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Rest easy with NZ’s campervan pass
AUCKLAND – The launch of the new Passing Through Campervan Park Holiday Pass by Southern TravelNet, will allow campers to purchase any number of vouchers at a set price, which they can then use to access a growing number of campervan sites throughout New Zealand’s North and South islands.
Prices range from $NZ39 per night and offers customers the flexibility to pre book with the holiday parks at set prices.
Michael Hall, general manager, Southern TravelNet. “Travelling around by campervan is not always easy when you’re thinking about the next place to put your head down for the night.
â€Sometimes you can spend more time planning, than actually enjoying your break.â€
He said the majority of campsites available with the pass were Qualmark rated.
Passing Through Campervan Pass vouchers are valid from date of purchase for one year, and are available to purchase online at www.passingthrough.co.nz.
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