Vacation rentals in Tokoroa

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    Explore 20 vacation rentals in Tokoroa

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    Tokoroa vacation rentals start at G$6,276 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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  • 4.7 Average rating

    Tokoroa stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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An outdoor dining area features a round wooden table surrounded by four metal chairs, offering views of the landscape and mountains. Large windows provide access to the kitchen, enhancing the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Lush greenery is visible in the background.
Home in Rotorua

Rotorua Views at Pepper Tree

Kick back and relax in this boutique, calm, stylish space. Enjoy the views over the town and lake. The space is contemporary, sunny and airy and situated in a quiet, secure neighbourhood. Each double bedroom has its own wardrobe and ensuite. The kitchen has everything you need. There is a washing machine and dryer. A double garage gives you a secure place to park car and bikes. Easy access to the Redwoods, Waipa mountain biking, walking trails, and central city. A lift is available on request.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews
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A riverside view features a wooden dock with a patterned blanket draped over a metal chair. Lush greenery surrounds the tranquil water, which reflects the clear blue sky, creating a peaceful setting for relaxation.
Cabin in Okoroire

RiversideRetreat EcoCabin Kathrynmacphail1@gm ail

Off the grid, solar only cabin. Rustic with basic ammenities , hand built,natural cleaning products, linens and recycled materials Dogs welcome but no aggressive dogs please Wake up to river views from your swinging king size bed, enjoy the river pontoon or laze on the hammock, enjoy the ambience of the fire pit or hot tub. There are insects so please bring long layers for protection Close to Hobbiton, Te Waihou Blue springs and Waiwere falls Arriving late, follow the solar lights down drive.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 815 reviews
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Cabin in Ngongotahā Valley

Secluded Forest Retreat, Paradise Valley, Rotorua

Romantic getaway, total privacy within 18 acres of native bush. Disconnect from society, re-connect with yourself. Our tiny house in the trees is set amongst the ferns and pongas with seclusion in mind, only native birds as close neighbours. No road noise, off street parking. Nature permitting, you can star gaze while soaking in the outdoor bath, spot the milky way, or our very own glow worms. 15mins drive to CBD and Eat street, Gondolas, Canopy Tours, Hobbiton approximately an hour away.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews
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Cabin in Okoroire

Blue Springs Cabin , relaxation central

Take a break and unwind at this peaceful oasis. Enjoy the peacefulness and serenity this unique location has to offer. Enjoy a refreshing swim , relax in the outdoor bath tubs or try your hand at catching a trout. Enjoy the tranquil sound of nature from every aspect. Hot water via gas califont , flushing toilet , solar power , fridge , unlimited WiFi. Note : cabins location requires travelling down a farm track. If track is wet , we offer a vehicle for transportation down to the location.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 188 reviews
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A spacious wooden deck features vertical posts casting long shadows towards the horizon. A modern stone bath is positioned in the foreground, with the sun setting in the background, illuminating the landscape of native bush.
Tiny home in Lower Kaimai

Pukeko Lane's "Kowhai House - a simple blend "

Kowhai House has a unique location atop a bluff that provides unrivaled views over native bush on three sides and rural farming on the other. Being a new build, our focus has been on providing an elegant, stylish get away, with all the mod cons, should our guests need to catch up on the busy world outside. Be sure to check out our second listing Tui Lodge and cabin, recently listed to compliment Kowhai House. Its ideal for couples or larger groups (two couples travelling together or a family)

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 364 reviews
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A wooden deck features a tall bar table accompanied by two sturdy stools, offering a vantage point over rolling green hills. The landscape is bathed in soft evening light, creating a serene backdrop of nature.
Cabin in Maungatautari

The Shepherd's Hut

Take a breath of fresh air at our peaceful and rustic country getaway. At our stunning Maungatautari hut, you'll feel a million miles away from anywhere, while being only minutes from local international sporting venues, Takapoto Estate and Karapiro Domain. Only 20mins drive from Cambridge. Our delightful cabin offers the best of country life with your very own private deck, hot tub and Queen-sized bed. Basic kitchen facilities, TV and bathroom are all provided. What more could you want?

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 483 reviews
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Large bifold doors open to reveal a breathtaking view of Lake Rotoiti. The inviting interior includes a comfortable floral-patterned armchair and a small table, with sunlight enhancing the airy feel. The natural landscape features trees lining the water's edge, providing a serene backdrop.
Tiny home in Rotoiti-Rotoehu

Kotare Lakeside Studio

You won’t want to leave this charming, one-of-a-kind place. Right on the edge of the beautiful lake Rotoiti. Relax to the sound of the lapping waves and native bird song. Bifold doors open onto your private deck right by the waters edge. Park your boat/jet ski on the jetty ready for your next adventure AND you can even bring your fur child with you. Outside bath is "rustic" Outstanding bush walks, water falls, hot pools, glow worms and only 20 mins from Rotorua. We wash your dishes!

