We stayed in a tourist flat for 3 nights. It is a nice little cabin it had 2 bedrooms but the living area was small but clean. most of the staff was wonderful and helpful, Would recomend but not with a big family.

We stayed in a small cabin for 3 nights - it was FREEZING. We could just as well been camping. The heater was on 1h setting, so we had two choices - freeze or get up every hour to turn it back on. The receptionist didn't care when we complained, fortunately the manager had his head screwed on and gave us an extra heater. We don't know what the flats are like, but were told by the manager that all cabins have those 1h heaters for 'safety reasons.' Dreadful, especially considering that if you pay for a powered site, you can have heating on all night in your campervan.

Stayed here for 4 nights in a tourist flat. The kitchen part of the flat was well stocked. The room was a good size and clean. The flat was a bit dated in its decoration but if its clean it's all good. The holiday park itself is kept well and there are plenty of powered and non-powered sites maybe even too many. The park has easy access to the nearby beach also. Now word of advice don't bother with the wi-fi the signal where we were was too poor to open a paper bag and at $4 an hour without being able to log off is a rip-off.

We stayed at powered campsite at Dunedin Holiday Park for one night. It was early winter. We arrived quite late that night. The kitchen and dining area was clean and well equipped. The toilet was clean and hot shower available at no extra cost.
The place is close to the beach but we had to walk across a rugby field to get there.
Overall, it's a nice place to stay, and I loves the paintings along the wall of the park facilities and cabins. Funny puzzles and happy cartoon characters :-)