Facilities

In summer you can enjoy the region’s many outstanding surf beaches.

Kids can swing, slide, clamber and climb to their heart's content in our playground areas.

Visit the Dunedin Public Art Gallery to view their collection of excellent British and European paintings and works on paper, Japanese prints, a small selection of 20th century Australian art, and much of the decorative arts collection, which ranges across costume, textiles, ceramics, glass and furniture.

Soothe those travel weary muscles with a relaxing soak in the spa pool. At the end of a long day of exciting adventures exploring Dunedin there is nothing quite like being gently massaged by bubbling jets of hot water.

For the little ones that aren’t quite up to the big adventures of the Aaron Lodge Holiday Park playgrounds, or for those who need a place to play without being over shadowed by the bigger kids, we have a special Under 5’s Playroom.

Keeping those little people clean and washed can be a trial while you are away from home.

Cadbury World is a colourful and educational chocolate experience for the whole family!

The Regent Theatre is Otago's premier large scale auditorium ideal for viewing live theatre, music and opera, as well as dance and film.

The Otago Goldfields Heritage Trust offers a year-round attraction for people to appreciate the golden heritage of the Otago region, in the South Island of New Zealand.

Now here’s something you won't find at the average holiday park - Park Golf!

Share a living treasure in this authentic and well presented historic house, just walking distance from the city centre.

The Settlers Museum tells the stories of the people who have lived and who live in Dunedin today.

Otago Museum is one of New Zealand’s oldest museums.

Located on Otago Peninsula, Glenfalloch – Gaelic for hidden valley – was first settled in 1871 and now offers stunning walks through native flora and fauna nestled beside the stunning Otago Harbour.