The site has flat undulating terraces. It has an open shelter and bench.
Located on a traditional boundary line between Te Urikaraka (Ngāti Paoa) and Ngāti Kohua (Ngai Tai – Te Waiohua). This land holds deep significance for local Māori.
The area has a long and rich history of human occupation, which is reflected in the numerous archaeological sites recorded on the parkland and in the wider area.
This campground is part of the Te Ara Moana kayak trail.
There is no vehicle access - this campground can only be accessed by sea kayak.
This campground is for overnight stay by sea kayakers.
Changes to tracks around the park
We have made significant changes to some of the tracks. Check the park noticeboard for updated map and track information.
Main park gates are open from 6am to 9pm during daylight savings hours and 6am to 7pm during non-daylight saving hours.
Only accessible using a sea kayak.
Visit Waitawa Regional Park for more access information.
$10.00 (GST inclusive)
$4.50 (GST inclusive)
$0.00 (GST inclusive)
Bookings can only be made six months in advance for campgrounds. Availability refreshes at midnight daily.
Group bookings are limited to a maximum of 10 people.
Find out about booking changes and cancellations, and booking if you are under 18, on How to book accommodation.
Tank supply - boil water for at least three minutes before using.
No power supply.
Compost toilet on site.
Dogs, other animals and pets are prohibited at all times.
Your campsite must be clean and tidy during your stay, and when you leave.
No bins or rubbish disposal facilities. Take all rubbish and recycling with you when you leave.
You may stay in tents only.
No vehicle access.
Fires prohibited at all times.
Recreation park, planned and developed with outdoor activities, exercise and fun in mind.
