Excellent fun. It had been raining heavy all day when we arrived late afternoon. We decided not to wait for the nighttime light option. Very well constructed and very informative. Staff really friendly and helpful.

This is an awesome experience with Redwoods! One key recommendation is I would avoid paying for the tree walk. It is not that high and unfortunately a gimmick. If you have kids, this could be fun but otherwise would recommend just doing the free walk. The Redwood Memorial Grove Track is an easy 2km walk that immerses you in the Redwoods, which we found to be much more impressive from the ground. The redwoods and forest are breath-taking. You can easily do this activity in 1-2 hours and pair it with another experience in Rotorua.

The redwoods are beautiful, amazingly tall and majestic! We did the blue trail which is estimated to take an hour, we did it in about 45 minutes so I think the timing estimations for the trails are a little conservative. Beautiful walk through a beautiful forest.

We did the night walk. Booking ahead online saved us from standing in a very long line. The hanging bridges, special lights throughout and informational signs were great. We had a fun time, but if we were to go back we'd do the daytime walk so we could see more of the forest.

We really enjoyed walking around this beautiful forest. We opted for the 1:5 hour quarry loop which was a bit steep in the mid section but was a lovely mixture of terrain. We enjoyed seeing the giant redwoods, tree ferns plus many other indigenous trees. It was great to see both local families and tourists out enjoying the paths and the sunshine. Nice little cafe on site for a range of savoury and sweet treats - plus plenty of toilets too! Free to enter - unless you want to do the tree top walk on walkways up in the trees. Free parking in site - all walks start at the visitor centre and are clearly signposted throughout the walk so no dangers of getting lost!

Even if you don't have time to do some of the walks, trails etc, this is a great visit. Take a short walk, they are well marked and the trees are amazing. Sundown here was beautiful. Well worth a visit, nice visitor centre and plenty of parking.

Only 10min drive from the city. We did the shortest walk before we did the treewalk. Very relaxing. The redwoods are babies compared to the Muir Woods in San Francisco but still big enough and worth visiting especially if it’s your first time seeing them. Definitely recommend and it’s free.

The woods with very original background story, and also the story of how the tree-walk was build. You can walk around the place for free and I saw a lot of people with dogs. Besides that, you can also go for the tree-walk here, which is paid. I would personally like to experience the night tree walk, even though I heard the place is very busy. The decoration hanging from the trees must be beautiful in the night. But I believe that you can also see the decoration form the ground. Just a heads-up, if you plan to park directly at the place or at connecting streets, when I was visiting the place, I saw some teenagers going from one car to another, trying to open car doors. Before I managed to record them or report them to any staff member, they had vanished. Be careful.

Absolutely awesome experience and would definitely recommend. Very friendly and helpful staff. We did the walk day and night time and this was a great way to see both nature at is best and a fantastic light show.

We did the tree walk during the day. It was easy enough and fun. Sometimes it would rock and give me a fright but over all a great time. I would go again. There is a second lap that goes higher that includes stairs but the bottom one is pushchair friendly. I saw a man with a cane doing it as well.