
Free CampsitesHawke's Bay, Hawke's Bay New Zealand 🇳🇿
Free CampsitesHawke's Bay, Hawke's Bay New Zealand 🇳🇿


10 Reviews
We stayed for a night here and were pleasantly surprised after reading other comments. The sites were private, it was very quiet and we just had the waves to lull us to sleep. There are bathrooms here - but we didn’t use them.
Right on the ocean. The night we were there there were only two of us campervans. Lots of wave noise but otherwise peaceful. Lots of graffiti on the large boulders that form the beach armour and some litter - but not bad. No facilities except a couple of quite nice concrete picnic tables. You should be Self Contained - although no signs requiring it. Spectacular sea view. We were very happy with it. Not recommended for tents though. Strong wind, wave noise,and very rough, hard ground.
Very unkempt area. Lots graffiti and very rough road. Not appealing.
Really rough road in. Lovely views but only ok for van or small MH. Definitely not for caravans. Haumoana for us
Had every intention of staying, track in is a bit rough but not a problem, however bit windy and once the second dust storm whirled around us decided to move back the the reserve in Clive. Would be OK on a still day.
The concrete structure on the beach is the Hastings District Council sewer outfall... This a reserve in name only.
Beautiful location with sea views! The night we were there, cars spent a part of the night with music on it !! It's not very nice ...
Few potholes Nice level parking , close seaview and can hear the waves . Seals on the rocks and in the water swimming .Birds , cycleway and walking track . Busy place at times , people fishing at night , no problems at all. Would stay again. Suit 8 to 10m bus if not low rear .
Up by the sea is good for a night. Wind swept. Security guard said for your own safety due to storms the safe place to park is back next to a paddock which is not nice at all.
Has large pot holes as you drive in. You can park facing the water which is a lovely way to spend time... And there's a pond to watch the birds.