Annual Jampot Rally
The Kiwi Jampot Rally is set to alternate between the North and South Islands, with (usually) 2 years in the North Island and 1 year in the South, although more recently this pattern has changed due to availability of venues. This reflects the larger number of club members in the North Island and also a greater variety of venues.
Jampot Rally 2025
The 2025 Jampot rally is being held in Motueka. The second largest town in Tasman District, in the South Island.
The actual venue is the Top 10 Holiday Park, 10 Fearon Street, Motueka.
Rally dates: 28th Feb - 2nd March 2025
Accommodation is available at the Hoilday Park will in the form of:
Kitchen Cabins
Standard Cabins
Motel units
Appartments
Powered Camping Sites
Non-Powered Camping Sites
Entries Close Thursday, 30 January 2025.
Annual General Meeting
The Club's AGM is held in conjunction with the annual rally. At the AGM, Executive Committee reports to members as to what has been happening over the last financial year and asks members to approve of the financial statement prepared by the Treasurer. Most importantly, the members appoint the various office holders.
If you are thinking about giving back to the Club, now’s your chance. To gain an idea of what a particular role would look like, we have prepared guidelines for your consideration.
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PPS All bookings are full flexi and easy change. All bookings are fully refundable provided cancellation is made 48 hours prior to departure.
2019 Jampot Rally - Rangiwoods - Manawatu
The 2019 Jampot Rally has been held at Camp Rangi Woods in the Pohangina Valley. The camp is in a rural setting situated in the Totara Reserve regional park, locally known as “The jewel of the Manawatu”. The area is of native forest and Camp Rangi Woods runs parallel to the Pohangina River 35 minutes from Palmerston North and Feilding.
The 2019 Jampot was our “second try” at having a rally at Rangi Woods as those who attended the 2012 Jampot rally there will recall that the weather bomb that hit the district was particualy devastating and violent.
This time around the weather was fine - just a spot of overnight rain. Then it was zoom, zoom, zoom a long the quite back roads of the Manawatu. Up hill and down dale, around corners made for motorcycles. Brilliant!
Here’s a photo of the rally. More will be popped up over the next few days.
See you next year at our International Rally.
1988 Apiti, Sixtus Lodge
1989 Apiti, Sixtus Lodge
1990 Canterbury, Eyrewell Forest Camp
1991 Havelock North, Arataki Motor Camp
1992 St Arnaud, Rotoiti Lodge
1993 Wanganui, Waitotara Ashley Holiday Resort
1994 Banks Peninsula, Camp Wainui
1995 Wainuiomata, Boys Brigade Camp
1996 Katikati, Aongatete Lodge
1997 Collingwood, Motor Camp (10 Years)
1998 New Plymouth, Taranaki Outdoor Pursuits Education Centre (TOPEC)
1999 Blenheim, Spring Creek Camp
2000 Christchurch, Kiwi International Jampot, Lincoln University
2001 Parakai, Club Parakai
2002 Reefton
2003 Waipukurau, Pukeora Estate
2004 Otaki, Bridge Lodge
2005 Hanmer Springs, Forest Education Camp
2006 Okataina, Outdoor Education Lodge
2007 Inglewood, Vertical Horizons Centre
2008 Cromwell (21st Rally)
Rally locations 2009 - now and future:
2009 Hunua, Hunua Falls Camp
2010 Pahiatua, Masters Hall
2011 Murchison Kiwi Park Motor camp
2012 Pohangina Valley, Rangi Woods (25 years)
2013 Omatua Girl Guide Camp Rissington - Napier
2014 Otematata Holiday Park - Otematata
2015 HopuHopu - Ngaruawahia
2016 Blue Skies Camp - Kaiapoi
2017 Solway Park - Masterton (30 Years)
2018 Kaikoura
2019 Rangiwoods - Manawatu
2020 Kiwi International Jampot - Nelson