Kaikoura Crayfish and Camp Waipapa Bay
Google Rating (out of 5):
4.1Review Summary:
I recently visited Kaikoura Crayfish and Camp Waipapa Bay, and overall, it was a great experience. On Google Reviews, many customers praised the fresh crayfish, highlighting its sweet and tender taste, perfect for seafood lovers. A common note was the friendly service, with staff eager to share cooking tips. However, a few visitors mentioned that seating could be limited during peak hours.Camp Waipapa Bay, rated well on TripAdvisor, offers stunning views and a relaxed atmosphere. Reviewers appreciated the clean facilities and proximity to nature, ideal for family camping. However, some suggested that the campsite could benefit from more amenities.
Overall, both destinations offer excellent experiences, with room for slight improvements.
DESCRIPTION:
This campsite has closed after the 2016 Kiakoura earthquake.
This small camp is just 32kms north of Kaikoura and boasts magnificent views and great walks. Fishing by both sea and river for crayfish and paua, and there are dolphins and seals in the bay just across the road. Find a spot in the shade of the fig tree in this peaceful and well sheltered camp. There are 12 powered sites available, plus tent sites. Facilities include toilets, showers, a coin operated auto washer, outside camp kitchen, and a gas BBQ. You may want to treat yourself to a fresh crayfish, paua pattie or scallop pie from the roadside shop out the front. Dogs are welcome, except during holiday periods and long weekends. Your friendly hosts are Belinda and Maurice. All sites are $15 per adult.
