Located in the main carpark at beautiful Cornwallis, this is a popular, safe spot for family picnics and swimming.
Designated level gravel parking area for NZS5465 certified self-contained (CSC) campervan or motorhome only.
Maximum of one vehicle per booking.
CSC vehicles can stay in the designated area for one night in the summer (daylight saving) and up to three nights during winter (non-daylight saving).
We have closed large sections of the Waitākere Ranges to prevent the spread of kauri dieback.
When you visit our parks, you need to clean your footwear and equipment to avoid transferring disease from one area to another.
Find open and closed tracks and read about protecting our kauri.
From Titirangi, follow Huia Road for 11km and turn left onto Pine Avenue at the sign indicating Cornwallis Beach. Follow Pine Avenue to access main carpark and designated overnight area.
Main park gates are open from 6am to 9pm during daylight savings hours and 6am to 7pm during non-daylight saving hours.
Visit Cornwallis, Waitākere Ranges Regional Park for more access information.
$18.00 (GST inclusive)
Bookings can only be made six months in advance. Availability refreshes at midnight daily.
Find out about booking changes and cancellations, and booking if you are under 18, on How to book accommodation.
No water available - vehicles must be self-contained.
No power supply.
No toilets as vehicles must be self-contained.
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 certified self-contained (CSC) vehicles at this site. It must have a current NZS5465 Certified Self-Containment Certificate from Ministry for the Environment.
Motorhomes, campervans, caravans, 5 wheelers and buses must not be longer than 10m.
You may not stay in tents or portable container dwellings.
Fires prohibited at all times.
Perfect spot for picnics and swimming within the Waitākere Ranges Regional Park.
