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Adams Lookout Campground at Hunua Ranges Regional Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.6

Review Summary:

Adams Lookout Campground in Hunua Ranges Regional Park offers a serene escape for nature lovers. According to customer reviews from platforms like Google Reviews and Tripadvisor, visitors appreciate the stunning views and tranquil environment. Many praise the well-maintained facilities, with some noting the availability of clean toilets and picnic areas. A common theme among reviewers is the pleasant walking trails nearby, perfect for families and solo hikers alike.

However, some feedback highlights the lack of swimming options and limited cell reception, which may deter those looking for connectivity. Overall, Adams Lookout Campground is a peaceful spot for a weekend getaway, striking a nice balance between nature and comfort.

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Council

Dog Policy:

Animals/pets are not allowed

Last Update:

23/06/2021
Address:
Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

The campground is located in a bush area east of the peak, on the track.

This is a remote campground with no water supply or toilets. We recommend going to Thousand Acres Campground which has a toilet, shelter and water supply, if you are not familiar with this site.

Access is on foot only from the Waharau Ridge Loop Track take the Kohukohunui Track. This is a steep track, recommended for experienced trampers only.

See more about Hunua Ranges Regional Park access information.

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Akapoua Bay Campsite

No. of tent sites:

30

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time.

Access to Campsite:

By campervan, car, or caravan.

Fees:

Adult (18+ years): $15 per night
Child (5–17 years): $7.50 per night
Infant (0–4 years): free
Passes
The DOC Campsite Pass can be used at this campsite.

Campsite Pass bookings must be booked online before occupying a site. If you do not pre-book, bookings may be made by campground staff (if present) and will incur a $10 service charge.

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.6

Review Summary:

Akapoua Bay Campsite offers a serene escape for nature lovers and campers. Based on reviews from platforms like TripAdvisor and Campermate, visitors appreciate the campsite\'s stunning views and proximity to the water. Many note the clean facilities and well-maintained grounds.

While some users commend the friendly staff and tranquil atmosphere, others mention that the lack of power sites can be a drawback for those expecting more amenities. Overall, Akapoua Bay Campsite is ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle of modern life. With a mix of glowing reviews and constructive feedback, it\'s a solid choice for outdoor enthusiasts looking to enjoy New Zealand\'s natural beauty.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information supplied courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs

Last Update:

12/05/2023
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Address:
Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island. Department of Conservation., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Akapoua Bay; Camp in a sheltered bay amongst beautiful pohutukawa trees. DOC office is next door and a wharf, shop, fuel depot and post office are nearby. This is a popular place for families and boaties. Shingle beach. Gateway to track network. A day walk to the impressive kauri dam and good fishing in the harbour.

Phone(s):

+64 7 867 9080 or +64 9 379 6476
Email/Contact Us: kauaerangavc@doc.govt.nz

Ambury Park Camping Ground – Ambury Regional Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.7

Review Summary:

Ambury Park Camping Ground in Ambury Regional Park offers a tranquil escape just a short drive from Auckland. The campground receives positive feedback on platforms like Google Reviews and TripAdvisor, with visitors appreciating its spacious sites and the proximity to nature. Many campers note the well-maintained amenities and friendly staff, enhancing the overall experience.

Guests enjoy the stunning views of the Manukau Harbour and the ability to spot local wildlife, including sheep and birds. Some reviews mention the limited shop facilities and occasional noise from nearby roads. Overall, Ambury Park Camping Ground is valued for its peaceful atmosphere, ideal for families and those seeking a nature retreat.

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Council

Dog Policy:

Dogs, other animals and pets are prohibited at all times.

Last Update:

23/06/2021
Address:
Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Ambury has basic, flat camping with toilets and drinking water nearby. There are ten hardstands available on a first-come first-served basis.

In dry weather campervans or motorhomes can park anywhere in the campground.

Only 10 minutes drive from Auckland International Airport.

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Auckland North Shore Motels and Holiday Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

2.9

Review Summary:

Auckland North Shore Motels and Holiday Park offers a practical stay for travelers looking for convenience and comfort. Based on reviews from TripAdvisor and Google, many guests appreciate the spacious, clean accommodations and the friendly staff. The park provides a family-friendly environment with amenities like a playground and BBQ areas, making it a great option for families.

Some visitors noted that the location is a bit far from the city center, which can be inconvenient for those looking to explore Auckland. However, the nearby transport options are frequently mentioned as a positive aspect. Overall, Auckland North Shore Motels and Holiday Park seems to strike a balance between affordability and comfort, making it a solid choice for a short stay.
Address:
52 Northcote Road, Northcote, Auckland., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Located 4 km north of Harbour Bridge, 700m west of the Northern Motorway
and within driving distance of the Auckland City Centre, North Harbour Rugby
Stadium, beautiful beaches, cafés, restaurants and the Albany Mega Centre.
Down a long drive and tucked away from passing traffic, this large urban park
complex provides 24 hour check-in. The level grounds offer heaps of picnic
tables (some with their own canvas canopies), and hard stands for vans.
There is an indoor swimming pool and spa complex. The large and beautifully tiled
kitchen has microwaves, island hobs, constant boiling water and a filtered water
tap. The matching tiles in the ablutions are very clean with a baby-friendly
bathing area and disabled access. The large laundry is superb. A large BBQ/
picnic deck with lots of seating close to the nearby reserve. There is a special
play area opposite the indoor swimming pool. A private spa, internet kiosks, TV
room, dump station and pay phone are all here. No pets here please. Your
hosts are Priya and Raj. Fixed accommodation available. All sites are from $30
per person and $40 for 2 people. Seasonal rates may
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Phone(s):

