One of our foot bridges over the many streams on the farm park. This one is next to the guided glow worm cave.
One of many tracks, this one called Jungle Story Pass is well formed with gravel to walk on.
Large stacks of limestone rocks on Tomo Track, a short bush walk loop which takes about 45 minutes. A tomo is a Maori word for a hole in the ground, so on Tomo Track you will see lots of Tomo as well.
Limestone rocks like these are spread over about half the farm park with most of them in the bush with moss and ferns growing on them. These ones are in the motorhome camping area.
A rock to sit on next to the river on River Track (true right). There is a track on both sides of the river (hence true right and true left). this image taken in 1 of the camping areas.
A screen shot showing our farm park map. You can get a printed map when you come and pay for you access to walk on here. Free access to people who are camping here or have paid for a cave tour.
Trace fossils from sea creatures like sea slugs in a limestone rock. There are lots of rocks with these here.
567 Waipu Caves Road, Waipu, New Zealand.
Bush and farm walking tracks from 30 minutes to all day where there is also guided glow worm cave tours, camp ground, motorhome sites, rock climbing, and more.
Bush and farm walking tracks from 30 minutes to all day where there is also guided glow worm cave tours, camp ground, motorhome sites, rock climbing, and more.
One of our foot bridges over the many streams on the farm park. This one is next to the guided glow worm cave.
One of many tracks, this one called Jungle Story Pass is well formed with gravel to walk on.
Large stacks of limestone rocks on Tomo Track, a short bush walk loop which takes about 45 minutes. A tomo is a Maori word for a hole in the ground, so on Tomo Track you will see lots of Tomo as well.
Limestone rocks like these are spread over about half the farm park with most of them in the bush with moss and ferns growing on them. These ones are in the motorhome camping area.
A rock to sit on next to the river on River Track (true right). There is a track on both sides of the river (hence true right and true left). this image taken in 1 of the camping areas.
A screen shot showing our farm park map. You can get a printed map when you come and pay for you access to walk on here. Free access to people who are camping here or have paid for a cave tour.
Trace fossils from sea creatures like sea slugs in a limestone rock. There are lots of rocks with these here.
This is a privately owned and operated farm park and all guest pay a fee for use. It is not a publicly funded park. All guests must go to office on arrival.
A privately owned and operated 320 acre farm park where you can stay or visit for bush walks, guided glow worm cave tours, rock climbing and more. The native bush (forest) is of very high quality with large totara, kahikatea, kauri and puriri trees as well as many rear and endangered plant species as well as creatures (but you won't likely see them as they are nocturnal). The farm has a lot of limestone rocks and caves and a rocky bottom river flowing through it. There are camp sites and motorhome sites. We are open from September to May daily but closed when there is heavy rain. during winter, June, July , August we are open for bookings only.
567 Waipu Caves Road, Waipu, New Zealand.
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