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MiCamp Lake Taupō, located on the eastern side of Lake Taupō, is a purpose-built camp facility that welcomes schools, youth groups and community organisations. Its lakeside setting, modern facilities and wide range of activities make it an excellent choice for outdoor education and adventure.
The camp can host large groups, with bunk-style cabins supported by leaders’ accommodation to suit teachers and supervisors. Facilities include a commercial kitchen, spacious dining hall, lounges and breakout rooms for lessons, workshops and evening activities. The layout is designed to support community living while giving schools flexibility in planning programmes.
Outdoors, MiCamp Lake Taupō provides extensive opportunities for fun and learning. Onsite activities include confidence courses, team challenges and other instructor-led options, plus supervised water activities on the lake. Wide open fields, sports courts and a large recreation hall mean groups have space for both structured activities and free time.
A key feature of MiCamp is its ability to deliver fully programmed activity options. Schools can choose instructor-led sessions tailored to curriculum outcomes or run their own teacher-led programmes using the camp’s facilities. Safety is a top priority, with trained staff, equipment and systems in place to support schools in managing risk and ensuring positive experiences.
The camp’s lakeside location also provides excellent opportunities for environmental studies, reflection and building appreciation for the natural world. Combined with Taupō’s wider attractions, schools can design varied programmes that balance adventure with education.
MiCamp Lake Taupō is part of the MiCamp Trust, which has a long history of supporting youth development in New Zealand. Its combination of modern facilities, flexible programming and inspiring setting makes it a trusted and popular choice for schools.
Author: Donna Yorke
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