60 non-powered/tent sites
Adult |
$15/night |
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Child |
$7.50/night |
Infant |
FREE |
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This is a beach front campsite in a farm setting. An ideal location for water sports, including swimming, boating, diving and fishing.
Fletchers Bay Camping Ground is situated right on the beach front in a farm setting. You can walk along the Coromandel Coastal Walkway to Stony Bay (3 hours one-way). The perfect location for water sport-o-rama, catch a fish, have a swim, dig a pipi and check out the underwater goodness in your diving gears. Please take all your rubbish with you to the Port Jackson refuse site.
Fletcher Bay Campsite is categorised as a DOC Backcountry Campsite. The following pricing indicates usual pricing. Prices vary for each campsite but is usually very cheap. Visit the website for exact pricing.
Backcountry campsites have toilets and a water supply which may be from a stream. Picnic tables, cooking shelters or fireplaces may be provided.
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Unpowered Site | Adult | Varies per night |
Unpowered Site | Child | Varies per night |
Unpowered Site | Infant | Varies per night |
Adults are 18+ years, children are 5-17 years, infants are 0-4 years.
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Organisation |
DOC CoromandelCentral government organisation |
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Location |
North Island ▷ Coromandel ▷ Coromandel Town |
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Overnight Camping Site Cost |
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Overnight Camping Site CostWhat is the approximate per-person cost to camp or park your vehicle overnight? Medium Cost Camping Standard facilities of powered sites and hot showers can be expected. Price is per person per night, based on a powered site for two people. |
Overnight Stay Rules |
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Overnight Stay RulesWhat are the accommodation rules for overnight stays at this campsite? Camping and any vehicle You are permitted to stay overnight and camp (with a tent) or in any vehicle. |
Campsite Managing Organisation |
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Campsite Managing OrganisationWhat type of organisation operates this campsite? DOC Managed This campsite is managed by the Department of Conservation. DOC is a New Zealand government organisation. |
Water Supply |
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Water SupplyIs there fresh water available? Water supply available A supply of fresh water is available. |
Shower |
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ShowerIs there a shower at this location? Shower At least one shower is available (it's unknown if it's hot or cold). Cold |
Booking Required |
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Booking RequiredIs it necessary to book a campsite in advance in order to stay overnight? Booking is Required Staying overnight requires booking a site in advance. |
Dogs |
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DogsDoes this establishment allow dogs? No dogs allowed The location does not allow dogs under normal conditions. Their may be be exceptions granted under specific circumstances eg. guide dogs. |
DOC Campsite Category |
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DOC Campsite CategoryWhat category does this Department of Conservation (DOC) campsite fall into? DOC Backcountry Campsite Department of Conservation Backcountry Campsites have toilets and a water supply which may be from a stream. They may have picnic tables, cooking shelters or fire places. Backcountry Campsites generally can not be booked. |
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ToiletIs there a toilet available? Public toilet There are toilet facilities available to the general public. |
This is a very remote and peaceful campsite.
One of the nicest spots to stay in NZ....
The people who look after the place are great.
Beautiful campsite by the beach.
Excellent, really friendly helpful site warden.
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10/10 | 8 |
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9/10 | 5 |
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26% |
8/10 | 6 |
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32% |
7/10 | 0 |
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4.0/5
This is a very remote and peaceful campsite.
It was fully booked when we stayed just after Christmas, but it did not feel crowded and there was a choice of places to camp. We got a spacious spot looking out to sea. The other campers were friendly and considerate on the whole, mostly there for fishing, hiking and mountain biking. There were lots of pro tent set ups and few motor homes. All noise stopped by 10 each night. The toilet blocks were clean and well maintained. The long drop toilets were miraculously unsmelly. The cold shower was large, clean and private. There are washing up sinks and some toilets have sinks in them. There is vodaphone coverage in most areas of the campground, up to 3 bars. The beach is grey sand, gravel and stones, so not the most picturesque, but it does have good rock pools and is safe for swimming. We tried snorkelling, the water was quite clear but not many fish close to shore. My partner loved the mountain biking trails straight from the campground so he would give a score of 10. The Coromandel walkway starts from the campground. The first half hour is farmland and a bit arduous and then it becomes very scenic. We had a lovely relaxing time.
