Our buildings reflect the family orientation of the Club. The generous living and dining spaces maintain the Club and family atmosphere providing members of all ages the opportunity to meet and enjoy their stay together. Sleeping accommodation is in bunk rooms.

Accommodation fees are charged per night which includes food at the Lodge only, other buildings are self-catered. Members book their accommodation online. The family atmosphere can’t be beaten.

Fully catered winter accommodation at the Lodge (2024)

There’s a chef in the Lodge during the ski season. Members enjoy a full cooked and continental breakfast, muffins, soups, fruit and make-your-own toasted sandwiches at lunchtime and a satisfying evening meal after an energetic day on the slopes. During summer, our lodges in Whakapapa Village and Ohakune are available for self-catered stays.

All buildings have storage racks, lockers, drying rooms, generous communal lounges and bathrooms, along with warm six or eight bunk rooms. In addition, bunks come complete with a small personal locker, shelving, towel rack, reading light, duvets, blankets and pillows - so all you need are sheets and a pillow.

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Celebrate special occasions and work get-aways by booking the entire building during summer. The Chalet and Turoa is available year-round for bulk bookings. Contact us for more information.

THE LODGE \| WHAKAPAPA SKI FIELD Fresh tracks are right on the doorstep of this fully-catered 67-bed alpine lodge. Members can experience a unique and often once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, staying in an alpine environment. Only open during winter. Ski lift or walking access is required. Find out more
THE HUT \| WHAKAPAPA SKI FIELD Located 50 metres from the Lodge, this fully-catered 32-bed alpine building is ideal for groups looking for a quieter stay. It’s a popular destination surrounded by freshly groomed slopes each morning. Only open during winter. Ski lift or walking access is required. Find out more
THE CHALET \| WHAKAPAPA VILLAGE This cosy 32-bed lodge has plenty of parking available outside and provides an excellent base for groups wanting to stay off the mountain for easy access to both Whakapapa and Turoa ski fields. Excellent base for schools and groups to do the Tongariro crossing or Taranaki falls walk. Find out more
TUROA \| OHAKUNE This spacious lodge has 38-beds across two floors and large communal spaces, including a games room mezzanine. There’s plenty of space for everyone to spread out and relax. Plenty of parking available outside. Find out more
GLACIER HUT MUSEUM \| WHAKAPAPA SKI FIELD Glacier Hut was the first building to be constructed anywhere on the upper Ruapehu snowfields when it was built in 1923. It now serves as a museum displaying articles related to the Club and mountain. Find out more

THE LODGE \| WHAKAPAPA SKI FIELD Fresh tracks are right on the doorstep of this fully-catered 67-bed alpine lodge. Members can experience a unique and often once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, staying in an alpine environment. Only open during winter. Ski lift or walking access is required. Find out more
THE HUT \| WHAKAPAPA SKI FIELD Located 50 metres from the Lodge, this fully-catered 32-bed alpine building is ideal for groups looking for a quieter stay. It’s a popular destination surrounded by freshly groomed slopes each morning. Only open during winter. Ski lift or walking access is required. Find out more
THE CHALET \| WHAKAPAPA VILLAGE This cosy 32-bed lodge has plenty of parking available outside and provides an excellent base for groups wanting to stay off the mountain for easy access to both Whakapapa and Turoa ski fields. Excellent base for schools and groups to do the Tongariro crossing or Taranaki falls walk. Find out more
TUROA \| OHAKUNE This spacious lodge has 38-beds across two floors and large communal spaces, including a games room mezzanine. There’s plenty of space for everyone to spread out and relax. Plenty of parking available outside. Find out more
GLACIER HUT MUSEUM \| WHAKAPAPA SKI FIELD Glacier Hut was the first building to be constructed anywhere on the upper Ruapehu snowfields when it was built in 1923. It now serves as a museum displaying articles related to the Club and mountain. Find out more

Four mountain lodges to choose from

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