Rawene Holiday Park

26/10/2025

Thanks Mangawhai boys 🥰
Safe travels home. Till next time.

23/10/2025

Safe travelling to all for this long Labour weekend.🚌🚗🚴‍♂️
It’s a warm over cast morning here in Rawene😍 🌞
We look forward to seeing all those coming to stay with us. ⛺️
Kia pai to ra😊

16/10/2025

18/09/2025

https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2025/2025-hokianga-country-music-festival/mid-north

2025 Hokianga Country Music Festival, Three days of continuous country music ..., Opononi Hotel, Hokianga, Northland, 26 September 2025 - 28 September 2025

02/04/2025

SH12 MATAKOHE - TEN DAYS CLOSURE

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) contractors will undertake road rebuild and subsidence repair works at two locations on State Highway 12 at Matakohe, beginning next week.

From Monday 7 April to Thursday 17 April, SH12 will be closed 24/7 between Matakohe West Road and Old Racecourse Road. During this time, westbound traffic will be detoured from SH12 onto Old Racecourse Road, then Matakohe East/West Road, before rejoining SH12. Eastbound traffic will take the same detour, in reverse. The detour is expected to add 2-3 minutes to people’s journeys. (Map below and attached.)

Residents and emergency services will need to use the detour. Residents within the worksite closure will be allowed past the road closure from the Paparoa end of the closure. There is no access past Horniblow Rd.

Contractors will undertake work at two separate sites within the closure area to make the most of the closure and minimise overall disruption to residents.

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27/11/2023

Needing some shades,
only $10each sold here😎
many styles and colours to choose from😍
blessed and safe travelling.

25/11/2023

01/05/2023

The Kohu Ra Tuarua is now out of service for a month, due to required maintenance ⛴️

A passenger-only ferry is now operating on the regular timetable. The passenger ferry pick up/drop off point for Kohukohu is from the town wharf (not at the Narrows). The best place to queue for the passenger ferry is on the wharf. Safety chains will indicate where to wait until ferry staff are ready for passengers to enter the gangway and board the vessel.

All vehicle transport services are suspended during this time. Normal service will return in June, and we highly recommend that regular commuters make alternative travel plans during this time. More information and FAQs about the out-of-water project can be found on our website here: https://bit.ly/3KdXClu

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding during this time.

28/04/2023

Please note: Starting this Monday morning (1st May), the Kohu Ra Tuarua will be out of service due to required maintenance.

A passenger-only ferry will be operating during the month of May on the regular timetable. The passenger ferry pick up/drop off point for Kohukohu is from the town wharf (not at the Narrows).

All vehicle transport services will be suspended during this time. Normal service will return in June, and we highly recommend that regular commuters make alternative travel plans during this time. More information about the out-of-water project and key information about passenger accessibility conditions can be found in the dedicated FAQ section on our website here: https://bit.ly/3HgLEXG

We apologise for any inconvenience caused, and thank you for your understanding during this time.

24/04/2023

Reminder - the Kohu Ra Tuarua will be out of the water a week from now for a month, due to required maintenance ⛴️

A passenger-only ferry will operate on the regular timetable from Monday 1 May for approximately a month. All vehicle transport services will be suspended during this time. The passenger ferry pick up/drop off point for Kohukohu will be from the town wharf (not at the Narrows). The best place to queue for the passenger ferry is on the wharf. Safety chains will indicate where to wait until ferry staff are ready for passengers to enter the gangway and board the vessel.

Normal service will return in June, and we highly recommend that regular commuters make alternative travel plans during this time. More information and FAQs about the out-of-water project can be found on our website here: https://bit.ly/3KdXClu

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding during this time.