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Campground in Rotorua, Bay of Plenty New Zealand
Trout Pool Rd
Vehicles with purpose built sleeping facilities (eg. motorhome, campervan, caravan, house bus etc) are permitted to park overnight for free in designated spaces within the existing carpark area. No cars, utes, passenger vans etc. No tents.
Be mindful that river is not safe for swimming.
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Really nice camping spot with a long drop toilet (no kiwi camp facilities!) There is no signs to show you where to park. But we camped with 2 other camper vans on the left in the bays are you enter the car park opposite the toilet. The walk is really nice in the morning. A friendly lady came from the council at around 9am but was just asking us about a questionnaire on tourism in Rotorua.
Quite and beautiful area next to the river and mountains. Got there around 6pm, there were a few spots. Toilet was smelly and dirty but was cleaned in the next morning
Very beautiful and chill place to spend the night, nice falls, toilet was smelly but fine.
Really beautiful spot in a forest, quiet and loads of space with great facilities. Toilets really well stocked and clean, illuminated at night too! Lots of picnic benches around too. Need a kiwi cash fob to use showers and the big sinks and to fill up on water
The parking is the space on your first left as you drive in. It was just and 1 other person when we arrived at 10pm and we didn’t leave till 1pm the next day and nobody came. So it’s very quiet. The pit toilets are disgusting, very stinky and very dirty. Recommend if you’re staying there to hook the toilet door back to air it out. Made the smell slightly better.
Got there at 7:30pm, all 6 designated sites were occupied and there was a no camping sign near the trailhead. We were going to leave but a security car pulled up and said we could park on the opposite side of the road near the bathroom (both sides of the toilet can be occupied along the curve). We along with another van did this. Had no issues when we left at 8am. Near some lovely easily accessible falls. Lots of bugs, pit toilet that was cleaned in the morning - evening was smelly but it smelled as good as a pit toilet could in the morning!
Good site, we stayed there for a night. Free, toilets availble and clean, quite area. Park places are on concrete, no issue with mud in case of rain. Nice walk through the falls and cave in the morning before breakfast.
Good spot, we arrived late and was no place anymore, so we decided to park it on the parking lot with another campervan. 8am in the morning sombody came over to check the campers I guess so we took off, otherwise we probably got a fine ticket? Toilet is a no go becaise of the smell
Great spot, plenty of space even late in the evening. We ended up staying with 6 campervans. Toilet is smelly but clean.
Great spot, there were free spots even 7pm, though signing is confusing. No number of campervan limitation is found. Toilet is smelly.
Address
103 Trout Pool Rd,Okere FallsTrout Pool Rd