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Freehold Holiday Park For Sale
Haast, South Westland, New Zealand
Lifestyle business in scenic wonderland There is a timeless, spiritual quality to South Westland, especially around Haast. The booming Tasman Sea, deserted beaches, dense lowland rainforest, wetlands, and mountain wilderness all combine to make this a hauntingly beautiful part of New Zealand. Haast is situated alongside Mt. Aspiring National Park and the surrounding wilderness forms part of the South-West New Zealand World Heritage Area. Visitors come from all over the world to experience the dramatic forest and mountain scenery. Haast is also gateway to the Pass that links the West Coast with Central Otago. A steady stream of tourists, who are circumnavigating the South Island, pass through Haast all through the year. Haast Beach Holiday Park is a popular accommodation venue that offers a mix of motels, cabins, and sites for campervans and tents. The Holiday Park is located approximately 15 km from Haast Township along the road to Jacksons Bay, and 2 km from Okuru and the Turnbull River. 
Haast Beach Holiday Park is 15 km from Haast
The Holiday Park is a well-patronised accommodation venue due to its proximity to tourist destinations both north and south of Haast. Tourism numbers have been increasing over the past few years and are projected to increase at an average annual rate of 3% into the future. Haast Beach Holiday Park is close to productive whitebaiting spots and is largely full for the duration of the whitebaiting season (15 August to 30 November). The Holiday Park is also a popular overnight stopping place for tour buses. This busy Holiday Park business has now come on to the market. It offers the best of both worlds - a solid trading history with turnover exceeding $400,000 (gross profit of 80%) and the opportunity to enjoy a fantastic lifestyle in a majestic part of New Zealand. Holiday Park business in a prime eco-tourist location Haast Beach Holiday Park offers a range of accommodation options: - 14 x Standard and Tourist Cabins, sleeping between 2 and 6 people
- 2 x Motels, sleeping 5 or 6 people
- 1 x Accommodation Lodge, sleeping up to 32 people
- 50 x Campervan Sites (powered)
- 50 x Tenting Sites
Cabins
Standard Cabins (7) have beds only, with occupants sharing all the camp facilities and supplying their own cooking utensils and bedding. Tourist Cabins have kitchen facilities, but occupants use the communal showers and toilets and supply their own blankets and linen. There is also one Tourist Cabin with its own shower. Motels
Both motel units comprise two separate bedrooms with full kitchen facilities plus shower and toilet. One unit sleeps five and the other six people, due to the inclusion of bunks in one of the bedrooms. All bedding is provided and beds are fitted with electric blankets. 
Motels with 2 bedrooms, kitchen and lounge
Accommodation Lodge
The backpacker-style Lodge was built in 2001 with further improvements in the past year. It incorporates four bunkrooms which each sleep eight people, plus separate male and female toilet facilities. The Lodge has a large open-plan kitchen and lounge area. Occupants supply their own linen, blankets and cooking utensils. 
Backpackers Lodge sleeps 32 persons in 4 bedrooms
Campervan and Tent Sites
The Holiday Park currently has 50 campervan sites with power points as well as an additional 50 sites for non-powered campervans or tents. Main Ablution Block
This is a large building containing the majority of the ablutions and other facilities, including kitchen (communal fridges and freezers), television room (SKY channels), and a guest laundry (coin operated washing machines and dryers). The complex contains five showers, four toilets and two stainless steel tubs. The toilet areas have been recently re-lined with Seratone wall cladding and the floors have been replastered with a textured finish. Residential House, Camp Shop and Camp Office
The house was constructed in 1963, but it was upgraded in 1991 with a second story being added plus a shop (on-site camp store) and an office. The house has been well maintained and provides a great standard of family accommodation with four bedrooms (one with ensuite), lounge with free standing log burner, and a modern kitchen. An added feature is the fantastic views from the upstairs bedrooms of the Hapuka Estuary to the southwest and the Tasman Sea to the west. Other Buildings
The property has an array of other buildings essential to the running of the Holiday Park. These include a large lined-garage, three bay concrete-floored shed, fully enclosed workshop with built-in workbench and a concrete-floored lined shed that is primarily used for storing whitebaiting equipment. The Holiday Park also provides a play area for children, barbecue facilities for guests, a guest laundry and lots of parking for cars, trailers and buses. Freehold Haast Beach Holiday Park is being offered for sale as a freehold going concern. Chattels being sold A comprehensive list of chattels will be provided to interested parties. As a guide, the current book value (excluding vehicles) is $134,197. Main items will include: - Stainless steel benches, refrigerators, stoves, rangettes
- Cutlery, crockery, electric kettles, toasters, microwave ovens
- Carpet and vinyl floor coverings, soft furnishings, coffee tables, log burner
- Beds, chairs, tables, outdoor furniture
- Washing machines, dryers, televisions, heaters, vacuum cleaners
- Diesel tank, lawn mower, pumps
- Telephones, fax, cash register
Well equipped communal kitchen
Day to day management Business Hours:
Monday to Sunday, as required. Staff:
The Holiday Park is operated by the owner with assistance from 3 cleaners, one administrative person and 4 temporary staff in the busy holiday season. Stock:
Stock will comprise mainly food items in the store and will total about $7000. Financial Information:
Full financial statements for the past 7 years are available from the business's Accountants, Ibbotson Cooney Limited. Advertising and Promotion:
Haast Beach Holiday Park is currently listed on a number of accommodation related websites and is also listed in the main travel guides www.travelindex.co.nz, www.nzcamping.co.nz, www.holidayparks.co.nz, http://www.kiwiholidayparks.com
Call Simon on +64 3 448 7232 Haast and South Westland
Haast is really an area, comprising several small settlements. There is Haast
Junction at the intersection of State Highway 6 and Haast-Jackson Bay Road where
the World Heritage Visitor Centre, a petrol station and Hotel is located. Just 3
km along SH 6 is Haast township with services including a supermarket, café,
tavern and accommodation options. Haast Beach, just 4 km along Haast-Jackson
Bay Road, has grocery store, petrol station, postal agency and motel. Overall,
Haast has a permanent population of approximately 300 people as well as a number
of holiday homes.
Okuru is a small settlement 13 km from Haast Junction along the road to Jackson Bay and 2 km from the Holiday Park. Hannahs Clearing, further to the south has a fire station and a primary school. The road to Jackson Bay is often rated as one of the West Coast's 'best kept secrets' by visitors. The Haast Region is a bird watcher’s paradise, with host of species located in local lowland forests. Other wildlife in the area includes fur seals, blue penguins and the Fiordland crested penguin. There are a number of tourist operators in the vicinity of the Holiday Park, offering nature walks, helicopter trips, river safaris and jet boat trips. Regional services are in Hokitika, which is approximately 232 km to the north. Wanaka, which is approximately 152 km to the south east, also has a full range of services. To find out more about the Haast Region, and South Westland, click on: http://www.west-coast.co.nz/
http://www.wcrc.govt.nz/
http://www.teara.govt.nz/1966/H/HaastPass/HaastPass/en
http://www.haastriver.co.nz/
http://www.heliventures.co.nz/
http://www.roundabouthaast.co.nz/
http://www.ecotours.co.nz/Brian/wildlife/westland/index.htm |
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