Festivals where you can stay, that are on this Autumn (and a bit beyond)
3 Autumn 2023
Hold on a minute, we are campers and have most of the items required to survive the first few days of an emergency without outside assistance.
We love our little caravan not just for holidays but for other emergency get-a-ways, should the situation call for it.
Vans can be SMALL but MIGHTY resources. Orange Sky are providing shower and laundry services to many in flood-affected areas right now.
Ten hours into a power cut with this cyclone .... THEN I remembered I've got full batteries in Mavis! Cheine Matheson
A storm over the DOC Homestead campsite near St Bathans, Central Otago. ©2023 Tony Kissel
I rode on a trailer being towed along a long sandy beach. I squashed a few sandflies and went to bed blissfully happy each night.
I was invited to spend the New Year with friends at their crib at Papatowai.
Mavis bringing in the New Year at Pahoia Beach, Bay of Plenty. © 2023 Cheine Matheson
Who and how many are freedom camping?
Their title: “Freedom campers pinged”. A prime example of poor and emotive reporting.
Our trip to the Bridge to Nowhere, on the Whanganui river, will always be a special memory that I share with my 84 year old mother.
I see a lot of really big setups on Facebook, so I thought I'd share my 'small' kayak camping setup for the weekend.
Yep, simple is good. Tony Dennerley
Smaller rural communities should be welcoming these thousands of travellers with open arms.
Eight days so far; 1300km in the car plus 216km on the mountain bike, and 45 days to go.
For me it's not the destination
Where to stay if you are heading to or from Bulls. For CAMP FEST, or just to visit Bulls.
Rangatikei spreads from the western white sand beaches through river escarpment up to the Central Plateau. It is fed by two major State Highways, SH1 and SH3, three major river systems and part of Te Araroa — New Zealand’s Trail.
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