Hurricanes hooker Dane Coles is the notable new face in the squad, which includes Highlanders Tamati Ellison, Hosea Gear, Andrew Hore, Aaron Smith, Ben Smith and Adam Thomson.
All Black head coach Steve Hansen said the camp, which will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, would provide valuable preparation time ahead of the Rugby Championship.
"We will mainly be looking to re-establish the way we do things in the All Blacks, and it'll also give those players who haven't played much rugby recently, the chance for a good hit-out."
Hansen said Coles had been included in the wider training group as part of the All Blacks' on-going search for new talent.
"We already know a lot about Keven Mealamu, Andrew Hore, Corey Flynn and Hika Elliot and now it's Dane Coles' chance to come into the All Blacks' environment and gives us the opportunity to see him at closer quarters."
Meanwhile, Mick Byrne has re-joined the All Black coaching staff as a specialist skills coach.
"As we all know, Mick has a unique skill set which is invaluable so we're delighted to have him back in the team," Hansen said.
Players from the Chiefs, who are playing in the Super Rugby grand final this weekend, will not be attending the camp.
The All Black squad for the Rugby Championship squad will be named on Sunday, August 5.
The players attending the Wellington wider training group camp are:
Blues: Charlie Faumuina, Keven Mealamu, Ma'a Nonu, Piri Weepu, Ali Williams and Tony Woodcock.
Hurricanes: Beauden Barrett, Dane Coles, Cory Jane, Julian Savea, Conrad Smith and Victor Vito.
Crusaders: Daniel Carter, Wyatt Crockett, Israel Dagg, Ben Franks, Owen Franks, Zac Guildford, Richie McCaw, Kieran Read, Luke Romano and Samuel Whitelock.
Highlanders: Tamati Ellison, Hosea Gear, Andrew Hore, Aaron Smith, Ben Smith and Adam Thomson.
