Catlins Mohua Park Eco Accommodation
Set among New Zealand's beautiful Catlin’s bush country,
are four cottages providing seclusion and uninterrupted views of rolling pasture.
Take one of our guided scenic and wildlife tours and see the best of what The Catlins has to offer.
Our Cottages
Take your pick from four spacious king studio eco cottages, all offering privacy in a natural bush setting. Each cottage has incredible views overlooking lush rolling farmland and the stunning bush of the Morris Saddle. Self-cater with a fully equipped kitchen or book a catered stay for breakfasts (at an additional cost).
Catlins Scenic & Wildlife Tours
Explore The Catlins and Southern Scenic route. See the thundering waterfalls, beautiful beaches and native wildlife. Let us guide you to the best places.
Our Eco
Friendly Ways
Here at Mohua Park, we have made sustainable choices in planning and rebuilding on this property. Read about some of the approaches we have taken to make us eco-friendly...
Introducing Your Hosts
Gill and Lyndon McKenzie own and run Mohua Park Eco Accommodation.
Raised locally, their knowledge of The Catlins and wider area is extensive.
Avid travellers themselves they understand what makes an outstanding stay and have equipped their cottages for your comfort.
Book one of their personalised guided tours to experience the best of what The Catlins has to offer.
Finding Us
To help you find us, it's important to note that there is no signage to The Catlins.
Coming from Balclutha: The Southern Scenic Route leaves Highway 1 in Balclutha at High Street. Signs indicate Owaka and Invercargill. Once in The Catlins, follow the Southern Scenic Route about 10kms south of Owaka until you reach the turn off onto Catlins Valley Road.
Coming from Invercargill: The Southern Scenic Route in Invercargill turns off Elles Road at McQuarrie Street. Signs indicate Fortrose, then Tokanui, then Balclutha and Papatowai. Once in The Catlins, follow the Southern Scenic Route about 16kms north from Papatowai - you will be at the turn off onto Catlins Valley Road.
The Catlins Valley Road is gravel. Travel approximately 7.4kms to the crest of a hill where there is there is signage for Mohua Park and number 744 marking the entrance to our driveway. Follow the drive up the hill to the main house where you will find reception.
Note: there is limited cell phone coverage in The Catlins.
