Motorhome and campervan stays on private land
Experience the New Zealand locals know.
Farms, orchards, vineyards and more, each with a local host. The price you see is the price you pay.
Find a place to stay on the map · Plan a road trip
- Private land
- Real local hosts
- No guest booking fees
It's the experience as much as the place
You stay on private land, such as a farm, vineyard or lifestyle block, with a local host, instead of a crowded campground or a busy freedom camping spot.
Some places have a single site; others have a few, and everyone gets more room and quiet than a holiday park. Some hosts will join you for a cuppa or a chat at the end of the day. Others leave you to it, with tips on the walk, swimming hole or fishing spot down the road that no guidebook mentions.
Plenty of guests arrive as strangers and leave as friends.
- Room to breathe Farms, vineyards and gardens instead of rows of vans. Wake up to birdsong and a view.
- A local who knows Hosts share the walk worth doing, the swimming hole and the cafe with live music. Some even introduce you to Garth the pig.
- Something extra Fresh eggs and fruit at the gate, a cellar-door tasting, a farm tour, a meal with your host, or just a safe, private place to stay the night. Each place offers something different.
Places to stay
Opoutama Beach Front Māhia · from $60 a night
Angora Goat Paradise View Hill · from $25 a night
Isolated beach escape Mataikona · from $25 a night
Whiterig Farmlet/ Fishermans Retreat Whiterigg · from $35 a night
What guests say
Private and serene. Enjoyed the up close visit with Garth the pig and sheep… very approachable owners happy to share the place and knowledge of the area!
Blake, Slice of Milford Paradise, CanterburyWonderful spot, so peaceful. We did the Bike2Wine self vineyard tour, very helpful Theresa picked us up from the Duck Pond.
Tracy, The Duck Pond, MarlboroughNicola is the best host ever! She has a beautiful site, super quiet with beautiful flowers in a sunny valley!
Eva, Thelma House, Tasman
How Campable works
- Find a place Search by town or region, or plan a whole road trip. Every listing shows photos, reviews and the house rules.
- Book Some places confirm straight away. Others ask the host first, and you're only charged when they say yes.
- Stay Your arrival details come once you're booked, and they work offline for when there's no signal.
Plan a road trip
Tell us where you start and finish. We'll suggest a host for every night along the way.
- Plan a road trip
- Classic New Zealand road trip
- North Island
- South Island
- Wilderness tours
- Secret retreats
- Camping and tenting
Camping by region
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Northland
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Auckland
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Coromandel
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Waikato
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Bay of Plenty
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Gisborne
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Hawke's Bay
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Taranaki
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Manawatū-Whanganui
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Wellington
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Nelson Tasman
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Marlborough
- Campervan & motorhome camping in West Coast
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Canterbury
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Otago
- Campervan & motorhome camping in Southland
Guides for your trip
Plain answers to the things motorhome travellers ask us most.
Lake Dunstan Trail: how to ride it, and why to start at Clyde How to ride the Lake Dunstan Trail: why to start at Clyde, how risky it is, bike hire, the floating cafe halfway, and where to stay with a motorhome.
New Zealand cycle trails: the complete guide All 23 Great Rides in New Zealand with length, grade and days, plus how the grades work, which trail to choose, and how to plan a trip by motorhome.
The best cycle trails in New Zealand for a motorhome holiday Thirteen New Zealand cycle trails that work well from a motorhome, with a short ride to try on each, where the hard bits are, and how to charge an e-bike.
Cook Strait Ferry by Motorhome: Wellington to Picton Guide Taking a motorhome on the Wellington to Picton ferry? Find the right vehicle entrance, plan for rough weather and book a Campable stay near the terminal.
Got land? Earn from it, and share the New Zealand only you know.
A spare paddock, a corner of the vineyard or a flat bit of lawn on your lifestyle block. You choose who stays and when, and Campable looks after the bookings and payments.