KAURI COAST TOP 10 HOLIDAY PARK FOR SALE FREEHOOLD -STUNNING VALUE

Long Established FREEHOLD HOLIDAY PARK BUSINESS FOR SALE on the West Coast of NORTHLAND, 30 km north of Dargaville, at the top of the NORTH ISLAND. With IMMACULATE grounds and facilities, a FAMILY atmosphere, and FANTASTIC NET PROFIT, this is one of the BEST PRESENTED HOLIDAY PARKS you will find in NEW ZEALAND!!

Described as a Peaceful Parkland Paradise, Kauri Coast Top 10 Holiday Park is situated in a peaceful 5 acre setting of native bush with two river boundaries where "happy campers" enjoy swimming, tubing down the river, nature walks, using the large covered barbeque facilities or just relaxing in the natural surroundings far away from the hustle and bustle of busy life. Many families have been coming here year after year and the business has a strong turnover.

Being a long established business and part of the Top 10 chain, there is plenty of momentum in place with considerable Marketing and Promotion. Details of forward bookings, price lists, extensive chattels, web site and a familiarisation training period will be provided as part of the business sale. The entire property comprises aprox 6 hectares (aprox15 acres) in 3 titles, with the holiday park set on 2 hectares (aprox 5 acres) and the balance in native bush and pasture.

The Comfortable Accommodation and Facilities are all to a Very High Standard and Include:
 

• 3 x Self Contained Units with patio and native bush and river views
  
• 4 x Self Contained Kitchen Cabins
  
• 2 x Park Motel Units
  
• 2 x Ensuite Units
  
• 2 x Cabins
  
• 37 x Powered Motorhome/Caravan Sites
  
• 58 Non Powered Sites
  
• Covered Outdoor Kitchen with BBQ's, Tables & Microwave
  
• Park Kitchen & Ablution Facilities
  
• Laundry Facilities
  
• Internet Facilities
  
• Purpose Built Children's Playground

Recently renovated to a high standard, the spacious owner's accommodation looks out over wide decks to its own is private garden and spa. This pleasant home makes you feel as though you are actually on holiday, as is evidenced by the length of time the existing owners have enjoyed running this business.

We have personally "sampled the merchandise" staying a night in what has to be the best presented cosy unit we have stayed in. The bed ... more comfortable than our own and the outlook over the river to native bush ensured we had one of the most refreshing stays.

A lifestyle second-to-none, the Park is operated by the two owners with two extra casual staff during the winter and four staff during the summer season.

Opportunities such as the Kauri Coast Top 10 Holiday Park offering an established business, plus exceptional lifestyle, do not often come on to the market. Be quick to secure this exciting opportunity.

Location: From the South, follow SH 12 for 30km north of Dargaville. Pass Kaihu, 1km past the Kaihu Tavern turn right and follow Trounson Park Road. The park is 2.4km on a sealed road. From the North, after Waipoua Forest DOC HQ travel on SH 12 for another 20kms. Come down Kaihu Hill and turn hard left into Trounson Park Road. The park is 2.4km on a sealed road.

The owners of the park offer guests a rare opportunity to go on a guided walk to observe our great Kauri Forest. Weta, glow-worms, Kokapu, kauri snails, eels, owls (NZ Morepork) and kiwi are some of the things you may see.

The drive on State Highway 12 provides a good introduction to the beauty of the Waipoua Forest. It winds through magnificient stands of tall kauri, rimu and northern rata, and offers extensive views in a few places. Good walking tracks give easy access to the most spectacular attractions of the forest: the giant trees Tane Mahuta, Te Matua Ngahere and Yakas. A few tramping tracks and routes are also available for those who wish to venture deeper into the forest, especially in the high plateau and ranges.

Waipoua Forest is one of the best examples of kauri forest in New Zealand. It is famous for having the two largest living kauris (Tane Mahuta and Te Matua Ngahere), which are easily accessible. Associated with the neighbouring Waima and Mataraua Forests it is also the largest remaining tract of native forest in Northland. The Waipoua Sanctuary was created in 1952 to protect 9105 hectares (22,762 acres) of unlogged forest, after one of New Zealand's earliest conservation controversies.

The forest has the largest population of North Island brown kiwi in Northland, and a small population of kokako in the high plateau country.