Dunedin Holiday Park & Motels

We had a powered site for two nights (early October 2025). The bathrooms are very clean & tidy (plenty of toilets and showers). And there's a large kitchen, with a seated dining area. The hosts are very nice. Oh, the location is just behind the beach. And the caravan park is perfectly located = short 8min drive to the city (easiest parking for motorhomes is directly across the train tracks, from the Dunedin train station). It's a quick walk up over the tracks to access the train station AND the city centre. And 30min north-east of the caravan park is the Albatross Centre (worth going to). There's a "coastal route" and a "plateau route" = both are the MOST scenic drives you shall ever do in your life.

Location great near to beach but no direct access. Would be helpful if got directi access as there is aurora sightings on our arrival date. Facilities is very dated. Caravan spot is not cemented and due to rain it was muddy. Kitchen and shower not great but functional

Can't use the kitchen after 9. Some people only get to the campsite around 8pm, we didn't get here until 8.45, so what are we paying for? We could have stayed in a free camp. The reason we came was to make tea and have a nice dinner. I can't even make a hot water bottle to keep me warm for the night. Never stayed in a camping where you have nowhere to sit down after 9pm other than your own vehicle.

A nice stay here, the cabins are a bit dated and only heated by a small fan heater on the wall. Good friendly service, nice secure facilities with everything you need. Access to the beach via a sports field is a 5-10 min walk. Nice feed of fish n chips from the shop behind reception.

The cabin was disgusting. It smelled so badly of stale cigarettes that the smell got into my clothes and bedding and I had to wash everything when I got home. The carpet felt damp and there was mould on the windows. The room was heated with a fan heater that rattled loudly. The bunk was saggy. The kitchen and bathrooms were ok but the kitchen is locked at 9pm so you can't even access water and you have to remember a pin-code to access the bathrooms. Would definitely not stay there again. Too bad as it's a good location.

We stayed in a powered site for 1 night 9/9/25. We had a friendly greeting when we arrived. The park could do with some money being spent on it. Lawns were longer just not manicured like other parks we have been in. Toilet block tidy but tired. The dark passage way to the toilets need lighting up at night. The camp kitchen was large but had a horrible smell. Great location but in need of a major update

PERFECT, having family in dunedin. It was super nice having a few nights here. We got a family until so two beds rooms, kitchen, lounge and bathroom. Would happily stay here for a few weeks. Great kids play area and a short walk to a dinosaur play ground. Always will be a number one pick in Dunedin. I remember staying here on family holidays as a kid, and its upgraded without changing the wonderful family friendly experience. Also has a dairy a just by reception on the road. Perfect for a quick milk run or a nice hot pie

We have used Dunedin Holiday Park many times over the years, it's a good location, buses are handy. The Park is in badly need now of an update, the basic cabin was really basic, drafty windows and door rattled all night, toilets were reasonably clean, kitchen jobs some worked, 4 toasters 2 worked, no tea towels or dish cloths, basic utensils pots and pans, although the day we left t towels and dish cloths had appeared. A bit of money spent on the whole premises and upgrade, would return it to how it was, as it is in a good spot.

We stayed at this holiday park for 1 night when stopping in Dunedin. We had a site with electrical hookups and we had WiFi (I think for 1 or 2 hours). The bathrooms and showers were clean, except there was a cockroach in the women's bathroom...besides that one pest, it was very clean.