Your hosts

Tracie and Kevin Thornborough, and Wendy and Wayne Maberly welcome you to our six acre paradise. We are always willing to assist you and hope you will enjoy your stay with us.

Your unit comes with a starter pack of coffee, tea, sugar, salt, pepper, & soap. We don’t service the units, but if you do require anything, we are happy to help if you come to office and let us know.

Late checkout must be arranged at reception. Extensions to stay may be made prior to 9am on the last day.

We can arrange all sorts of tours and trips from the office and most have a free pick-up and drop-off.

If you require urgent medical care, Lakes Prime Care is open between 8am and 11pm seven days a week. They are located at 1165 Tutanekai Street Rotorua. Their facilities include an accident unit, X-Ray facilities, and an urgent pharmacy (9am-9:30pm).
Outside these hours the duty doctor is available on 348 1000.
Please report any accidents or injuries to the office.

Rotorua has alot to offer - please refer to Information for ideas on activities.

We hope you enjoy your stay and please feel free to add us as a friend on Facebook or leave us a review on Tripadvisor. Remember to always check out our website for any special deals we have available during the year.

Thank you

Tracie and Kevin Thornborough

Park Rules and Information

Arrival and Departures: Arrival from 2.00pm, Departure 10am at the latest

Balance of accounts: are payable on arrival. Payment must be made for the full time booked. NO reduction for early departure so please don’t ask as the answer will be no.

Parking: One vehicle per unit. All other vehicles to be parked out in the visitor’s car park. Please make sure you are parked in your park, not the neighbour’s park.

Speed: This is walking pace only. We do have children running around and speeding will not be tolerated.

Noise: Strict no noise policy between 9.30pm – 7am. Reasonable behaviour and dress at all times. Excessive drinking and parties are forbidden. No liquor to be consumed in the park except on your site or unit. Consideration must be shown at all times to other guests. Damage to property or accommodation units will be recovered.

Children: Children are to be controlled by parents at all times and supervised while using facilities. We love to hear them having a great time around the park, playing and biking.

Visitors: We understand that you may like to share your experience with family and friends, however, in order to comply with our Health and Safety regulations ALL VISITORS are required to register at reception. There is a small fee of $5.00 per visitor which is subject to availability and management discretion. Any charges for visitors if not paid by them will be your responsibility. Visitor’s vehicles to be left outside or in visitor’s car park. Not outside your unit. Visitors must leave before 8pm.

Recycling Area: Please use our recycling are as we are environmentally friendly. Any surplus food you don’t want you can put in the free food box located in the communal kitchen. Please make sure all lights, heaters, air cons, towel rails and TVs are turned off when you leave.

Laundry Facilities: Our laundry facility is located under the 2-storey building. The washing machine and driers are $4.00 ($2.00 and $1.00 coins only). There are clotheslines located around the units and pegs are sold in the reception shop if you need them for a small fee.

BBQS: Our BBQs are free to use however we do ask that you clean them up when you have finished so they are ready for the next person. We have spare gas bottles, cleaning gear, and utensils for use in the reception.

Indoor swimming Pool & Spa: These are free to use for paying guests only. NOT for visitor use. The pool is heated to 31-34’’ (depending on the time of year). The spa is 39 degrees. Operating times are 8am – 9.30pm (unless otherwise). Please be considerate of our guests in the pool and especially the spa. Please limit your use to ½ hour each if busy to ensure everyone can have a turn. Under 14 year olds must be supervised (see pool rules). Pool closed from 3.40pm-5.40pm for private swimming lessons for our community school days only.

Playground: The playground is lovely to play in but please be considerate of other children and have turns on the trampoline. The trampoline is two at a time. The playground closes at 9pm in consideration for other guests in units.

Pet Rules: We love having pets here but they are not allowed in the units under any circumstances. They must either be kept in cars or kennels outside units and must be on a leash at all times. If they are caught in the units please expect a $150.00 cleaning fee on your credit card. All pets must be registered.

