Whangateau Whangateau Holiday Park is kiwi camping as it should be, right on the water’s edge and only an hour's drive from central Auckland.
Ideal for family holidays or a stop-off on your campervan adventure on the Twin Coast Discover Highway to Northland.
Conveniently close to Matakana and Leigh, you can explore the north Auckland coast at your leisure. We have plenty of waterfront and standard campsites and accommodation options for most budgets.
Guests have full use of all park facilities including toilets, showers and communal kitchen.
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Pack up the whanau and head on over to Whangateau Holiday Park, just an hour north of Auckland. We're right on the water's edge with stunning views of Whangateau Harbour.
Chuck a line in, take a dip, or just chill out and soak up the sun. The kids will be sweet as with our playground and heaps of space to run around.
Feeling peckish? Fire up the barbie or whip up a feast in our communal kitchen.
If you're keen to explore, we're a stone's throw from Matakana, Goat Island Marine Reserve, and Tawharanui Regional Park.
We've got a range of accommodation options to suit most budgets, from campsites to cosy cabins and even some cool retro caravans.
So come on down, relax and enjoy the good vibes at Whangateau Holiday Park.
Whangateau Holiday Park has a full range of modern facilities to make your stay comfortable and convenient. We pride ourselves in providing the cleanest facilities available.
The kitchen has modern facilities with freestanding ovens, ceramic hobs, microwaves, boiling water taps, toasters, fridges and freezers. Close to BBQs and covered outdoor dining area.
We don’t provide pots, pans or any kitchen items. Kitchen baskets are available to hire from reception.
Our showers are coin operated and take a $1 coin, which lasts for 6 minutes. This helps conserve water and helps to reduce wait times at the busy times. BYO coins, or we have plenty of $1 coins to swap at reception. Two accessible family bathrooms are available, equipped with change table and baby bath.
Relax in our TV and Recreation room with comfy couches, large screen TV with Freeview and DVD player, Camp Library/book exchange or battle it out on the Air Hockey Table ($2/game).
DVD movies and board games are available to hire from Reception.
Gas and charcoal BBQs are free to use during your stay. BBQ briquettes are available to purchase from Reception.
Whangateau Holiday Park is the home of Smoke on the Coast BBQ competition held in late April each year. It’s the most fun, family orientated Barbecue competition and festival of smoke in NZ.
Our onsite fun playground awaits young adventurers! With swings, slides, climbing frames, and more there’s plenty to keep the kids entertained. The playground is open until sunset daily.
Explore Whangateau harbour by kayak or stand up paddleboard (SUP). Single and double sit on kayaks and paddleboards are available to hire from reception.
Getting behind the wheel of one of our pedal cars is a great way to explore the Holiday Park. Available to hire from reception Monday to Saturday 9am to 4pm and Sundays 12 to 4pm. Helmets are provided.
Show off your strategic skills and play on our larger-than-life outdoor chess set. Challenge friends and family to a battle of wits in an outdoor setting.
Ideal for family holidays or a stop-off on your campervan adventure on the Twin Coast Discovery Highway to Northland.
Conveniently close to Matakana, Leigh and Goat Island, you can explore the north Auckland coast at your leisure. We have plenty of waterfront and standard campsites and accommodation for most budgets. Our team will help ensure that your holiday experience is everything you would expect and more.
Get DirectionsWhangateau Holiday Park is your gateway to a rejuvenating holiday filled with natural beauty and coastal charm.
Explore the calm harbour waters by kayak or paddleboard, discover an abundance of birdlife, or cast a line for a relaxing fishing experience. Beyond the park, explore nearby Goat Island Marine Reserve, the charming Matakana markets, or enjoy scenic walks.
Leigh Is a scenic coastal village less than 10 minutes from Whangateau Holiday Park. Known for its stunning marine life, beautiful beaches and laid-back atmosphere, it’s a must visit for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
At Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand’s first marine reserve, you can snorkel or dive amongst vibrant fish, stingrays and even the occasional dolphin. Glass bottom boat tours are available for those who prefer to stay dry. The Marine Discovery Centre is well worth a visit
Nearby, Matheson Bay is great for swimming, while Leigh harbour and Ti Point are favourites for fishing and boating.
Ti Point Reptile Park will fascinate the kids. It’s home to New Zealand’s largest collection of reptiles, tuatara, turtles & exotic lizards.
Matakana is a charming and picturesque destination close to Whangateau Holiday Park. Nestled in a lush, rolling countryside its best known for its vibrant Saturday Farmers Market, boutique wineries and relaxed coastal atmosphere.
The village offer a mix of artisan food, great eateries, local crafts, and boutique shopping making it a perfect place to visit.
The Matakana coast is home to some of New Zealand’s most stunning and diverse beaches covering everything from golden sands and gentle swimming spots to rugged coastlines and surf-friendly waves.
Enjoy the surf at Pakiri, Leigh or Omaha Beaches or sheltered swimming at Matheson Bay and in our beautiful harbour.
Anchor Bay at Tawharanui Marine Reserve has soft white sand and turquoise waves, perfect for swimming surfing, and sunbathing.
If you like walking, the region has lots of walking tracks that cover all kinds of terrain around the harbour, through native bush and forest, and along the beautiful beaches.
Take the time to visit Tawharanui Regional Park, a breathtaking coastal and predator-free open sanctuary. It’s a haven for native wildlife including kiwi, takahe and saddleback birds. Well maintained walking tracks take visitors through diverse landscapes from wetlands and forests to dramatic coastal cliffs.
