NEWS: All walk and bike tracks will be closed from Friday August 14th 2020 until further notice.
People who visit Living Springs are impacted by the beautiful, natural setting and leave with a better connection to the world they live in.
As a host of many large groups, corporate organisations, schools and camps, Living Springs gives people memories and experiences that can impact them for life. The hillside location of the main camping facility and the surrounding 450ha property, make Living Springs a unique and wonderful place. Isn’t it time you visited?
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OUR CAMPS
We offer a huge range of camps for all ages, abilities, private small groups as well as large social groups.
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- COMMUNITY GROUP CAMPS
- CORPORATE EVENTS
- LIVING SPRINGS CAMPING COLLECTIVE
- SCHOOL CAMPS
OUR LATEST NEWS
Camp Twitch is off with a bang! Or should I say SPLASH
What do ukuleles, mountainboarding and a disco all have in common? They’re just some of the activities we have lined up for Camp Twitch 2019! And that’s not all……we’ve got archery tag on the cards, a talent show and plenty more surprises in store. Living with a disorder that is as physical and intrusive as…
So much fun with Te Kōmanawa Rowley School
Once again the Aorangi Sponsorship Programme made dreams come true. The kids of Te Kōmanawa Rowley School spent 3 days at Living Springs and enjoyed many different activities. The Aorangi Sponsorship progamme matches sponsors with schools. Te Kōmanawa Rowley School was sponsored by Beta Management Services Limited. Thank you so much! It is impossible to describe…
Be transformed. Be refreshed. Be inspired.
OUR ENVIRONMENT
The move towards an Eco-Sanctuary on this unique 420 hectare property is an evolving one and had its inception forty years ago with a number of comprehensive tree planting programmes in the early years of Living Springs.
There has been a considerable momentum shift in recent years with the Allandale Stream Restoration programme beginning in 2011 and then enlarging to include the ‘Plant a Hundred Totaras’ initiative and “Predator Free Allandale” concept in 2013/14. Out of this base in 2014 began to emerge the idea of a Living Springs Eco–Sanctuary.
Today Living Springs is preparing to plant another 7500 native trees between winter 2018 – 2020 alongside formalising plans for the Ecosanctuary. Support through donations and volunteer labour are needed. Ask the staff about Corporate Responsibility packages to enable your company to partner with this nature project.
Living Springs would like to thank the following sponsors
Air Rescue
ANZ
Environment Canterbury
Evergreen Landscapes
Fahey FenceHire
Lion Foundation
Mainland Foundation
Pub Charity
Rata Foundation
Southern Trust