Picton is a picturesque waterfront town located at the head of Queen Charlotte Sound in Marlborough. It's a popular destination for those wanting to enjoy the stunning scenery and adventure of the Marlborough Sounds.
Picton accommodation holiday park offers a range of options
from tent and powered campervan & caravan sites to comfortable cabins. The
park also has a swimming pool, children's playground and BBQ facilities.
1. Location
Picton
is a quaint town on the Marlborough waterfront with access to one of New
Zealand's most pristine sounds. It is home to some of the best wine in the
country and is a great place to start or end your Marlborough adventure. If you
are looking for something a little more substantial, there is a wide selection
of taverns, pubs and restaurants to choose from. For the truly adventurous
there are numerous day trips to nearby Havelock, Pelorus Bridge and Nelson.
Taking the
top award for being the cheapest to stay in and offering the best value for
your dollar, Picton Holiday Park has earned itself a permanent place on our
travel bucket list. This quaint resort has a number of clever features,
including free Wi-Fi and a well appointed spa and wellness centre. It also has
a surprisingly large number of rooms, making it one of the largest holiday
parks in the area.
2. Waterfront
Picton
is a great place to stay for water activities and sightseeing in the
Marlborough Sounds. It is also the main commercial port of the region and
provides access to Queen Charlotte Sound.
With
its redeveloped marina and a variety of accommodation options, Picton offers a
unique experience for visitors looking to stay in the waterfront area. You can
find a selection of motels and units to suit your budget at the waterfront,
with plenty of self-catering facilities available at many of them.
One
of the best places to stay in town for a budget-friendly stay is Picton
Accommodation Gateway Motel, which has a wide range of contemporary-style rooms
and studios with kitchenettes. Located on High Street, this is an excellent
option for those who want to be in the centre of Picton but still have their
own space.
Its
entry-level budget studios have a kitchenette while more spacious rooms can
accommodate up to four people. It also has a large grassy barbecue area in the
centre, so you can relax after a day on the beach.
Another
great choice in the waterfront is Sequoia Lodge, which has a variety of room
types from dorm rooms to private twin and queen bedrooms with ensuites. The
hostel also has a communal kitchen to help you prepare your own meals.
This is the perfect place to stay for couples seeking a
romantic retreat. The couplecentric rooms have characterful decor and a wealth
of shared facilities to make your stay easy and enjoyable, including an outdoor
pool and spa pool, direct access to an undercover balcony or patio, and a fully
equipped kitchen for you to prepare your own meals.
3. Accommodation
Picton
accommodation holiday park is the place to be if you are looking for a great
value stay in the Marlborough region. It offers a range of accommodation
options from standard cabins to self-contained motels, as well as a variety of
caravan and campground sites.
A
variety of facilities are on hand including a swimming pool, hot tub and BBQ
facilities. Guests can also take advantage of the free WiFi and free on-site
parking.
For
those wanting to stretch out there are some spacious self-contained units to
choose from, all featuring a modern kitchen with an oven and a dishwasher. Some
even have a balcony.
Other
amenities include a large shared lounge, and a guest laundry. The park also has
a games room and a kids' playground.
This
quaint little park is situated just a short stroll from the Interislander ferry
terminal and Picton marina. It is a great base from which to explore QueenCharlotte Sound, the largest in New Zealand.
The
best part is that it's affordable. The average price for a night at this
property is around NZ$40, which isn't a bad deal considering all the things
you'll get to do in and around Picton!
It's
no wonder that this small family-owned and operated holiday park is
consistently ranked as one of the top attractions in the Marlborough region.
It's a great choice for a relaxing getaway or a fun-filled family vacation.
It is a good idea to book your stay ahead of time to avoid
disappointment. The best deals are typically booked out months in advance. The
most popular days to visit are often during the winter or school holidays, when
families are on vacation and tourist traffic is at a minimum.
4. Cafes & Restaurants
Picton
has a variety of cafes and restaurants serving local produce. You can dine on
fresh seafood or enjoy a traditional New Zealand meal. The town is also known
for its Maritime Festival, which takes place in January and features live
music, family entertainment, and food stalls.
A
few of the best places to eat include the Picton Harbour Hotel, Picton
Restaurant, and The Boatshed Café. Located on the waterfront, these cafes offer
spectacular views of the water and are a good choice for a quick and filling
lunch.
The
Bay Vista Waterfront Motel is another great option if you want to stay close to
the water's edge. It has a range of units and apartments, each of which has its
own waterfront location and includes a full kitchen, private patio, Sky TV and
on-site parking.
If
you're planning on staying for longer than a week , then you might want to
consider a self-catering accommodation. Several of the motels in Picton offer this service.
For example, the Picton Accommodation Gateway Motel offers a
selection of modern-style studios and one-bedroom units. The entry-level budget
room features a kitchenette, while the premium units have a private outdoor
patio and a barbecue area.
Tasman Holiday Parks Picton is a good choice for families and
groups of friends who are looking for a place to stay in Picton. It offers a
range of amenities, including a heated outdoor pool and a hot tub. You can also
explore the surrounding area on foot, as this holiday park is a short drive
away from Victoria Domain.
5. Activities
Picton is a great place to take the kids on holiday. Whether
you are looking for some
activities
to keep them entertained or want to take them on a tour of the Marlborough
Sounds, there are plenty of options here.
If
you're looking for a family-friendly stay in the heart of Picton, then look no
further than Tasman Holiday Parks Picton. This peaceful holiday park offers
tent and campervan sites, budget cabins and self-contained units ideal for
families on a budget.
Located
just a 3-minute drive from the Interislander and Bluebridge Ferry Terminals,
this family-friendly holiday park is also opposite the newly redeveloped Picton
Marina. It is a great base for sightseeing trips to the Queen Charlotte Track
or exploring the beautiful Marlborough Sounds.
There
are a variety of room types here, including budget rooms, studios and
twobedroom apartments, so you can find something to suit your needs. You'll
love the views of the waterfront and Picton Harbour, so make sure you take some
time to enjoy them during your visit.
While
staying here, you can take advantage of the heated outdoor pool and hot tub. If
you're feeling more active, there are a variety of hiking and walking tracks to
choose from in the surrounding area.
Aside from its convenient location, this
ultimate accommodation park is also close to the local cafes and restaurants. Depending
on your mood, you can relax with a cup of coffee or indulge in a delicious meal
at one of the many eateries lining the waterfront. You can also get some
shopping done in the city centre before heading back to your accommodation to
unwind.