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Written by Treetops on 26 Jun, 2025
At Treetops Lodge, we believe that the greatest adventures start where the road ends — and that’s exactly where you’ll find some of the best trout fishing on the planet.
Written by Treetops on 19 Jun, 2025
In a world that never stops, sometimes the greatest luxury is time. Time to connect. To reflect. To simply be—with the one you love.
Written by Treetops on 15 May, 2025
While the Northern Hemisphere basks in sun-drenched holidays, the Southern Hemisphere offers something rarer: the magic of New Zealand’s winter wilderness — raw, refined, and whisper-quiet. Treetops Lodge & Estate’s Pure Escape package delivers luxury wrapped in wool, wilderness, and warmth.
Written by Treetops on 15 May, 2025
Spend quality time with your family with experiences from forest foraging to kayaking and glow worm caves—immersed within 2500 acres of private New Zealand forest, waterfalls and spectacular nature.
Written by Kinloch Media Release on 10 Mar, 2025
Three of the V8 Supercars’ biggest stars—Anton De Pasquale, rising rookie Ryan “Woody” Wood, and local hero Andre Heimgartner—recently swapped horsepower for golf carts at Taupo’s world-class Kinloch Club.
Treetops Media Release on 13 Jan, 2025
The secret is out! We already knew Taupō was a special destination—now CNN is ranking it too. Taupō is named along with Almaty, Kazakhstan; the Andaman and Nicobar Islands; Nashville, Tennessee; and Stockholm, Sweden as where to visit in 2025.
Written by Sarah Pollok on 12 Aug, 2024
Treetops has far more to offer than just game and hunting, with unbelievable service, art-filled interiors and an abundance of nature to explore.
Treetops Media Release on 14 Dec, 2023
Treetops Lodge & Estate, New Zealand’s privately owned 2500-acre nature reserve, offers exclusive use of 70 km (35 miles) of private hiking trails.
Written by Rob McGovern on 17 Jul, 2023
A quick jaunt from Rotorua is Treetops Lodge and Estate. The property is expansive and is home to herds of deer, goats, turkeys and, bizarrely enough, water buffalo.
