Hingaia Reserve, Papakura
Overnight Campervan Parking
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Hingaia Reserve, Papakura
A maximum of five freedom camping vehicles may
stay overnight in the area
A person wishing to stay overnight must –
(1) use a certified self-contained vehicle at all times;
(2) use one of the marked spaces in the designated
parking area, if applicable;
(3) stay a maximum of two nights;
(4) vacate their parking space by 9am (0900 hours)
on the third day; and
(5) stay a maximum of two nights in a four-week
consecutive period
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Beautiful nature and river views -
Safe feeling at night
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Convenient for a one-night stay
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Public toilets available
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Very noisy from road traffic -
Toilets are often dirty
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Not a charming camp spot
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Our first freedom camp spot.
The Castlebecks -
Beautiful nature and river
Camper -
Just a wide paved area next to a busy road.
T. Ourist -
Stayed here one night.
Simone
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Stayed here one night.
You’re directly next to a busy road so can’t say it’s a charming camp spot. At night it felt a bit eerie, some hang youth and toilets were dirty. It does the job but that’s it.
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I've read the rather bad reviews and was hesitant but didn't really have a choice.
In the end, it's true, it's just a small parking lot with a public toilet next to a busy street. However, felt very safe and with earplugs the sound was totally bearable. Plus, one toilet stayed open during the night, which I appreciated a lot. Don't expect a beautiful place but does it's job well
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Just a wide paved area next to a busy road.
Not especially level for sleeping. 2 stall bathroom with no light at night. Bring your flashlight.
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It was ok for a short one night stay - we stopped while driving from Coromandel to Auckland and there is not a lot of free camps on the way that operate all days in the week.
There is a toilet with running and a sink to wash your hands. But the water is not drinkable.
In the morning you can hear a lot of cars since the parking space in just next to the road.
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Stayed here one night.
You’re directly next to a busy road so can’t say it’s a charming camp spot. At night it felt a bit eerie, some hang youth and toilets were dirty. It does the job but that’s it.
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I've read the rather bad reviews and was hesitant but didn't really have a choice.
In the end, it's true, it's just a small parking lot with a public toilet next to a busy street. However, felt very safe and with earplugs the sound was totally bearable. Plus, one toilet stayed open during the night, which I appreciated a lot. Don't expect a beautiful place but does it's job well
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Just a wide paved area next to a busy road.
Not especially level for sleeping. 2 stall bathroom with no light at night. Bring your flashlight.
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It was ok for a short one night stay - we stopped while driving from Coromandel to Auckland and there is not a lot of free camps on the way that operate all days in the week.
There is a toilet with running and a sink to wash your hands. But the water is not drinkable.
In the morning you can hear a lot of cars since the parking space in just next to the road.
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Our first freedom camp spot.
Nice views overlooking the river. Bathroom good. Sweet sunset and sunrise.
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