Whangarei is a family favourite for many kiwis. It is recommended forward bookings are arranged for the peak summer season. There are several beach front locations ideal for families or to indulge in diving at the Poor Knights Island. River estuaries are a favourite for their shallow safe swimming and fishing is a perennial favoured pastime. There is always the option of a deck chair and a good book to while away the day.
A great location bordering Parihaka Scenic Reserve. With large native bush-clad hills as our backdrop and the city traffic noise is minimised. The holiday park is 2 km from the city centre and marina. Powered, non-powered sites, cabins, chalets and motels. Pet friendly, conditions apply.
Whangarei Central Holiday Park, is located in an inner city suburb. Transport would be required to access marina activities. The park has an excellent up to date playground. Powered, non-powered sites, cabins, chalets and motels. Pet friendly, conditions apply. To inquire further or book check out Whangarei Central Holiday Park.
Whangarei Falls Holiday Park location is 5 km from the city centre. Adjacent to iconic Whangarei Falls and scenic bush tracks are a two-minute walk away from the holiday park. Local shops and bus stops are nearby. Powered sites and standard cabins with shared toilets in a central block. There is a public swimming pool on site.
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A glorious location on the Ruakaka estuary. There are 13 hectares of camp park on the peninsula making the park one of the largest campsites in New Zealand with 264 power sites, 80 non-powered sites and 9 backpacker cabins. A number of sites offer stunning views of the estuary and sea views, some with the water right at the edge of your site. The camping grounds have the spirit of a temporary village. Think of a school playground atmosphere.
Located on Bream Bay a beachside temporary village with powered, non-powered sites, cabins, chalets and motel units. A well established camping ground with two playgrounds situated within metres of the sandy beach. Another perfect playground for children.
Location is metres away from the Tutukaka Marine precinct and boat ramps. The park has 0 powered sites (some with grey water & sewage connections), 2 En-suite Cabins (Tea & Toast making facilities), 4 Self Contained two room Cabins, 4 Studio Self Contained Cabins, 6 Standard Cabins, 2×12 Person Bunkrooms, 50 Tent Sites both powered and non-powered. No pets allowed.
The park facilities at peak season is sometimes an issue with not enough space for communal living however there are scenic bush walks as part of the campgrounds. For divers there are facilities for the cleaning and drying area for our dive gear, that was secure and lockable.
Waterfront camping on the Ngunguru River. A classic camping ground with non-powered sites in a boutique camp site. There is a kitchen garden for guests, kayaks for river trips and a moored pontoon for kids to jump off. No pets allowed.
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The park is located at Pataua South (half an hour from Whangarei), on Northland’s east coast. The park really was an island, until, by the process of accretion, it became possible to drive vehicles across to it. Treasure Island features a safe lagoon, ideal for young children; and two excellent golden sand beaches where you can swim at any time of the day. Classic camping grounds with 85 powered sites and 65 camping sites. It has two ablution blocks with 10 showers and 14 toilets. No pets allowed.
Uretiti Beach conservation campsite, is between Whangārei and Waipu on Northland’s East Coast Waipu, Northland region for booking details or further information check out Uretiti Beach conservation campsite.
Facilities:
Category: Scenic
Bookings: Required
Facilities
Shelter for cooking Shower – hot Toilets – non-flush Water from tap – treated, suitable for drinking Wheelchair accessible
300 non-powered/tent sites
Otamure Bay (Whananaki) campsite lies almost 30 km north of Whangarei, near Whananaki North on Northland’s East Coast.
Category: Scenic
Bookings: required
Facilities:
Freedom Campers: Whangarei District Council bylaws. For up to date information check online resources. Freedom Camping can be a popular way to stay in the Whangarei District, especially in summer time. Because of the high demand for freedom camping spots in Whangarei (especially in summer) we have rules and guidelines for campers to follow. The rules and camping locations are different for people staying in tents, vehicles, or certified Self-Contained vehicles.
Our Camping in Public Places Bylaw regulates camping in Council controlled public places in our District.
It does not regulate camping on Department of Conservation land or other privately owned public spaces (e.g supermarket car parks).
Please read the information on this page carefully. You can be fined $200 if you do not comply with the rules.
This page provides you with an overview of the rules for different types of camping and pdf maps of the prohibited areas and areas with designated sites, as well as a link to an interactive map with the same information.
Maps showing where you can camp are available on the online resource. To show locations check out Freedom camping regulations Whangarei District.
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