Great places to park your campervan in Auckland and surrounds

Auckland’s an amazing city with plenty to offer its visitors. Make your stay in Auckland more affordable and at your own place, by hiring a campervan in Auckland and exploring the city as it suits you.

Here are five of the best sites to park your campervan in Auckland.

A Kiwi Farmstay Just north of Auckland city is A Kiwi Farmstay, where you’ll experience traditional Kiwi farm life. Chatter around the campfire at night, feed baby goats and lambs, sheer a sheep or enjoy a horse ride. It’s the perfect destination for a lovely getaway with the family.

Whangateau Holiday Park Whangateau Holiday Park, situated on the water’s edge on Whangateau Harbour, is a peaceful and award-winning campground. With several waterfront powered sites available, along with fishing and safe swimming nearby along the pristine Matakana and Kowhal Coast, this is one destination you must visit.

Orere Point TOP 10 Holiday Park Located about an hour from Auckland’s CBD is the Orere Point TOP 10 Holiday Park. It offers affordable accommodation, including powered and non-powered sites, and is close to many regional parks and the Hunua Ranges. From here you can also access the Hot Springs and many water activities, such as kayaking.

Waitakere Ranges Regional Park Park your wheels within the Waitakere Ranges Regional Park, which covers more than 16,000 hectares of native forest, waterfalls, cliffs and beautiful coastline. Stay at a basic campsite in the enchanting Pararaha Valley, which isn’t far from Blacksand Beach. Bookings must be made through Auckland Council.

Remuera Motor Lodge and Campground This inner city camping ground offers affordable powered sites just minutes from Auckland’s city centre. Here, you’ll find a quiet, park-like setting with a swimming pool and many nearby attractions, such as spas, golf courses and beaches.

BRIANNA PIAZZA

Brianna Piazza

Brianna Piazza is an Australian television reporter and part-time travel blogger. Originally from Melbourne, she's currently living in Cairns where she works for WIN News and spends her weekends exploring the outdoors Far North Queensland.

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