WELCOME TO WHITESTAR STATION
Experience something truly special at Whitestar Station, nestled in the breathtaking Coromandel Ranges. With six generations of family heritage, we take pride in our connection to this land, where our ancestors embarked on a courageous journey from Wales to New Zealand in 1864, laying the foundation for our legacy.
There's something here for everyone to discover. Whether it's exploring private trails for mountain biking or hiking, immersing yourself in the tranquility of spring-fed creeks, stargazing under the clear night sky, or observing our sheep and cattle thriving in their natural habitat, our place offers an array of experiences for all ages and preferences in accommodation.
Come create lasting memories with us at Whitestar Station!
Accommodation
Rest, Relax, Recharge
We provide a unique and unforgettable experience for our guests. Our accommodation offers a variety of styles for every type of traveler.
Powered and non-powered camp sites in the great outdoors to secluded off-grid cabins in the heart of nature and for more comfort self-contained cottages, you can find the perfect mix of rural and modern amenities.
If you choose to stay connected, free WiFi is available. You can make the most out of your stay by taking advantage of our private trails on the farm to waterfalls, amazing ridge top views, rock hunting in the streams or make it up as you want and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Whether you are looking to relax and recharge by yourself or spend quality time with family and friends. Explore the northern end of the Coromandel Peninsula, Whitestar Station has the perfect accommodation for you.
Get Away From It All
WhiteStar Station Farm Holiday park provides you with the opportunity to "get away from it all" and relax. We have a range of things to choose from on site, bush walks, waterfalls and range-top walks. If you are lucky you can see glow worms too in an old mine and swim in the creek.
Go tramping: From 1 hour to 6 hours through the bush to waterfalls, or up to the top of the range for views of the Hauraki Gulf, Coromandel Harbour or the Pacific Ocean. Maybe detour to see glow-worms in an old goldmine.
Great fun: Try swimming and jumping from the bank into one of the 2 deep holes in the creek. For non-swimmers, build dams and find signs of life in the shallows. Also semi-precious stones in there too.
