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Latest News: 5 June 2026

Updated rules on dogs at camps

 

Many All Points members travel with dogs (and other pets such as cats) and bring them to Club events. The Club appreciates that pets are valuable companions for many of our members.  However, not all Club members are comfortable around dogs or want to socialise with other people's pets.  Also some members have allergies to pets.

It is important to the Club that everyone attending an event is respectful of other campers.  For this reason we have a set of expectations for those attending All Points camps.  This includes specific rules for animals at events.

 

Recently we have updated these rules to make it clear that pets are not to be taken into buildings at event venues or to communal gathering like social hours or morning teas. Service dogs are exempt from these rules. These new rules are in addition to the requirement that owners ensure their dogs are on a leash and under control at all times and that they clean up after their pets.

Join us for a Club event​

Currently we hold monthly coffee mornings in Manawatu-Whanganui, Canterbury and Wellington regions.​ Member and non-members are welcome.

  • The June Manawatu-Whanganui coffee morning will be in Marton, (rather than Feilding). It's being held on Tuesday 9 June at 3 High Street Cafe, Marton, starting at 10.30am.

  • Canterbury coffee mornings are held at 11am on the second Wednesday of the month at Legends Bar, Hornby Club, Christchurch.  The next coffee morning is on Wednesday 10 June.

  • The next coffee morning in the Wellington region will be at the Backyard Cafe at Palmers Garden Centre, in Plimmerton.  It will be held on Wednesday 17 June, starting at 10.30am.

On the weekend of 12-14 June, we are having a winter escape at the Kaka Point Campground in the Catlins, south of Dunedin. 

We are holding three camps over Matariki weekend. 

Winter dinners have been organised for Feilding (Manawatu), Wellington and Canterbury.  These all have camping options available for the night of the dinner,

​​It is helpful for our planning is you RSVP for our camps and dinners in advance on the relevant web page.​ Our camps are a great opportunity to stay at new camping locations and to meet others with a passion for camping. If you haven’t had much experience with camping, they are also a supportive way to learn among friends.

Visit our Stop and Stay locations

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All Points Camping’s network of Stop and Stay properties is growing rapidly. These properties have been recommended by All Points members. They include locations where you can camp on private property, Department of Conservation land, local authority sites and commercial campgrounds.

 

Most commercial campgrounds listed on the Stop and Stay website offer a discount for All Points members or have low cost camping available. Remember to show your membership card to get your discount. The Stop and Stay web pages have a comprehensive key providing details about each property and its features.

 

Our Stop and Stay Facebook page regularly highlights one of the Stop and Stay properties. 

 

If you have a favourite camping spot that is not already listed, go to the Stop and Stay webpage and fill in the online form

 

The best way to support our Stop and Stay properties is to share them with other campers. 

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