Baylys Beach Holiday Park in Dargaville, Northland, New Zealand | Cottage and Cabins | Cabins | Cottages | Campsite | Campgrounds | Camp Resort

Baylys Beach Holiday Park offers accommodation for every type of traveller. This holiday complex, situated only a short walk from the spectacular long remote sandy beaches of the West Coast of Northland, has freedom quad bike hire on site and the famous Funky Fish Café next door.

Take your pick from fully self-contained Cottages to budget Cabins and flat grassy camp sites set amongst native coastal trees.
We have a large communal kitchen, covered BBQ area and outdoor seating, laundry, high-speed internet and play areas for the kids.

We have 2 fully self-contained Cottages which are like holiday houses and sleep up to 6 people per house. There are motels and ensuite Cabins with basic facilities and the benefits of privacy and your own bathroom. The standard Cabins are budget accommodation with beds only. These are ideal for backpackers and budget travellers, groups or families. Linen is available for hire on request. Wireless internet.

Campers can choose from a wide range of power and non-power sites around the property. The communal facilities are available for all campers and cabin guests.

Conveniently located only 5 mins off SH 12 on the Twin Coast Discovery Highway between Dargaville and Waipoua Forest, Baylys Beach Holiday Park is the ideal stop-off point when touring Northland or base for enjoying the delightful Kauri Coast.

Baylys Beach Holiday Park is a member of the Kiwi Holiday Parks Group.

Baylys Beach, 14km west of Dargaville, is part of New Zealand's longest beach. The Maori name is Ripiro and the beach is 100km of golden sand, sand dunes and remote (and sometimes wild) coastline. At its southern tip it enters New Zealand's largest harbour, the Kaipara.

Activities at Baylys Beach include coastal walks, quad bike riding on the beach, golf, surfing, horse trekking and beach tours by 4-wheel drive bus.

40km north is Waipoua Forest, the home of Tane Mahuta ? NZ's largest kauri tree. The forest is a protected reserve and shows how Northland used to be.

30 mins drive north along SH 12 are the turquoise waters and pure white sands of Kai Iwi Lakes.

45km south, just off SH 12, is Matakohe Kauri Museum - a must-see attraction when you are journeying from Auckland en route to Baylys Beach. The journey from Auckland takes around 2.5 hours.