Pikowai Reserve Camping Ground
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.4Review Summary:
Pikowai Reserve Camping Ground offers a serene escape for nature lovers. Located near the beach, it provides a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for relaxation. Many visitors praise the cleanliness and well-maintained facilities, often highlighted in reviews on platforms like Google Reviews and CamperMate. One camper noted, “The location is fantastic, just a short walk to the beach, and the amenities are basic but adequate.” Some guests mentioned the limited cell reception, which can be a downside for those needing connectivity. Overall, Pikowai Reserve is appreciated for its tranquil environment and friendly staff, making it a solid choice for a laid-back camping experience.Overseeing Body:
Whakatāne District CouncilDESCRIPTION:
Under a handful of norfolk pines and palms, 8km west of Matata, is a beachfront
strip camping ground with views across a white sandy beach. Take care on
the railway crossing to this self-registration campsite where a maximum stay
of two weeks is permitted. The camp is well supplied with taps and rubbish
bins, but has no powered sites. There are two blocks of ablutions, with four
unroofed, metered solar showers and flush toilets, all in fair condition. Two
outdoor tubs are provided for your laundry. Access gate closed each night
10pm and opens at 7am. Camping here will cost you $16 per night for two
adults and 2 children Extra adults $6, children $2. Under 5 years old free.
Dogs must be on a leash. Maximum stay is 14 consecutive days.
Phone(s):
07 306 0500No bookings taken - first come, first served.
