Stunning! A must when visiting Rotorua! Not too far from downtown Rotorua. Took about an hour to go through the park, including the geyser. I’ve been to Yellowstone National Park in the United States and while it had similarities, it was uniquely beautiful and well worth my time.

This is an astonishing place to visit. Well worth the effort. there isn't any point getting there before 10:00am as the safety talk etc all occurs at the Lady Knox Geyser. It doesn't start right on 10am so if you are short on time it's worth planning around this. Some people walked from the entry building to the Geyser which is in a different direction but it's longer than you imagine and most walkers had to grab a lift with one of the passing cars, not a walk for children. We had a wonderful time as a family and even with lots of people in the park it never feels crowded. They didn't have maps available which was a pity, you could take a picture of a map they had on display but that didn't really work. It is ceratinly different to the other geo thermal sites we saw and were really glad we had gone. It's all easy walking and well set up.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Thermal park. We reached in time for the Lady Knox Geyser at 10.15 am. The best part was the Artist Palette pool during the first loop walk. Lovely colours!

Beautiful and fascinating geology. If you're in the area you should definitely go here to understand more about the geothermal activity in the area and see some beautiful geysers. There are multiple route options depending on how long you want to stay for, although it you have time I would recommend doing the longest one as some of the cooler stuff is at the end, like the green lake.

This Thermal site is indeed a wonderland. The colours of the cauldrons, ponds and lakes are superb. They are constantly changing with the sun and cloud movement. The mist also brings its own intricate designs. A few up and down stairs but not too strenuous. Well worth a visit- we spent over 2 hours here.

It is a stunning and amazing park. Just 3 kms walking distance then you may see everthings including different colour pools in the park. We reached in time for the Lady Knox Geyser at 10.15 am, it's also amazing too. A must go place in north island of New Zealand.

It's our first visit with our 6 year old, and he was so fascinated with the geothermal activity. Lady Knox Geyser eruption was much shorter than what we saw in previous years, not sure of it's to do with pressure underneath but this time around it wasn't very impressive. Nevertheless, there were so many other great things to see, the park is not to be missed.

Fascinating visit to a spectacular geo - thermal park. Starting with the Lady Knox Geyser at 10.15 (arrive well before) then moving around the park and seeing the champagne pool. We had visited Craters of the Moon park the day before and this was far superior. We would recommend it as good value for money.

It’s an amazing tour. We simply loved the geothermal park. Organized and simple to go around. The geysers aren’t smelly so it’s a great visit in all senses. We loved the champagne pool. Definitely it’s a not to be missed attraction. We took a tour to go there because we didn’t want to drive on the “other side”, but it’s easy to drive yourself over there as well

This is such a good experience. The pools, craters, bubbling mud, terraces, geyser and green lake are all amazing to see, and the kids loved it (7&9). We got there at 10am so we were in time for the Geyser which is a fun extra. Book online so you can go straight to the Geyser car park, otherwise you have to park and buy tickets at the visitors centre first. The parking is well organised and it was pretty quick getting to and from the geyser despite heaps of people/cars. We walked all the way to the end of the third track. All up we spent three hours at the park and the kids had a good time. We stopped at the cafe/visitors centre at the end for an icecream. There’s a few picnic tables and benches as you walk around the park but heaps more at the entrance. Heaps of toilets. It was fun, interesting, a good walk, and very well organised and easy experience. Highly recommended!