$100- $100 per night
Ref.#: 8937
Hackfalls Arboretum also has this quiet home for rent.
Relax on the balcony verandah with your lunch and enjoy the tranquility and view.
Quiet and peaceful, with only farm animals and New Zealand`s beautiful native birds for company.
Hackfalls is not only one of the the best Arboretums in New Zealand but it is a working farm with all the delights of country farm life.
Located in Tiniroto near Gisborne, Hackfalls Arboretum is home to over 3000 species and varieties of oaks, alders, cherries, magnolias, maples and more. The collection of evergreen and semi-evergreen Mexican oak species is considered the largest private collection of oaks in the world.
Hackfalls boasts a variety of spectacular walking tracks, lakes and gardens to visit. The property is also a working sheep and cattle station, which means you get to experience this flourishing arboretum within a picturesque East Coast farm setting.
New website for Hackfalls Arboretum
If you are reading this, you`ve discovered our new website!
The website has lots of photos of our stunning arboretum and information about what to do while you`re here. There is also a comprehensive listing of our tree collection.
Have a look around the Hackfalls website and let us know what you think by sending us an email. CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW
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AND THINGS TO DO
Hackfalls Arboretum is home to a variety of stunning walks which are the perfect way for you to explore all the picturesque tree collections, gardens and lakes this beautiful arboretum has to offer.
Lake Walk
Take in all the brilliance of the Scarlet oaks and Azalea garden, not to mention the glassy lakes which make Hackfalls Arboretum so unique.
Ridge Walk
This walk boasts beautiful views of the Karangata Lake and surrounding areas. You will also be taken past collections of Holly oaks, rowens and pine trees.
Karangata Walk
This walk takes in the charming Karangata Lake and mainly comprises oaks, including the Mexican oaks Hackfalls is best known for, and also Sorbus aucuparia.
Bush walk
This is a short walk through native bush. Keep an eye out for the beautiful New Zealand birdlife that call this walk home.
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