RAGLAN LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Cabin 2, Ruapuke Motor Camp — a small, powered retreat for simple seaside living in Raglan
A rustic, self-catered cabin at Ruapuke Motor Camp in Raglan that sleeps up to four and shares communal kitchen, laundry and BBQ facilities; this guide collects the essential practical details you need to plan a stay.
Cabin 2, Ruapuke Motor Camp — a small, powered retreat for simple seaside living in Raglan.
Escape to a quietly rustic cabin at Ruapuke Motor Camp in Raglan. Cabin 2 offers a pared-back, powered shelter with heaters and access to communal cooking and washing facilities, the kind of place that lets you trade hotel trappings for fresh air, a simple meal at the shared kitchen or a barbecue out back, and time to unwind with family or a partner.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Simple, powered accommodation for up to four
Cabin 2 is a rustic unit with electricity and heaters and can sleep up to four people. Note that bedding is not supplied—you must bring blankets, pillows and other sleep gear.
Communal kitchen, showers and laundry
Guests use a shared kitchen stocked with fridges, freezers, stoves, a kettle and a toaster; separate men’s and women’s toilets and showers are available, plus two washing machines (usable for a small fee) and two BBQs for communal use.
Family-friendly rates and short-stay flexibility
The base nightly rate covers two adults; additional adult and child pricing tiers apply and there is a minimum two-night stay with bookings possible for up to 14 nights, making it a straightforward option for short family getaways.
What the day feels like
What staying here feels like
Stays center on the cabin and shared camp infrastructure: arrive for a scheduled check-in, sleep in a small powered cabin, prepare meals in the communal kitchen or on the camp BBQs, and use on-site laundry and shower facilities as needed. The offering is intentionally simple—comfortable heating and power but no supplied bedding or cooking utensils—so the experience is one of low-key, self-reliant relaxation.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin suits (and who should look elsewhere).
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
You must bring your own bedding—blankets, sheets and pillows—and your own cooking utensils for use in the communal kitchen; the cabin has power and heaters.
The communal kitchen provides fridges, freezers, stoves, a kettle and a toaster; there are two communal barbeques for guest use—bring utensils and BBQ supplies.
Two washing machines are available on-site for use for a small fee—bring any detergent you need.
The cabin has power and heaters—no additional heating equipment from guests is required but bedding must be supplied by guests.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can sleep in Cabin 2?
Cabin 2 can sleep up to four people.
Are bedding or linens provided?
No. Bedding is not provided; guests must bring their own blankets, pillows and other sleep gear.
What are the rates and who is included in the base price?
The base price is $80 and includes two adults (ages 15+); additional adults (15+) are charged $25 each, children ages 5–14 are $10 each, and infants 5 and under are free.
Is there a minimum or maximum length of stay?
There is a minimum two-night stay for two adults and bookings can be made for up to 14 nights.
What check-in and check-out times should I plan for?
Check-in is from 2:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.
What facilities are available on site?
There is a communal kitchen (fridges, freezers, stoves, kettle, toaster), separate men’s and women’s toilet and shower blocks, two washing machines (for a small fee) and two barbeques for guest use; there is no on-site store.