Located in Holdsworth area and Tararua Forest Park in the Wairarapa region
10 July 2020: Booking with Apple iPhone or iPad
Due to a technical issue, you can't currently make a booking with an Apple iPhone or iPad. We are working on this. In the meantime, please use a desktop or laptop instead of these devices.
Situated on a large grassy area surrounded by native forest. The lodge is ideal for families and groups.
Off SH2 onto Norfolk Rd, 2 km south of Masterton. This is signposted and there is a timber processing plant on the corner. The lodge is at the road end, 15 km from the turnoff.
Bunk Room
Adult (18 plus) $25 per bunk
Youth /or Child (5 to 17 years) $15 per bunk
Infant (0 to 4 years) free
Kererū and Kākā Rooms
$80 for each room
Entire lodge
$476 during peak season (1 October to 30 April)
$381 during off-peak season (1 May to 30 September)
Camping in the proximity of the lodge is only available to guests who have booked a bunk or room and would prefer to camp, or to a group who have booked the entire lodge (sole occupancy) and have extra people they want to add to the booking.
Up to 17 campers can be booked. This allows for 45 guests in a group for any given booking – 28 in the lodge and 17 extra campers
$12 per adult (18 plus)
$6 per youth or child (5 to 17 years)
Bookings are open for stays from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021.
Bookings are required.
A $10 service fee applies to all phone, email and in-person bookings.
Holdworth Lodge can be used for the first night of a tramp into the park. Large groups can take advantage of the extensive camping area around the lodge. There are a number of short walks and good fishing in the Atiwhakatu River year round and swimming in the summer.
| Kapiti Wellington Visitor Centre | |
| Phone: | +64 4 384 7770 |
| Fax: | +64 4 471 1117 |
| Email: | wellingtonvc@doc.govt.nz |
| Address: |
18 - 32 Manners Street Wellington 6011 |
| Postal Address: |
PO Box 10420 The Terrace Wellington 6143 |
| Full office details | |
The Tararua Range provides an outstanding variety of tramping, hunting and walking opportunities in a wild, natural landscape.
Take a guided tour along an educational trap line and explain the reasoning, process and results of forest restoration. Available year-round.
