We stayed in a cabin with kitchen and bathroom. Nicely decorated and comfy and warm. The staff were lovely friendly and accommodating. My husband had recently had operation on foot and was disabled, staff offered a special shower chair which made life a lot easier and suggested we take it on our trip and bring it back when we returned in a week amazing thank you.

Stayed 2 nights in their static caravan (old school 1970s?)
Was better than expecting given the cheap price.

Best things were the satelite tv with decent internet connection so was able to watch netflix, and there was also a very good convection heater so was as warm as toast.
Only small annoyance was no running water, so if you stay here you really need to bring a big container of water if you want to make your cuppas without leaving the caravan.

Site does have communal kitchen, toilets etc and a basic gamesroom. Site is nice and quiet but caravan is neart to the playground, so a bit of noise, but only an issue if you want to sleep early.

Would have been 5 starts but for no water, but for the price it good value

Popped up to Hanmer Springs for Easter. Been years since we visited ad golly the town has grown. Stayed up at Alpine Holiday Park (Use to be the old AA Motor Camp in the day). Couples trip with two camper buses and we took ot two dogs. We had a ball!!

The hosts were very friendly, even to suggesting the best way for Evan to park his 11m bus and the two adjoining sites were both of a good size and were sunny. The toilets and showers were spotless, an there's no charge for the showers with ample hot water, and while we didn't use the the kitchens and family games room looked to be excellent. For those not camping or in campers there is a lodge accommodating up to 40 plus motel rooms/cabins.

Children on site were well catered for with pedal carts and a decent sized play ground area.

The camp is a wee distance out of town; no issue with an e-bike, but it makes up for that by being lovely and peaceful. Ideal for a long weekend break.