COVID-19 Alert Level 2 – Accommodation information
Holiday parks and the Waiheke Backpackers Hostel are open for bookings with COVID-19 alert level measures and protocols in place.
Baches, campgrounds and lodges are open from 10am Monday 8 March 2021.
We will be reinstating our standard cancellation and amendment rules under Alert Level 2. Customers wishing to cancel or amend can do so online via their MyAuckland accounts.
Customers who have not started their planned stay over Alert Level 3 (28 Feb-6 Mar 2021 inclusive) that have not amended or cancelled these bookings will require a manual refund for the nights affected, and we will advise if details are required.
If you haven't received cancellation communications, please email
regionalparks@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz.
Designated level gravel parking next to the Barn Paddock campground located near the quiet settlement of Huia by the Manukau Harbour.
For NZS5465 certified self-contained (CSC) campervan or motorhome only with a 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).
Alerts
Check for open and closed tracks and help protect our kauri
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.
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Barn Paddock CSC overnight parking area — Access gate from Huia Road.
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Barn Paddock CSC overnight parking area — Gravel carpark.
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Barn Paddock CSC overnight parking area — Carpark with noticeboard by the edge.
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Barn Paddock CSC overnight parking area — Ducks and geese from the farm.
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Barn Paddock CSC overnight parking area — Picnic table by the edge of the field.
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Barn Paddock CSC overnight parking area — View overlooking the bay.
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Huia Road, Huia
Directions and access
From Titirangi, drive on Huia Road for 15km passing Huia settlement and Huia Fire Station along the way. A sign post indicating Parn Paddock Campground will mark the entrance to the gravel access road on your right.
Main park gates are open from 6am to 9pm during daylight savings hours and 6am to 7pm during non-daylight saving hours. You will need a combination code to open the locked access gate - we will send you the combination code with your booking confirmation.
The designated overnight parking area is located 300m up the gravel access road in front of the Karamatura Heritage Farm.
See more about
Huia, Waitakere Ranges Regional Park
access information.
Availability and prices
Maximum number of vehicles
5
Maximum stay
1 night (1 October to 30 May).
3 nights (31 May to 30 September).
Check-in time
11am
Check-out time
11am
$17.00 (GST inclusive)
Other ways to book your accommodation
Amenities
Water
Untreated stream supply - boil water for at least three minutes before using.
Power supply
No power supply.
Toilets and bathrooms
No toilets as vehicles must be self-contained.
Rules
Animals
Dogs, other animals and pets are prohibited at all times.
Cleaning
Your campsite must be clean and tidy during your stay, and when you leave.
Rubbish
No bins or rubbish disposal facilities. Take all rubbish and recycling with you when you leave.
Overnight vehicles and tents
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 8m.
You may not stay in tents or portable container dwellings.
Fires
Fires prohibited at all times.
Information about the park
Map of Huia, Waitākere Ranges Regional Park
Report a problem
Report a non-urgent problem at www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/report-it. Call our regional parks team on 09 366 2000 to report an urgent problem. Email general enquiries and feedback to regionalparks@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz.
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