Konin Lodge Accommodation
Konini Lodge Egmont National Park
Konini Lodge, situated near Dawson Falls, offers bunkroom type accommodation for up to 38 people. It is ideal for large groups seeking budget accommodation yet also suitable for smaller groups. Konini Lodge is now also functional as a day venue for meetings and seminars with large living areas and use of kitchen facilities. The Lodge is a Lockwood structure, located in a tranquil native bush setting. Close by are most beautiful bush walks, river settings and spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. Information is available most days at the Visitor Centre and Department staff are available to give groups a talk and guided walk by arrangement.
Facilities
- 4 bunkrooms which sleep up to eight people.
- 2 bunkrooms which sleep up to three people.
- 2 separate, large, living areas.
- Communal kitchen equipped with cooking facilities.
- Men and Womens bathrooms with hot showers.
- Drying room and heating facilities.
What to Bring
- Own bedding (mattresses are provided)
- Food
- Toiletries etc.
Rates
Night Rates (per night):
- On request
- *** Hut Passes and tickets are not valid at Konini Lodge.
Address:
Dawson Falls Visitor Centre
Manaia Road
RD 29
KAPO
Day Rates
9 am - 4 pm (approx.)
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Price on Request.
Overnight rates are negotiable at off-peak times.
Bookings are essential.
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Phone: 025 430 248 or fax 08 326 1844
Mount Taranaki What to do and see
Egmont National Park has a variety of tramping opportunities. Visitors can also enjoy the scenery, walk, climb, ski, take photographs and picnic.
Dawson Falls is a popular visitor attraction. Short walks from Dawson Falls include:
- Kapuni Loop Track to Dawson Falls
- Ridge Loop Track
- Wilkies Pools Loop Track
- Hasties Hill Loop Track
Half and full day trips include:
- Lake Dive Round Trip
- Fanthams Peak Return Trip
- Waingongoro Track Round Trip
Those wishing to tramp or climb in the Park should buy an Egmont National Park Map (Infomap 273-09). Also of use are the NZMS 260 series of topographic maps.
Weather and Safety Egmont National Park is subject to very high rainfall and sudden dramatic weather changes. Anyone going for more than a short walk should carry protective clothing, whatever the season. This includes woollen hat, boots, wind and waterproof parka and overtrousers. When tramping keep some dry clothes for the end of the day.
For
further information Department of Conservation Ph 025 430 248
or Stratford Area Office (06) 765 5144
Pembroke Road
STRATFORD