Scotts Ferry Motor Camp offers a solid camping experience with its picturesque surroundings and family-friendly atmosphere. Reviews on Google and TripAdvisor highlight the camp's proximity to beautiful beaches and stunning views, making it a great spot for relaxation and outdoor activities. Many guests appreciate the tidy facilities and well-maintained grounds, while the communal kitchen is praised for its convenience.However, some reviews note that the cabin options can be basic and may not suit everyone’s preferences. Overall, Scotts Ferry is recommended for those seeking a tranquil getaway with a focus on nature. It’s a no-frills choice that captures the essence of the New Zealand camping experience.
Take the road to Scotts Ferry at the main road intersection in Bulls, otherwise you may end up on the wrong side of the river mouth! This small “Camp Inn” is on your left, just as you enter the Scotts Ferry township, tucked up against a stop bank of the Rangitikei River. A small, well-equipped kitchen cabin is unlocked for campers to use. New Custodians Frank and Vicki. There are 7 powered sites and a large area for non-powered sites. There are 2 ablution blocks housed in concrete water tanks each with one shower and toilet. Hot water is provided by a gas hot water system.
The prices effective September 1, 2022. $20 for a powered site and $15 for an unpowered site. Plus, $2 for a shower and $2 per load. Laundry detergent was provided. Payment can be made online or in cash.