Stayed there for three nights and had no problems! We recommend!! -a lot of noice because of teenagers drifting their cars?? -all the toilets from the kiosk CLOSE at roughly 5pm till 6:30am but sometimes also randomly. -perfect spark signal -open, cold showers available (you’d need a swimsuit, not sure if shampoo is allowed) -drinking water available -NO dump station -a really nice 7 nzd dollar swimming pool next door with great hot showers

Nice freecamp but weird men hang around on Saturday night and tried to get into my van

Very busy during the day til late because of restaurant next door. I didn't like that so much, but it wasn't noisy. Very good amenities (cold showers, water taps, rubbish & recycling bins, clean toilets. Unfortunately they are closed early throughout the night.). Even though the spot is directly at the sea, you can't see it from the parking due to the dunes.

Top free camp facing the sea. Large, well delimited and very wide square spots. Campgrounds are no longer as shown in the photos but further on the same parking lot. 2 min walk from the pool to take a shower. Public toilets next to the parking lot but not open all night.

Very nice large parking right on the beach, with 10 parking spaces for campervans, parking allowed between the blue lines.

A lovely spot right near the beach. The breakfast burger from the kiosk is really good. The local council came to check that vehicles are camped in the correct spaces and will fine people. The police were called by them while we were there due to ? an altercation and someone was handcuffed and taken by the police. The swimming pool opposite is good for a shower at $7.

One of my favourites! I highly recommend!

Very nice spot, plenty of space. Modern public restrooms and a great beach. Excellent coffee at the kiosk! However, the beach is currently closed for swimming due to a storm and cleanup work.

Great spot with a beautiful view. Good 5G signal. Swimming pool a 2-minute walk from the free camp, showers $6 per person.

The councils come by every day to check that everything is being respected.