Hut · Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
Te Whare Okioki Hut
Kaimai Mamaku Conservation Park
Te Whare Okioki is a 12-bunk hut on the North South Track in Kaimai Mamaku Conservation Park, built in 2019 by Kaimai Ridgeway Trust volunteers. You walk in from several road ends, taking 3 to 6 hours. There is space to camp outside, and firewood is provided April to October. Tracks can be muddy and streams impassable in wet weather.
Te Whare Okioki is a hut in Kaimai Mamaku Conservation Park, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, with 12 bunks. You book it ahead through DOC bookings.
How booking Te Whare Okioki works
Department of Conservation (DOC) takes the bookings for this hut. Booking system: DOC bookings. DOC lists 12 bunks.
At a glance
- Type
- Hut · DOC category: Serviced Hut
- Sleeps
- 12 bunks
- Season
- “Bookings are open for stays up to 30 June 2027.”
- Site types
- 12 bunks, Tent sites
- Fees (NZD)
- Adult (18+): $25 per night
- Youth (5-17): $12.50 per night
- Child/Infant (0-4): free
As DOC states them on 2026-10-31. Check the DOC page before you book.
- Facilities
- Firewood provided April to October only
- Getting there
- Walking only, from several road ends; 3 to 6 hours
- Booked through
- DOC bookings
- Location
- -37.77736, 175.91568
In an emergency, call 111.
This page has no PermitSnag alert for Te Whare Okioki yet. Book it with DOC.
Nearby places to stay
Straight-line distance between the agency’s map points.
Te Whare Okioki: questions
Do I need to book Te Whare Okioki ahead?
Yes. Te Whare Okioki is booked online through DOC bookings, run by Department of Conservation (DOC).
How many people does Te Whare Okioki sleep?
Department of Conservation (DOC) lists 12 bunks at Te Whare Okioki.
How much does Te Whare Okioki cost?
Department of Conservation (DOC) lists: Adult (18+) $25 NZD per night; Youth (5-17) $12.50 NZD per night; Child/Infant (0-4) free.
When is Te Whare Okioki open?
Department of Conservation (DOC) says: "Bookings are open for stays up to 30 June 2027."
What is the emergency number at Kaimai Mamaku Conservation Park?
In New Zealand, call 111 for police, fire or ambulance, and for search and rescue.
Hut, campsite, region and location data: Department of Conservation (DOC), Crown copyright, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.