The Tree House Hokianga

Hokianga, Northland
All year round. Bookings essential

Live in nature. Set in subtropical gardens, forest and woodland next to the peaceful Hokianga Harbour.

The Tree House provides hostel and cabin accommodation for the independent traveller, bicycle tourist or backpacker travelling on Northland’s Twin Coast Discovery Highway between Cape Reinga and the Waipoua Kauri forest. Stay in owner-built wooden lodge, cosy cabins or tent sites nestled in large, peaceful permaculture property of trees, subtropicals and native forest. Take in the tranquil surroundings via natural outdoor paths and spacious verandahs. 

Cost?

Yes

For more info visit:

The Tree House Hokianga

Address

168 West Coast Road
Kohukohu
Hokianga

Contact

09 405 5855

https://www.treehouse.co.nz/contact.html

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