If you like the great outdoors and unique, adventurous stays - this is the place for you!!! This is excellent value for money as it's a whole experience - not just a place to sleep. Glamping at the Flying Fox with Kelly & Jane was one of the highlights of our trip, and we haven't stopped talking about this stay to friends and family, everything about it was unique and amazing.
We did the Tongariro Alpine Crossing that morning and it does take a few hours but was an easy drive to reach the accomodation and the perfect spot to unwind afterwards. The drive to the property itself is very scenic driving alongside the river with beautiful winding roads through NZ bushland. Ringing the gong and taking the cable car across the river to the tent is so fun and exciting.
The tent is cozy, with very comfortable beds, it's a tent with wifi, surrounded by bush and gardens, some friendly chooks nearby. There is a seperate camp kitchen area to make your own meals, a fire pit and big swings. The shower is a highlight, a hot outdoor shower under the tree ferns, so peaceful to shower amongst nature with birds singing overhead - and 100% private.
Honestly you need to stay a few nights to make the most of your stay I wish we stayed 3 nights or longer, and explored more of the river and surrounding hikes. We highly recommend the Flying Fox and Jane & Kelly were such welcoming, informative lovely hosts. We will be back again!!

A few things to note, this is out of town, I think it's roughly 30mins to the nearest town so you want to be prepared and pick up dinner supplies in advance. There is a small shop on site that has a large range of snacks and wines / beers and the lovely hosts offer cooked snacks and meals after 11am but you prob want to BYO food. There is multiple accomodation options on site, if I could do it again I'd go with a group of friends and possibly rent the big house. But the glamp tent is perfect for 2. The camp area has a drop toilet only, it was clean and perfectly fine but worth mentioning. I'm scared of heights and was fine in the cable car, but you probably want to take smaller suitcases across.