Sadly, this was a disappointing activity. Lotsa steaming vents but almost no visible bubbling mud or water—but the trails are well-maintained and it felt good to stretch our legs after hours in the car. I wish we’d given this a pass and had more time to hike at Huka Falls.

Actually, we went a few years ago but, I still remember the dramatic sights there. It's a good way to spend a day or half a day anyway. Lots of hot steam obviously and bubbling mud....watch your step. Don't wear nice clothes or shoes. I would go back again in a few years.

It was my first visit to a geothermal area. A nice walk, would be very exposed in heat or rain. Lots of steam vents, most of mud had dried up but could hear it bubbling. Only $10 to enter, nice gift shop and parking is easy. It was OK we thought. If you have been to other sites around Rotorua, probably one to miss.

Amazing views and an exciting experience. A small fee to get in but paving and erecting of paths were in very good confirm with great viewing platforms so well worth it. Great information throughout the walk. Would recommend.

It is a pleasant 45 min walk that allows you to fully understand the strong geothermal activity of the region. You walk among craters and fumaroles according to a marked route. That’s nice. Afterwards there are much more impressive sites near Roturoa.

At 10 dollars per adult it was a pleasant hour stroll. The craters were cool with bursts of steam. Be sure to read the information signs, we learnt a lot. We visited Orakei Korako and Wai o Tapu parks on our trip, but I thought this added something we hadn't seen at either park. The park is hot however so be prepared for that in the heat of the summer.

Great place to visit and stroller / push car friendly. Total time needed with an infant is more like 85-100 minutes (including reading all the info upon entry), whereas if it's just adults you can do it in sixty minutes. There is plenty of information to read upon entry as well. Only restrooms are located at the main entry/exit point.