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Bethany Park, located in Kaiteriteri at the edge of the Abel Tasman National Park, is a popular venue for school camps, youth groups and community events. With its mix of modern facilities, large open spaces and proximity to one of New Zealand’s most iconic outdoor areas, it provides an ideal base for outdoor education and adventure.
The park offers a wide range of accommodation options suitable for schools of all sizes. Groups can choose from cabins, self-contained units, large group lodges or spacious camping areas. Facilities include commercial kitchens, dining halls, lounge spaces and modern bathroom blocks, making it easy to cater for and manage large groups. Teachers and leaders also have access to comfortable accommodation, giving flexibility in planning.
Bethany Park is well known for its safe and spacious grounds. Students have access to playing fields, courts and recreation areas for supervised games, team-building activities and evening programmes. The setting encourages a strong sense of community living while giving students plenty of room to explore and enjoy.
The location is one of Bethany Park’s biggest strengths. Kaiteriteri’s beaches are within walking distance, providing opportunities for water-based activities and marine studies. The Abel Tasman National Park is on the doorstep, offering tramping, kayaking and environmental education in a world-renowned setting. This combination of facilities and location makes it easy for schools to design camps that balance outdoor fun with curriculum-linked learning.
With its focus on hospitality, safety and affordability, Bethany Park has built a strong reputation among schools across New Zealand. It provides a supportive environment where students can develop teamwork, resilience and leadership while enjoying one of the country’s most beautiful regions.
For schools looking to run a camp in the Nelson–Tasman area, Bethany Park is an outstanding choice.
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