fridge, heater etc.
Bring your own blankets and bed linen or these can be hired.
30-bed lodge:
Group bookings ideal for schools, clubs, or 4 or 5 families sharing
Self-contained
Seven rooms, consisting of bunks, communal kitchen, showers dining room, crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils, detergent, tea towels all supplied.
Bring your own blankets and bed linen or these can be hired.
Discount offered on group bookings
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Facilities in Paekakariki Holiday Park
- Pets not allowed
Disabled access 
Tent pitches 
Motorhome pitches 
Chalets (for rent) 
Children's play area 
Electric hook-ups 
Sanitary block(s) 
Laundry
Nearby recreations in and near Paekakariki Holiday Park
Nearby attractions to Paekakariki Holiday Park
Paekakariki is a small artsy town located on the Kapiti Coast, an easy 50 minute drive north of Wellington and is a popular holiday destination. The Kapiti Coast is renowned for its attractive climate and lifestyle.
Paekakariki's main draw is the shore, but it's also the main entry point of Queen Elizabeth Park with over 1,000 acres of fields and sand dunes along the coast. The park has walking and hiking trails, a playground, and is popular for mountain biking and horse riding.
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