Reviewed almost 3 years ago
5.0/5
Beautiful campsite by the beach.
Very handy for doing the Coromandel coastal walkway which is fabulous. Clean toilets and showers. Will be back
Reviewed over 3 years ago
5.0/5
Make sure you check the Alerts on the DOC web page before travelling to any of the Northern Coromandel campgrounds.
Fletcher Bay is closed over the 2019 -2020 summer season for upgrades and other remedial work. There is still a day carparking area though and walking access to the Coromandel Coastal walkway.
Reviewed about 5 years ago
Fletcher Bay is open but some upgrade work will be happening in March 2020. Camping and Access to the Coromandel Walkway is still ok.
Judy Campbell
Representative
4.5/5
Lovely campsite with clean long drop toilets and shower rooms.
There is a utensil washing sink. It is far away from civilization and to reach the site you need to pass through 23kms of single lane gravel road.
The office staff were friendly.
Reviewed almost 6 years ago
5.0/5
The place was absolutely beautiful, very much space and only a few other campers.
It was so quiet and the only sound was the sound of the ocean. The staff from the office was very helpful and really polite. The toilets were clean so were the showers. The best camping spot in our vacation so far.
Reviewed almost 6 years ago
4.5/5
Lovely place, lots of space and the lady who was managing it while we were there was very nice and helpful.
Perfect for doing the walks nearby! Quite pricey for DOC so would be nice to have a toilet block rather than just a couple of long drops.
Reviewed almost 7 years ago
4.5/5
Lovely setting in a sub tropical garden, beautifully kept.
Very quiet early February - may be different in high season. Mangers very helpful. Great walks, stony beach adjacent. Worth the long gravel drive to get there!
Reviewed almost 8 years ago
5.0/5
One of the nicest spots to stay in NZ....
even the road to get there is an adventure... clean long drops and bonfire places.
Reviewed about 9 years ago
4.0/5
Great views, on the beach, but lacking in facilities - very remote so understand.
Reviewed about 10 years ago and experienced in March 2014
5.0/5
Beautiful campsite at the end of the Coromandel.
Take a while to get there, over a great well maintained dirt road with magnificent views over the Hauraki Gulf and Great Barrier Island. Bring enough food with you, because the closest shop is more as an hour drive. The beaches are beautiful with great snorkeling and the Coromandel Walkway is stunning. Only very small remark: the managers were taking the fire ban a bit to far to ask us to blow out our candles, which we used as our light and drive out mosquito s.
Reviewed almost 11 years ago
4.0/5
This is a very remote and peaceful campsite.
It was fully booked when we stayed just after Christmas, but it did not feel crowded and there was a choice of places to camp. We got a spacious spot looking out to sea. The other campers were friendly and considerate on the whole, mostly there for fishing, hiking and mountain biking. There were lots of pro tent set ups and few motor homes. All noise stopped by 10 each night. The toilet blocks were clean and well maintained. The long drop toilets were miraculously unsmelly. The cold shower was large, clean and private. There are washing up sinks and some toilets have sinks in them. There is vodaphone coverage in most areas of the campground, up to 3 bars. The beach is grey sand, gravel and stones, so not the most picturesque, but it does have good rock pools and is safe for swimming. We tried snorkelling, the water was quite clear but not many fish close to shore. My partner loved the mountain biking trails straight from the campground so he would give a score of 10. The Coromandel walkway starts from the campground. The first half hour is farmland and a bit arduous and then it becomes very scenic. We had a lovely relaxing time.
Reviewed almost 3 years ago
5.0/5
Beautiful campsite by the beach.
