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Lake Hood is a man made recreational lake located near the township of Ashburton.

Lake Kaniere, located inland from Hokitika, is popular over summer for swimming, boating, water skiing, fishing and kayaking. There is a small community at the western end of the lake, consisting predominantly of holiday houses at Sunny Bight and Hans Bay.

From Hokitika head east 19 km along Lake Kaniere Road, this road meets the lake at 'The Landing'. The road forks at this point, the right road heads to 'Sunny Bight'. About 800m along this road is a pathway down to a small jetty which the site is located and suitable for swimming, kayaking, sailing...

A beautiful tranquil lake surrounded by native bush. Lake Mahinapua is a great place for swimming, fishing, boating, walking, picnicking, bird watching and mountain biking.

Lake Manuwai is a man-made lake 15km from Kerikeri and is a popular swimming and other recreational activities.

Lake Ngatu is located North of Kaitaia, and is a popular spot for swimming, waka ama, and other recreational use. It has good water quality.

Located on Millar Road, Lake Ōkāreka's Steep Street Reserve is popular during the summer months for swimming and picnicking.

A disused coal-mined pit, Lake Puketirini is used for many activities such as swimming, kayaking, waka ama, scuba dive training, boating and water-skiing. There is also a walk around the lake. Access to the boat ramp can be obtained by purchasing an access key from the Waikato District Council. Cyan...

A disused coal-mined pit, Lake Puketirini is used for many activities such as swimming, kayaking, waka ama, scuba dive training, boating and water-skiing. There is also a walk around the lake. Access to the boat ramp can be obtained by purchasing an access key from the Waikato District Council. Cyan...

There is good fishing, swimming and walking around this site. Take binoculars for watching water birds as Lake Rerewhakaaitu supports breeding populations of dabchicks, scaup and the largest breeding population of banded dotterel. There is a DOC camping area - open fires are prohibited but please us...

On the left as you approach Lake Rotomā from Rotorua is a reserve area with an all-weather boat ramp and jetty and toilets. The waterfront camping ground makes an ideal summer retreat with a petrol station and general store nearby.

Lake Rotopokaka is well known as Coca-Cola Lake due to its red/brown colour. The lake is suitable for swimming and has a lot of grass area for picnics.