We sought a quiet campsite and stumbled upon a tuning fair, free entry, program until 2 am. precisely at dusk the local artists appear. their instruments: exhaust systems sounding like lawn‑ mower with ego. the program consists of three acts: pre‑emptive driving, letting the engine roar, driving away again. then repeat, roughly 40 times. in between a burnout performance so that even inside the camper you smell that culture actually takes place here.

A lively start to the evening, with fireworks and an urban rodeo until 9 pm, but otherwise very quiet. No toilets.

Limited to 3 spots, but can park anywhere there are carparks, so i just spanned 3 spots. Was quite a bit of traffic noise until late at night as it is near the t bay main road. Whilst there was only 2 actual campers there, a lot of people sleeping in vehicles too and they were coming and going all night. View out over the harbour through the pohutakawas is nice, toilets are a 2 min walk away and ok condition. Is close to whitireia park and onepoto park if you have dogs.

The site is a carpark for Porirua Rowing Club, kayakers, numerous Māori canoes

It's really busy but perfect if you've come off the ferry and need to sleep before carrying on

Perfect, beautiful view and a lovely shower! Very good phone signal

Not toilets / under construction and always full.

There was already 5 vehicules on saturday night at 6 pm... Limited to only 3 self-contained vehicules, we didn't stay here

This parking lot is more than adequate for the night, at the water's edge, you have to walk a bit to go to the toilet but that's okay, the 2 toilet spots are clean and flush. We weren't bothered by the noise at all. The internet connection is good (we are at spark)

Nice views over the water, however very noisy through the night due to being so close to the road and also a group of people hanging out until late and then also back again very early in the morning talking very loudly