Wireless Internet: The camp is wireless and free wifi.

Lake Flies: These are also known as trout flies and are a pest during our warmer months. They are attracted to the light so please keep the windows and doors closed near dark. They do not bite.

Public Transport: There is a local bus that stops across the road from 7.07am – 6.10pm. This is $3.70 per ride, children under 5 are free. This goes every half hour and is the Route 10 Rotorua Airport bus.

Tours: There are a lot of things to do in Rotorua. We are happy to help you book tours for no charge. Please call in the reception for enquiries.

Our Units

Please note we do not service the units. On the third day of your stay we can change towels but please bring them to the office before 10am. Check out time is 10am

Your unit comes with a starter pack: coffee, tea, sugar, salt & pepper, soap, shampoo, toilet paper. If you need any more or any other items please check our shop at reception. Please help us to conserve water and energy by hanging up your bath linen for re-use and turning off lights and heaters when not required.

These rooms are NON SMOKING/vaping rooms. Smoking is allowed outside the units. Please place butts in containers on the wall.

A kitchen that is clean is a pleasure to be seen. Please fulfil all our wishes and clean up your dishes.

Thank you from all the staff at All Seasons Holiday Parks

Air Conditioning Controller

Mode is what you want the unit to do and will be displayed in the ‘mode’ part of screen on the left. Auto will heat or cool according to the temperature it is set to.

  • Looks like a snowflake – Cool function only.
  • Looks like a teardrop –Dehumidify function.
  • Looks like the sun – Heat function only.

Turn unit on with large orange button. The controller must be aimed at unit and a ‘beep’ must be heard whenever a change is made.

  • Select what Mode you want i.e heating/cooling etc.
  • Select a fan speed. Select a louvre postion with ‘vane’ button. Down is best on heating, up when on cooling.
  • The timer control can be used but clock must show correct time for this to be accurate.
  • Select desired temperature using ‘too warm’ + ‘too cold’ buttons.
  • THE UNIT WILL TAKE 3-4 MINUTES TO ‘KICK IN’ AFTER TURNING IT ON.

Our Environment Commitment

We warmly welcome you to All Seasons Holiday Park, Rotorua.

We live in one of the most beautiful parts of New Zealand and are committed to doing our part to preserve and protect our environment in whatever ways we can, to ensure we minimise our impact. Our aim is to provide our guests with a comfortable, safe environment and deliver this service with minimum impact on our environment.

We have undertaken a series of environment initiatives to not only reduce any adverse effects our business has on the environment, but also to make it possible for our visitors to help us care for this unique part of NZ.

We recycle on-site and offer a recycling station which is located besides the 2-storey building, for your convenience. We welcome your support in turning off heating, appliances and lights when leaving the rooms.

Many of our practices are unseen, e.g. we have significantly reduced our use of harsh chemicals and, when possible, only use biodegradable products.

We invite you to join us in our commitment to ensure this beautiful part of New Zealand is protected for future generations of travellers to enjoy.

Thank you for your support.

How to fillet a Rainbow Trout Fish

  • 1. Wash the fish with water under the tap
  • 2. Cut the fish - you will need a sharp fillet knife. If you don’t have one, find the sharpest knife you have.
  • 3. Start to cut at the bottom hole located on the stomach by the tail. Cut all the way up to the gills.
  • 4. When the stomach is open you will see intestines. You will have to clean everything including the bones. When taking the bones out, you can use your hands to remove them, but make sure the intestines and the bones are removed.
  • 5. Remove the head. You will now look for the gills and placing your knife closest to the head and start cutting.
  • 6. When removing the tail, you will need to start cutting one inch above the tail.
  • 7. Double check for any bones or intestines.
  • 8. Start where you have cut the tail when you are ready to remove the skin, so when you slowly remove the skin all the way to the front where you have cut the head of the fish. It should peel nicely but you need to make sure that you peel everything or else you will be picking the skin off.