Forget about having a sleep in in the weekend sports people playing music stupidly loud next door. What kind of modern establishment makes you pay for wifi? Its 2020.....the only thing this has going for it is its clean
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We spent 2 days here during a motorbike club tour, loved it! Close to town, comfy rooms, clean, tidy & the hosts were awesome! Will definitely come back, would love to go panning for goldclose to Queenstown, Cardrona & so many cool things to do, great washing facilities too
We stayed here 3 nights (instead of the intended 1) because we enjoyed Arrowtown so much. The campground is very conveniently placed to town, so we walked in easily. The facilities were super clean and modern which is such a bonus in campgrounds. We were so lucky it snowed while we were there as everything looked magical.
We are long term travellers and enjoy those out of the way places as we are self sufficient with solar etc, but we treat our selves occasionally with a campground. After a bit of research decided on Arrowtown Holiday Park. What a great choice, as they are currently running a special, pay for 2 stay for 3. Managers on reception were friendly and very helpful especially on things to do. Facilities are modern and spotless.
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We decided to do an off season tour of the South Island to help businesses out where we can after Covid lockdown.
Arrowtown Holiday Park is the only camping ground that we stayed at (total of 12 others) who didn't offer a discount and gave free wi-fi that lasted about half an hour!
All other places gave a generous amount of free wi-fi that gave us ample time to check emails etc.
Top price, pay for showers, cold air hand dryers - they need to get their act together. However, I guess they're the only camping ground in Arrowtown so have total market share. I doubt that we'll be back to stay here in the future.
My husband was a volunteer at the NZ Golf Open at Millbrook so we booked a site for 6 nights at the Arrowtown Holiday Park. We were traveling in an average size camper van. Friends had warned us that the sites were small and that camper vans were crammed in. For the first 2 days we had an empty site either side of us, and that gave us a good feeling, but the second part of our stay we had vans either side of us, and very little privacy, looking straight into next door's living area. However, we were very conveniently parked for the amenity blocks which were clean and well maintained.
This was the most expensive holiday park we stayed at during our South Island trip, and then to have pay $1 for the daily shower was a bit much. The shower and toilet facilities were great and I loved the local radio station playing in there with good music to shower to!! Didn't use the kitchen area for cooking, but did wash up dinner dishes there each day and that was fine.
Easy walk into town for cafes etc. and in the opposite direction to the local 4 Square for groceries.
