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Te Wharau (Malua Bay) Campground

Auckland, North IslandCouncil campground

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A small tent campground on Duder's coastal terraces, reached by kayak or on foot rather than by vehicle.

Campground type
Council campground
Setting
Coast
Operator / brand
Auckland Council
Stay options
Tent
Booking
Advance booking required

Facilities

  • Powered sitesNot available
  • ToiletsAvailable
Facility details
Powered sites
Not available. Council explicitly lists no electrical supply.
Toilets
Available. One composting toilet reached by steps.

Before you go

Untreated water

Council says to boil water from the hill tap for at least three minutes.

No pets

Council prohibits pets in the campground.

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Access & important conditions
  • Maximum two nights; no vehicle access or unbooked stays.
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Area & getting there

933R North Road, Clevedon (park address)

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  • A small tent campground on Duder's coastal terraces, reached by kayak or on foot rather than by vehicle.
  • Maximum two nights; no vehicle access or unbooked stays.
Region
Auckland
Island
North Island
Camping styles
tent
Address
933R North Road, Clevedon (park address)

A small tent campground on Duder's coastal terraces, reached by kayak or on foot rather than by vehicle.

Arrange access before travelling

The current page permits foot or kayak access and requires advance booking. The listed road address belongs to the park, not a drivable campsite entrance.

Keep to the camping terraces

Avoid the adjoining archaeological area. The toilet and water tap are uphill; use the designated concrete pad for a gas cooker.

Check the official campsite information before travelling. The source-check date is not live availability or an assurance that access conditions are unchanged.

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