Acaena rorida is a species of mat-forming perennial plant known only from grassy uplands on the Mangaohane Plateau in the northwestern part of the Ruahine Range in the North Island of New Zealand.

[2] Within its range, this plant occurs in areas with moist, stable soils such as in hollows in tussocklands and the floors of ravines.

Flowering occurs in December and January with fruit being produced in February.

[2] This species has the "Nationally Critical" conservation status under the New Zealand Threat Classification System.

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