Area & getting there
226 Torkar Road, Clarks Beach
A map reference point has not been verified. Use the park's own directions to confirm the entrance and vehicle access.
Official park directionsRead the full guideArrival, planning and local advice
- Manukau Harbour camping beside Clarks Beach's golf course, with hardstands and tent areas.
- EV charging is not permitted from the park supply.
- Only registered guests may use the park; arrange visits off-site.
- Address
- 226 Torkar Road, Clarks Beach
- Region
- Auckland, North Island
- Camping styles
- Tent, Campervan
- Rates
- Request a quote for your dates, party and site type. No comparable adult non-powered nightly tariff has been verified.
Manukau Harbour camping beside Clarks Beach's golf course, with hardstands and tent areas.
A Manukau Harbour setting
Clarks Beach Holiday Park sits beside Manukau Harbour with the golf course adjoining the property. This is a harbour-coast stay, not an ocean-surf beach destination. The operator offers tent camping and powered hardstanding for campervans, as well as roofed accommodation. Its Torkar Road location provides a different Auckland experience from the busier city beachfront at Takapuna.
Important limits on a serviced stay
Electricity at a powered campsite is not permission to charge an electric car: the operator explicitly prohibits EV charging. Pet spaces are limited and require prior arrangement, normally for one dog per site. The park also restricts access to registered guests, so meet visiting friends elsewhere. Seasonal closures of particular cabins should not be mistaken for closure of the camping grounds.
Check current site availability, arrival instructions and the full quote with Clarks Beach Holiday Park before travelling.
Common questions
Where is Clarks Beach Holiday Park?
226 Torkar Road, Clarks Beach, Auckland. Confirm the final approach and entrance with the park.
Are powered campsites available?
Explicitly listed in the checked park-specific sources.
Can I bring a dog?
Limited pet sites by arrangement; normally one dog per site unless agreed otherwise.