09 418 2578
Website:
Email/Contact Us: info@nsmotels.co.nz

Avondale Motor Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

3

Review Summary:

Avondale Motor Park offers a solid option for travelers seeking a convenient and comfortable stay. Customers on platforms like Google Reviews and TripAdvisor highlight its clean facilities and friendly staff, making it a welcoming spot for families and solo travelers alike. Many reviewers appreciate the park\'s proximity to public transport and local attractions, noting ease of access to Auckland city. While some mention that the amenities could use a bit of updating, overall feedback emphasizes the park\'s value for money. A few guests pointed out noise from nearby roads, but many found it manageable. For those looking for a practical base in Auckland, Avondale Motor Park is worth considering.



Address:
46 Bollard Ave, Avondale,, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Avondale Motor Park is a quiet urban camping, just 10 km from the city and within handy driving distance of Auckland_s main attractions. Head down a long sealed driveway, to well-kept grounds that open out behind the surrounding houses. Mature trees and a stream enhance the garden setting with grassy banks along one boundary. The stand-alone kitchen is airy, with a metered wall oven and microwave and gas-ring cooking. There are separate TV and internet rooms. An outdoor pergola has a picnic table and chairs on a flagstone terrace. A smart and immaculately kept ablution block has roomy free showers, a hair dryer and shaving points. There is a laundry with plenty of automatic equipment and an iron. Children have a great play area with a flying fox and trampoline. A dump station is available and the supermarket and city bus stops are handy. Your hosts are Anne and Krijn and Adrian and Jenny. Powered sites are from $ 25 for one person and $50 for two people extra adult $20 with extra child (under 14 years) $10. $18 per person for a tent site. In the peak summer season, bookings are essential.

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Phone(s):

09 8287228
Email/Contact Us: avondalemotorpark@xtra.co.nz

Awana Beach DOC Campsite

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.5

Review Summary:

Awana Beach DOC Campsite offers a serene escape for nature lovers and campers alike. Located just a stone’s throw from the breathtaking Awana Beach, this campsite is well-rated on platforms such as Google Reviews and TripAdvisor.

Customers appreciate the stunning views and the laid-back atmosphere, with one reviewer noting, \"The beach is stunning, and the sunsets are beautiful.\" However, some mention the lack of amenities, stating, “It\'s basic but perfect for those looking to connect with nature.”

The campground is popular among families and backpackers, with many praising its cleanliness and helpful staff. While some reviews highlight that access can be tricky, it\'s generally seen as a worthy retreat for those seeking tranquility. Overall, Awana Beach DOC Campsite provides a wonderful, uncomplicated camping experience.
To Book:

Overseeing Body:

Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

No Dogs

Last Update:

11/02/2022
Address:
Awana Bay north of Claris, Great Barrier Island, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Awana Estuary is on the east coast of Great Barrier Island. Get there via the
Auckland car ferry and then a rough gravel road (dry weather access only).
Camp on an undulating site next to the Awana Stream (take your mozzie
repellent!) and close to one of the island’s most famous surf beaches. This
camping area has a covered outdoor eating shelter with a sink and water from
a tap for washing up, toilets, cold shower and rubbish collection, but no shade. With room for around 60 tents, bookings are required all year round.

Phone(s):

+64 9 379 6476
Email/Contact Us: aucklandvc@doc.govt.nz

Awhitu Regional Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.6

Review Summary:

Awhitu Regional Park offers a serene escape with stunning coastal views and lush landscapes. According to customer reviews from Google and TripAdvisor, visitors appreciate the park\'s peaceful atmosphere and well-maintained walking trails. Many highlight the beautiful picnic areas and the ability to spot wildlife, making it great for families and nature lovers alike. Some reviewers noted the park could benefit from more signage to help navigate the trails. Overall, Awhitu Regional Park is described as a hidden gem that provides a lovely day out without the usual crowds. It’s ideal for a relaxing day amid beautiful scenery, but planning ahead for amenities is recommended.

Overseeing Body:

Auckland Regional Council Parks
Address:
Brook Road, Awhitu, New Zealand, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Off Brook Road, between Waiuku and Manukau Heads, There is a vast choice
of sites within two defined areas, the Brook camping ground or the Peninsula
camping ground. It is all basically level with grassy sites and clusters of trees.
Although it is a coastal camp, the two beaches are reached by short walking
tracks. There are clean toilets, water and BBQs. No animals are permitted.
There is an attractive nine-hole golf course alongside the park. Camping is
$13 and $6 for adults and children respectively. There is a designated area for
self-contained vehicles. Annual passes are available.

