Waharau Regional Park
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.5Review Summary:
Waharau Regional Park, located in New Zealand, offers a serene escape into nature with its beautiful landscapes and varied walking trails. According to Google Reviews, visitors appreciate its accessibility and peaceful atmosphere, making it ideal for families and solo travelers alike. One reviewer noted, \"The trails are well-maintained, and the views from the lookout are stunning.\" TripAdvisor users highlighted the park\'s picnic areas and proximity to the coast, making it a perfect spot for a day out. However, some visitors mentioned a lack of signage on certain trails, which can be confusing for newcomers. Overall, Waharau Regional Park is a charming destination for nature lovers seeking a quiet retreat.
Address:
1748 E Coast Rd, Orere Point, Whakatiwai 2473, Auckland, North Island
DESCRIPTION:
On East Coast Road, past Kaiaua, Waharau Regional Park is a well established
multi-purpose park with many walking tracks into the eastern Hunua Ranges.
Individual campers may choose between two camps. Closest to the road is
Tainui Tribes Campsite, where there are grassy sites with glimpses of the water.
There are six power sites and a sturdy ablution block with hot showers and
plenty of toilets. This site is not available from December till mid-February
each year.
Blackberry Flats is through the farm gate and is a grassy paddock with picnic
tables and a bush boundary. Campsites, are $13 per adult and $6 per child.
There is no charge for preschoolers. There is also a designated area for self-
contained campervans. Annual passes are available. There are no rubbish bins
provided at Auckland Regional Parks, so be prepared to take out
all rubbish when you leave.
Categories:
Campground
Phone(s):
09 301 0101
Website:
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