Tawharenui Regional Park
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.9Review Summary:
Tawharanui Regional Park, located on New Zealand\'s stunning coastline, is a gem for nature enthusiasts. With a mix of beautiful beaches, lush bush walks, and diverse wildlife, it offers something for everyone. Visitors on Google Reviews frequently praise the park\'s well-maintained trails and scenic picnic spots. One user noted, \"The coastal walk was breathtaking, and the birdlife is extraordinary.\" However, a few have pointed out the park can get crowded during weekends, impacting the overall experience.On TripAdvisor, several reviewers appreciated the clean facilities and accessibility, while suggesting more shaded areas in picnic spots. Overall, Tawharanui provides a refreshing escape for those looking to connect with nature without overwhelming crowds.
Overseeing Body:
Auckland Regional Council ParksDESCRIPTION:
If you are looking for the tranquillity of a remote camp bounded by a variety
of beaches and endless open spaces in harmony with pockets of native bush,
you will enjoy this park. From Warkworth, carry on to Matakana, from here
the park is well sign-posted. Towed caravans are not permitted. This is a lovely
drive and the roading within the park is good. There are delightful picnic spots
and room for 260 campers within the two designated areas. The east campground
is for tents only, and the west campground is for all forms of camping.
No power is available, but there are good clean toilets and taps are found
at intervals. The grounds are well-groomed and level-to-undulating. Access
to the nearest beaches and sand dunes is over stiles. The camp grounds are
within a marine reserve but there are other parts of the park where you can
fish. No dogs or fires are permitted. Sites are $13 per adult and $6 per child.