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews
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A kitchen window frames a scenic view of trees, showcasing vibrant autumn foliage as the sun sets. A kettle and toaster are positioned on the countertop beside a sink, providing a functional space for meal preparation while enjoying the natural surroundings.
Guesthouse in Tokoroa

Quiet Gettaway

The quiet gettaway is a peaceful and private unit. Guests are able to feel at home and relax amongst nature. The unit faces a reserve full of trees that provide gorgeous sunset views. Tokoroa is an ideal location for travelers wanting to explore the central North Island. It is short driving distance to many great NZ attractions. The accommodation is located on the edge of a small and friendly rural town. Beautiful green Waikato country side with dairy farms are next to the reserve.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews
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Farm stay in Whakamaru

Sunlit Cabin @ Forest Edge

Escape to the Sunlit Cabin, a peaceful off-grid retreat on our working Angus cattle and sheep farm beside native forest. Wake to the sounds of farm life, watch the sun set behind Mount Titiraupenga and Pureora Forest, soak beneath the stars in your private refurbished soaking-tub trough, and unwind by the crackling firepit. Thoughtfully designed with modern comforts and powered by the sun, it's the perfect place to disconnect from the everyday, slow down, and reconnect with nature.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews
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Farm stay in Marotiri

"The Farmer's Rest"-Sunsets in outdoor bath

Welcome to The Farmers Rest an Off-Grid Cabin on a Scenic Dairy Farm - Perfect Sunsets & Tranquil Escape Escape to nature with our unique off-grid cabin nestled amongst the hills on our peaceful dairy farm. Located 30 minutes from Taupo, our charming cabin offers a serene getaway, perfect for those looking to disconnect and unwind. Wake up to crisp country air, and end your day in the in the bath with breathtaking sunsets over the rolling hills and the starry night sky.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews
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A charming pink cottage is presented, featuring a welcoming front verandah. A gravel driveway leads to the off-road parking area, surrounded by lush greenery and decorative rocks. A chimney extends from the roof, complementing the scenic suburban setting under a cloudy sky.
Home in Tokoroa

The Pink House

This lovely small cottage originally came into my family as a retirment home for my (then) 90 year old mother, Olive. She loved the place except for its original colour and so promptly painted it Pink. The house has many of her touches still in it, such as the cross stitch pictures framed on the walls. Nana Olive was well known through Tokoroa for her hospitality and warm welcome she offered at the Pink House, and we are delighted to continue this tradition.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 200 reviews
Top guest favorite
A contemporary guest accommodation features a spacious deck with seating areas and an umbrella, surrounded by well-maintained grass and shrubs. Large glass doors enhance the connection to the outdoors, allowing for plenty of natural light to enter the interior.
Villa in Putaruru

Rural views & modern amenities: Morepork Range

Our contemporary two bedroom guest accommodation offers a comfortable & modern home away from home with views of farmland & the Kaimai and Mamaku Range in the distance. Being in the heart of the Waikato we are close to a variety of tourist attractions, making it easy to experience what the area has to offer. We are a convenient spot for business travellers to base themselves & for people connecting with family or friends for events & celebrations.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 212 reviews

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All about Tokoroa

Located in the South Waikato district on the North Island of New Zealand, the town of Tokoroa is surrounded by green rolling hills dotted with a combination of palm trees and evergreens. You’ll see sheep and cattle grazing on the lush grass, as Tokoroa is known for its sheep and dairy farming; make sure you try some of the local artisan and specialty cheeses during your stay here.

As you explore the town, keep an eye out for the Talking Poles, wooden sculptures displayed along the streets, many carved from local timber. They depict the town’s history and the people who have made Tokoroa their home. When you’re looking to explore the outdoors, visit Lake Moananui Reserve and enjoy the serene setting for fishing and wildlife viewing. You can also take a bike ride around the lake or a trip to Cougar Park Mountain Bike Park on the outskirts of town, where you’ll find more than 12 off-road forest tracks for varying skill levels.

What are the top things to do in Tokoroa?

Lake Moananui Reserve

Lake Moananui Reserve, located on the southwestern outskirts of Tokoroa, covers more than 60 acres. The lake provides a peaceful setting to enjoy fishing, kayaking, and paddle boating. A paved walking path around the lake makes it easy for you to observe the ornamental flower beds and exotic trees and spot the many bird species that live in the wetland region at the southern end of the lake. Bring lunch and relax in one of the picnic areas after exploring the reserve.

The New Zealand Timber Museum

Around 15 minutes north of Tokoroa, the New Zealand Timber Museum showcases the history of the South Waikato District, known as the hub of New Zealand’s forestry and timber industry. You’ll find restored historic buildings, photographs from the early 20th century, wood crafts from local artists, a local geology display, and numerous pieces of antique logging machinery.

Tokoroa Talking Pole Forest

As you travel around Tokoroa, you’ll spot many tall wooden carvings known as Talking Poles displayed along the streets. The sculptures represent a variety of cultural symbols for the region. As a nod to the importance of the local logging industry, many of the poles were created from local timber — like the Slender Lady, carved from tōtara, a tree native to the North and South Islands. There’s a map of the locations of the Talking Poles so you can find all these unique sculptures.