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Grounds, caravan parks, campervan, Recreational Vehicle (RV), motorhome, camping, or adventure anywhere in New Zealand. Read
Information Articles or use the powerful Holiday Parks Search to find over 400 holiday parks in New Zealand. The Plan a Trip mapping service has full driving directions and
park information with travel distances. The public User's
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| Freedom campers welcome says New Zealand East Coast council and residents |
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New Zealand's remote East Cape is one of the first places in the world to see the sun rise.
It is one of the country's least visited places and it offers a spectacular rugged coastline and is a great place for travellers who want to get off the beaten track.
Isaac Davidson of the New Zealand Herald reports that the East Coast Region is one of the last bastions of 'Freedom Camping'.
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| GoSee explores Waihi gold and silver legends and marvels at mighty 1840 tonne New Zealand heritage rescue job |
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GoSeeNZ recently spent a long weekend in the Waihi area, a place that is rich in history from the mid late 1870's to today. The streets of Waihi are literally lined with gold.
The mighty Martha Mine became one of the most important gold and silver mines in the world.
Might mining feats and engineering continue.
When the heritage Cornish Pumphouse was endangered by land slip it was moved - all 1840 tonnes of it...
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| GoSee gives High 5 to North Island New Zealand highway to steam, hiss and bubble adventure |
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State Highway 5 at 247km is the second shortest of New Zealand's eight national highways but it is the North Island's direct route to an amazing geothermal world which steams, hisses and bubbles.
It opens the door to New Zealand's iconic Te Puia, at Rotorua and the living Maori village of Whakarewarewa, giant Californian Redwoods in Whakarewarewa Forest, Huka Falls, Waimangu Volcanic Valley, and excellent Holiday Park accommodation.
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| Big caravan parks response says - No such thing as free camping, it is just not user pays |
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GoSee has a big, thoughtful, positive, sympathetic, informed response after asking caravan parks to respond to the recent GoSee free camping Information Article from a Grey Nomads standpoint from Gil and Lyn Larsson.
Despite GoSees daily association with caravan parks and the caravanning industry the response to this opportunity to talk about free camping from both sides surprises GoSee in its size, the time taken on extensive, thoughtful written replies and the intensity of the comments . . .
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| Motorhome adventures in North and South Island of New Zealand - Part 1 Practical motorhoming |
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You know your are in trouble when you are totally lost and the view from your motorhome is all steeply downhill.
We were so high in sheep country somewhere on a hilltop ridge near Onewhero that birds were flying below us.
At a 'bargain' $160 a day we three perched across the unyielding cab seat as it lurched and jolted along the one-way winding dirt road. Our backs were to the wall in every sense -
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