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Phone(s):

09 301 0101
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Bethshan Motel and Camping The House of Ease

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.6

Review Summary:

Bethshan Motel and Camping, known as The House of Ease, offers a cozy and convenient stay in New Zealand. Many guests have praised its comfortable beds and clean facilities, making it an ideal spot for families and travelers alike. On platforms like Google Reviews and TripAdvisor, visitors commonly highlight the friendly staff who provide helpful local tips. The reasonably priced accommodations also receive positive remarks for their peaceful surroundings and access to nearby attractions. Some reviews noted that while the Wi-Fi might be slow, the serene atmosphere compensates for it. Overall, Bethshan Motel strikes a good balance between comfort and affordability, suitable for a laid-back getaway.
Address:
91 Willjames Ave, Algies Bay, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

Bethshan is situated right on the beachfront at Algies Bay, approx 1 hour north
of Auckland. To get there take State Highway 1 to Warkworth through to
Snells Beach and continue on the main road to Algies Bay. Look for the
camping sign. Turn left into Alexander Road then right at the bottom of the
hill into Willjames Ave. Bethshan is the end of the Willjames on the lefthand
side. Wrapped in beautiful native bush, it encourages a variety of native birds.
Cooking for tenters is by way of modern barbecues. The ablution block is
modern and clean and showers are free, as is use of the internet, laundry,
kayaks dingies and sailboats. Get away from it all and experience fishing and
boating. There are 16 sites with power $20 per adult per night and children
under 14 years are $10 per night. Your friendly hosts are Evan and Shirley
Algie

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Phone(s):

09 4255774
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Big Bay Holiday Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

3.7

Review Summary:

Big Bay Holiday Park offers a tranquil escape with stunning coastal views. Customers on platforms like Google Reviews and TripAdvisor frequently highlight the park\'s clean facilities and friendly staff. Many appreciate the spacious camping sites and well-maintained cabins, noting that the proximity to the beach is a major plus. A few guests mentioned that while the amenities are basic, they are adequate for a comfortable stay. Some reviews pointed out that the park can get busy during peak seasons, so early booking is advisable. Overall, it\'s a solid location for families and nature lovers looking for a relaxing getaway without frills.
Address:
271 Big Bay Road, Awhitu Peninsula, RD 4, Waiuku., Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

A pleasant 30 minute drive to the tip of the Awhitu Peninsula brings you to Big
Bay. (approx 90 minutes from Auckland) This relaxed kiwibatch/holiday park
is across the road from the white sandy beach and a sheltering bluff. The only
shop in Big Bay is found at the entrance to the camp. This new building houses
the camp office and 7-day general store and behind it can be found the new
camper’s pizza oven and outdoor dining area. Take-aways are available in the
summer. The older-style homely kitchen has hot plates and microwave and
plenty of fridge space. The modernised ablutions have metered showers, a
disabled access suite and an automatic laundry. Pets by prior arrangement and
wifi available. Ian and Helen are your hosts. Sites are from $38 per person
(unpowered), or $40 with power. Seasonal rates apply

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Phone(s):

09 2351132
Email/Contact Us: bigbay@ihug.co.nz

Clarks Beach Holiday Park

Google Rating (out of 5):

4.2

Review Summary:

Clarks Beach Holiday Park is a charming destination for families and nature lovers looking to unwind. Set in a tranquil environment, it boasts spacious grounds and easy access to the beach. Reviews on Google and TripAdvisor highlight the park\'s welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff, which contribute significantly to a pleasant stay.

Guests appreciate the clean facilities, including well-maintained campgrounds and kitchen areas. Many also commend the location\'s proximity to local attractions, making it ideal for both relaxation and exploration. Some reviews mention that while the Wi-Fi can be a bit spotty, the overall value for money makes up for it. Overall, Clarks Beach Holiday Park is a solid choice for an enjoyable getaway, balancing comfort with the simplicity of nature.
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Address:
226 Torkar Rd, Clarks Beach, 2122, Auckland, North Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a popular holiday spot, an easy 35-minute drive from Auckland airport.
The attractively landscaped grounds are tucked into a sheltered bay with water
on two sides and a golf course on the third. Camp on sunny, terraced sites
- most equipped with power, water and sewerage facilities. Relax in the arge, covered swimming pool, with picnic and BBQ facilities, try your hand
at mini-golf. The TV and recreation room has great views across the harbour.
The kitchen offers plenty of appliances, refrigeration, a preparation area,
and a breezeway alongside provides dining space. Ablutions include smart
shower cubicles (metered), with a baby’s bath and disabled access toilet and
shower. Additional unisex showers and toilets are also provided. An excellent
automatic laundry has iron and board. Water-sport enthusiasts are catered
for with on-site kayak hire, fish cleaning, and boat parking, with a choice of boat
ramps nearby. Much care has been taken in landscaping the camp to give it a
pleasant, relaxed, resort atmosphere. A special area is designated for campers
with dogs.  Tariff: $44 per night for up to 2 persons, $22 per night per extra adult, $11 per night per extra child (children age 1-12) babies under 1 free.

 

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Phone(s):

09 232 1685
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