R&V moving to the Waikato? 3 Tamahere properties to lock in your 2027 accommodation early.

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R&V moving to the Waikato? 3 Tamahere properties to lock in your 2027 accommodation early.

R&V moving to Tamahere in 2027? Lock in your festival accommodation early with our pic of properties.

Emma Bacon
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Rumours suggest the Rhythm and Vines festival may relocate to Tamahere, Waikato by 2027. Savvy festival-goers can prepare by purchasing property now to secure future accommodation and avoid the rush.

Trade Me highlights three potential properties in the area:

- A lifestyle block perfect for a private campground

- A five-bedroom home with ample space

- A luxury estate for a VIP experience

Invest early to secure the ultimate New Year's base for this potential festival shift.

The rumour mill's working overtime, and the word on the street is that New Zealand's most iconic New Year's festival, Rhythm and Vines, might be trading the Gisborne sunrise for the rolling green pastures of Tamahere in the mighty Waikato for 2027.

While the official word is still under wraps, savvy Kiwi know that preparation is everything. Why fight for a crowded campsite or pay surge prices for a bach when you could buy the farm?

If the festival does move to the Waikato, Tamahere is going to be ground zero. We’ve done the heavy lifting and hit Trade Me Property to find three properties to cement your status as the ultimate New Year's host.

The "Worthy Farm" blank canvas

126D Woodcock Road, Tamahere certainly has potential. Teepee not included.

Channel your inner Michael Eavis and start your own Waikato version of Glastonbury. This lifestyle property, on sale for under $1 million is practically begging for a mini-festival setup. With wide open spaces, all you need to do is BYO teepee, string up some fairy lights and some bunting, and you’ve got a private campground for you and 50 of your closest mates.

The recovery zone home

With 5-beds, a floorprint of nearly 300m² and plenty of flat lawn this home could be the ticket.

Boasting five generous bedrooms for the core squad, there’s still plenty of room on the lawn for the overflow camping crew. Best of all? It comes with a gently flowing stream on-site to help wash away the sins of the night before. Located in a family-friendly area, it's the perfect balance of festival proximity and daytime recovery. 

The VIP estate

Private and sitting on 5,880m2 of land with views across the Waikato river and Mt Pirongia.

Forget the tent, this is the VIP estate. For those who want to experience the festival atmosphere but demand a proper thread-count and a good night's sleep at the end of the night, this option is the one. It’s spacious, luxurious, and offers a highly strategic, safe distance from the neighbours. Host the ultimate pre-party, and retreat to your sanctuary when the bass drops.

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Emma Bacon Emma Bacon

Emma is a Communications, PR and Content expert, with a passion for storytelling and a love for nostalgic homes, particularly Art Deco, Mid Century and A Frame properties, or any she deems to have "good bones".