Curious, quirky and unusual all describe the facilities at Queenstown Top 10 Holiday Park Creeksyde. From the ‘Tapas Room’ barbecue pavilion to the trompe l’oeil (deceive the eye) murals in the communal bathrooms …..

Tapas Room BBQ Pavilion

Tapas Room BBQ Pavilion

The ‘Oast House’ communal bathrooms are built with timber recycled from an old brewery.

Oast House communal bathrooms

The trompe l’oeil (deceive the eye) murals inside ‘Oast House’ – mind the stairs in the mens room.

Mens bathroom – mind the stairs

Girls get a Body Sanctum bathroom with the Skyline Gondola in the shower.

Body sanctum bathroom

Skyline Gondola shower

Creeksyde’s not only unusual in design, it has a reduce, reuse and recycle philosophy and it’s the first holiday park in the world to achieve an EarthCheck platinum award. You can help by recycling food for both worms and guests.

Feed the worms

Food recycling

Top 10 Creeksyde has the usual array of holiday park accommodation options spread throughout grassy, well maintained grounds. We parked on a powered site, sites aren’t large – they’re not suitable for big rigs, staff will check your vehicle dimensions when booking. We’d definitely park up at Creeksyde again, the unusual features teamed with its location – a few minutes walk from town, make it one of our favourite camping locations. Enjoy your stay at what may be New Zealand’s most unusual holiday park.

Unusual flower pots

Even the dump station looks attractive