About Us

Welcome to Wellington’s Kiwi Holiday Park

Where nature meets adventure — just a short drive from Wellington City.

Nestled on the tranquil banks of the Hutt River in scenic Upper Hutt, our family-run, farm-style holiday park offers a peaceful rural escape with the convenience of nearby city access.

Our park features a wide range of accommodation options — including cosy cabins, self-contained motels, powered sites for motorhomes and caravans, and tranquil tent sites. Surrounded by established parklands, it’s the perfect base for families, adventurers, and nature lovers.

We’re passionate animal lovers, and we’ve designed the park to reflect that. Meet our friendly animals including goats, rabbits, chickens, and our beloved German Shepherd, Foxy. Kids especially love feeding and patting our animal friends!

Right next door is Harcourt Park — ideal for family picnics, relaxing walks, and home to a public playground with a flying fox and swings. It also features a world-renowned frisbee golf course and the iconic Isengard filming location from The Lord of the Rings.

Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, Wellington’s Kiwi Holiday Park offers the perfect blend of country charm and city convenience — just minutes from Upper Hutt CBD, Lower Hutt, and Wellington.

We look forward to welcoming you!

We can’t wait to see you at Wellington's Kiwi Holiday Park!

Welcome to Upper Hutt – iconic stone and steel entry sign featuring a native bird sculpture, welcoming visitors to the scenic gateway of Wellington’s adventure region.Brewtown Upper Hutt – Wellington's premier craft beer and entertainment hub, featuring top breweries, eateries, and family-friendly activities.The Remutaka Rail Trail is a scenic 18 km walking and cycling path that traces the original route of the Wairarapa Line over the Remutaka Range between Maymorn and Cross Creek. This trail offers a gentle gradient, making it suitable for families and recreational users. Along the way, visitors can explore restored railway bridges, historic tunnels (a torch is recommended), and informative interpretation panels detailing the rich history of the former railway line. The trail also provides opportunities for camping, swimming, and fishing in the nearby Pakuratahi River.Cyclists enjoying a ride along the Hutt River Trail in Upper Hutt, New Zealand. This well-maintained, flat trail follows the Te Awa Kairangi / Hutt River, offering scenic views and a family-friendly environment for biking, walking, and running.The Hutt River, flowing through Upper Hutt, offers excellent fly fishing opportunities, particularly for brown trout averaging around 1 kg, with some reaching up to 3 kg. Anglers can enjoy various fishing methods throughout the season, including dry fly, nymph, and spinning techniques. The river's upper reaches are characterized by clear waters, pools, rapids, and runs, providing diverse habitats for trout. Popular fly patterns include Royal Wulff, Adams, and Pheasant Tail nymphs. The river is easily accessible and suitable for anglers of all levels.Aerial view of Brewtown Farmers Market in Upper Hutt, showcasing Sunday stalls, food trucks, and local crowds beneath twin white market tents.Foxy the German Shepherd enjoying the dog-friendly grounds of Wellington’s Kiwi Holiday Park in Upper Hutt — a peaceful, pet-friendly destination for campers and motorhomes.Just next door, Harcourt Park is the perfect destination for families looking to enjoy the great outdoors! With expansive green spaces for kids to run wild, two large playgrounds, and a refreshing toddler's pool to cool off in during the summer, there’s something for everyone. For a fun and unique challenge, try your hand at frisbee golf — the course winds through the park and is easy to get started with. Simply stop by reception to grab a frisbee and a course map! Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, Harcourt Park offers the ideal setting for an unforgettable day outdoors.Experience disc golf at Harcourt Park, Upper Hutt's premier 18-hole course featuring dual tees and 9 baskets. Set amidst lush greenery and native bush, the course offers tight lines, low ceilings, and moderate elevation changes, providing a rewarding challenge for both beginners and seasoned players.Scenic highlights of Kaitoke Regional Park near Upper Hutt – featuring lush native forest trails, ancient trees, tranquil lakes, and cascading waterfalls.