Tutukaka Holiday Park - New Zealand

27/04/2013

We have come to the end of our lease of the holiday park which is now again in the capable hands of the park's owners Grant and Denise Allan.

We have escaped to Bangkok, Thailand, to get away from the approaching New Zealand winter!

Thanks to all who visited the park during our tenancy for your patronage!

The Scott family :-)

02/04/2013

25/02/2013

Early in the morning...

15/02/2013

Come and have a look at our sunflowers!

29/01/2013

Greetings from the Tutukaka Holiday Park management!

Artistic interpretation by Thai painter Arunee Alber

27/01/2013

27/01/2013

14/01/2013

Your hosts David and Rena Scott:

14/01/2013

13/01/2013

We decided to put down a hangi on Saturday January 13. A hangi is the traditional way the indigenous Maori people cook their food, by burying it in the ground where it is cooked by steam generated by the heat from preheated river rocks (or - as on this occasion, pieces of steel).

First, a pit about two feet deep is dug; then, logs of firewood are put across the pit, with more wood and the pieces of steel (or rocks) piled on top of these. The wood is then set alight to heat up the rocks or pieces of steel on top of the pile of wood.

01/01/2013

We had a record number of over 700 people staying at the Tutukaka Holiday Park at New Year's Eve this year!

Thank you all for visiting and for being so well-behaved - it was a pleasure having you!