Waiharakeke Bay Campsite
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- Campfires are allowed, but check for seasonal fire bans before lighting one.
- Reserve ahead — this campground requires a booking.
- Dogs aren't allowed — arrange a sitter if you're travelling with a pet.
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Good to know
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Do I need to book ahead for Waiharakeke Bay Campsite?
Yes, a reservation is required. You can check availability on the official website.
Are campfires allowed at Waiharakeke Bay Campsite?
Yes, campfires are permitted — always check for seasonal fire bans before you go.
Is there drinking water at Waiharakeke Bay Campsite?
Yes, drinking water is available.
Are there toilets at Waiharakeke Bay Campsite?
Yes, toilets are available on site.
Are dogs allowed at Waiharakeke Bay Campsite?
No, dogs are not allowed.
Who runs Waiharakeke Bay Campsite?
Waiharakeke Bay Campsite is operated by Department of Conservation.
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