Very handy for doing the Coromandel coastal walkway which is fabulous. Clean toilets and showers. Will be back
Reviewed over 3 years ago
5.0/5
Make sure you check the Alerts on the DOC web page before travelling to any of the Northern Coromandel campgrounds.
Fletcher Bay is closed over the 2019 -2020 summer season for upgrades and other remedial work. There is still a day carparking area though and walking access to the Coromandel Coastal walkway.
Reviewed about 5 years ago
Fletcher Bay is open but some upgrade work will be happening in March 2020. Camping and Access to the Coromandel Walkway is still ok.
Judy Campbell
Representative
4.5/5
Lovely campsite with clean long drop toilets and shower rooms.
There is a utensil washing sink. It is far away from civilization and to reach the site you need to pass through 23kms of single lane gravel road.
The office staff were friendly.
Reviewed almost 6 years ago
5.0/5
The place was absolutely beautiful, very much space and only a few other campers.
It was so quiet and the only sound was the sound of the ocean. The staff from the office was very helpful and really polite. The toilets were clean so were the showers. The best camping spot in our vacation so far.
Reviewed almost 6 years ago
4.5/5
Lovely place, lots of space and the lady who was managing it while we were there was very nice and helpful.
Perfect for doing the walks nearby! Quite pricey for DOC so would be nice to have a toilet block rather than just a couple of long drops.
Reviewed almost 7 years ago
4.5/5
Lovely setting in a sub tropical garden, beautifully kept.
Very quiet early February - may be different in high season. Mangers very helpful. Great walks, stony beach adjacent. Worth the long gravel drive to get there!
Reviewed almost 8 years ago
5.0/5
One of the nicest spots to stay in NZ....
even the road to get there is an adventure... clean long drops and bonfire places.
Reviewed about 9 years ago
4.0/5
Great views, on the beach, but lacking in facilities - very remote so understand.
Reviewed about 10 years ago and experienced in March 2014
5.0/5
Beautiful campsite at the end of the Coromandel.
Take a while to get there, over a great well maintained dirt road with magnificent views over the Hauraki Gulf and Great Barrier Island. Bring enough food with you, because the closest shop is more as an hour drive. The beaches are beautiful with great snorkeling and the Coromandel Walkway is stunning. Only very small remark: the managers were taking the fire ban a bit to far to ask us to blow out our candles, which we used as our light and drive out mosquito s.
Reviewed almost 11 years ago
5.0/5
The people who look after the place are great.
They went out of their way to help me.
Reviewed about 11 years ago and experienced in February 2013
4.5/5
Great scenery, nicest long drops and sometimes you spot dolphins.
Reviewed over 12 years ago
4.0/5
Beautiful camping spot.
Reviews from a first-time camper:
Breath-taking views.
Cold shower is a minus. Helpful manager.
Beautiful Coromandel walkway very near by and stunning views on the other side of the hill.
I would not recommend for first time campers or those who go with very small kids (if you are driving from Auckland). The drive is thrilling and pumps adrenaline. The drive is little risky. Hence plan ahead as the last 30 or
so Kms to Fletcher Bay after Coromandel is hilly gravel road and you can drive only at 25-30 Km/hr. Better take a 4-wheel drive if you still want to try. Its worth every penny.....
Reviewed almost 13 years ago
5.0/5
Excellent, really friendly helpful site warden.
Beautiful location and clean adequate facilities for remote location. Good walking or fishing near by.
Reviewed about 13 years ago and experienced in March 2011
5.0/5
DOC campground on beach - walk out of the camp and up the cliffs, beautiful.
Reviewed over 13 years ago
4.5/5
Really nice and quiet.
Good coastal walk and a really nice spot to stay.
Reviewed over 13 years ago
4.0/5
DOC camp ground.
Nice remote location at the northern tip of Cormandel Peninsular. Friendly manager and great walks nearby with many bays and nice beach.
Reviewed about 14 years ago and experienced in May 2010