Something a little different, a huge area where you can stop and set up wherever you like.

Plenty of clean long drop toilets, fresh water and a minutes walk to the sea across white sands.

Managed by Ray and Cindy, very pleasant hosts. Cost $13 pp a night. We were provided with a rubbish bag and told we could dispose of that and recycled stuff at the exit gate on the way out.

No power but there are hot and cold showers. Very nice.

Reviewed over 5 years ago

What a lovely camp, helpful and friendly management and staff, nice clean abloutions and amazing views.

The sites we had all had their own grey water drain, water supply and power, magic.

I can not understand whingers that cry on about camp fees, hey if you’re that poor go camp in a farmers paddock, I’m pleased I don’t have you for a neighbour. Get over it

Reviewed over 5 years ago

A lovely little freedom camp, two clean flush toilets and easy access to a lovely white sand beach.

We are so luck to have these places in NZ.

Reviewed over 5 years ago

This motor camp cares about their campers, Martinborough is suffering bad drinking water at the moment, the camp has a full mobile water tanker on site for campers, well done.

Lovely and clean facilities and sites, good price if you’re a TopTen member and use the discount.

Lovely people in the office, highly recommended.

Ray and Cindy. ROTORUA

Reviewed over 5 years ago

A lovely clean, friendly camp with great facilities, right by the rolling surf.

$44 a night, nice lady at reception, we stayed here two years ago and I am pleased the standards and cleanliness continue, Most certainly 10/10

Reviewed over 6 years ago

A very nice camp apart from our caravan site was very boggy, still that’s life.

Friendly staff, $31.50 for two on a power site with NZMCA discount. Clean toilets and showers.

I loved all the massive eels and the biggest would have been so welcome in my smoker but the eel police have a sign up No Fishing, lucky eels and trout, haaaa haaa.

Reviewed over 6 years ago

Yes I agree, the woman who served us in the office had attitude and the personality of a zombie, it was like she didn’t want to be there and I wish the same!

However, the camp was lovely, spacious and apart from a groundsman who mowed the lawns the entire time we arrived until almost dark, we enjoyed the quail running around.

Reviewed over 6 years ago

$74 for two nights, two adults on a power site up on the hill very near ablutions.

All very clean, quiet and nice.

Reviewed over 6 years ago

Despite some negative reports on this fantastic website, I was beginning to think maybe we'll pass this camp by, but I'm pleased we didn't.

We've never been here before but will definitely come again. Jenny Barlow greeted us and husband Harry guided us on his quad to our site on the hill. Yes, he wants you to park just so, he's that sort of a guy, but he was very friendly and we treated him as our host. We had a fun exchange of banter over thirty minutes before setting up our caravan. There were friendly tame goats tethered around the camp eating up the grass on the banks where the mower couldn't reach. Yes, some of the the camp facilities are a little tired and could use some extra TLC, the owners have been here 23 years and I guess they are a little over it, as I would be.

Realise that you are camping for a couple of days or just over night, so make the most of your stop over and quit moaning about the little things, have a wine and enjoy the fact you are alive and enjoying this beautiful moment in time.

The harbour views are wonderful, the fee of $20 per person for a power site with water is very competitive. No wi-fi, so..... buy your own hotspot device if you need wi-fi, I have.

Reviewed over 8 years ago

A lovely place, with a discount it was $41 a night for two adults, we were told to park where we liked so we went right next to the boat ramp.

A lovely place, with a discount it was $41 a night for two adults, we were told to park where we liked so we went right next to the boat ramp. The tide was full and came right up to the grass and went out a real long way by low tide, not much in the way of shellfish. The camp facilities were nice and clean and the boss was friendly, it was a pleasant three day stay. There's a good equipment shop outside the camp with everything you could want, hardware, food, drinks, bait etc

DON'T miss out going to the salmon farm down the road, catch your own salmon and pay $22 a kg for it, they will smoke it or you can take it away and do your own which is what we did, yum!

Reviewed over 8 years ago

A lovely secluded camp, each caravan site has its own little unit consisting of a shower, toilet and handbasin, outside water and power supply and your own dump station, amazing, I've never seen that before

. $40 for two adults, good price. Highly recommend it.

Reviewed over 8 years ago

A nice camp and friendly, helpful staff.

10 gb of free wi-fi and more if I wanted! The place needs a good revamp, buildings old and rumpty but who cares, we hook up and move on, that's what it's all about.

Reviewed over 8 years ago

Admittedly the camp had been severely flooded only two weeks prior, when the river overflowed, so there was still mud and clay all over the place and on some of the sites, so this was walked into showers

and toilet blocks. The office staff were very helpful. We had a reasonable view of the glacier, we probably won't stay there again all the same.

Reviewed over 8 years ago

The staff were wonderful, obliging and very helpful in booking tours for us, the camp in general was lovely.

The rubbish skips were so full they spewed broken bottles and rubbish on the ground.

Free WiFi for guests was down and didn't work the three days we were there, and that the satellite toilet blocks were all of a sudden CLOSED for repairs from Monday on, it was a convenient place to be to get to wherever around the city. It is a nice venue for the average Joe Bloggs camper.

Reviewed over 8 years ago