Tapu Camp
11 Rankers Reviews
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Reviews
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Grass site with power. 😁
Laura (UK) -
Great view from the unpowered sites!
Sarah -
Good spot on the unpowered sites.
KAYO -
Easy to get mussels here.
Mary Neustroski -
Self-contained Camper.
Siggi
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Grass site with power.
Good overnight spot. Lovely views over the water. Quiet. Toilets, showers, kitchen and laundry were all clean and usable. Hot water showers for $1 for 5 minutes, and freely available in the kitchen. Reception had all the supplies that you might need. Even free lemons 😁
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1 dec 2023, paid 20 for 2 people and an unpowered site.
Camping itself has all the basics, laundy for 4 dol (2x 2 coins), shower (5 minutes 0.50 dol), kitchen and flush toilet. Nice view over the lake. Would recommend!
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Self-contained Camper.
1 night.
Average site but with a nice sunset. Feels a bit weird being the smallest vehicle on the grounds. A lot of permanent residents. One big luxury; hot showers for just 50cent. Totally worth it.
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Filthy caravan leaked we saw rats come out from under it whitetails everywhere everything was so run down and dirty and all three rooms & vans stunk never again
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Good spot on the unpowered sites.
Great view and amazing sunset. It's a little outdated and there are alot of perminant residents but it was well located and reasonably priced. $10pp, pn, unpowered. Showers were 50c and hot and powerful.
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Great view from the unpowered sites!
We could open up the van straight on to a view of the beach. Cold showers are free but if you want a hot shower you need to have exactly 50 cents. They have a sign up saying to drive in if you are after hours.
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Great spot right between the Royal Oak Hotel and the river running into the beach.
Nice people (especially Gavin who was just a top all round fella) and flat sites with clean facilities. Camp kitchen with microwave, fridge, cooktop and a couple of sinks. Weather was terrible when we were there but still got a feed of mussels at the south end of the beach and then went across to the pub for a few ice cold pints while it rained most of the arvo. Would definitely stop there again.
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Friendly staff, average campground.
We stayed here for one night and it was ok. Staff was friendly, anyways showers (50 cents for 6 minutes) and toilets need a make over and no facilities in kitchen except for microwave. Lots of permanent residents.
Was ok for one night.
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Close to the beach and you can go and collect mussels.
There are a lot of residents. Owners are very friendly and helpful. Pitch was big for $30 for a powered site. We stayed there after Christmas. Shower and kitchen a bit worn out.
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Easy to get mussels here.
Good camp store. Great pub across from the camp. Right on sea edge, good fishing.
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Grass site with power.
Good overnight spot. Lovely views over the water. Quiet. Toilets, showers, kitchen and laundry were all clean and usable. Hot water showers for $1 for 5 minutes, and freely available in the kitchen. Reception had all the supplies that you might need. Even free lemons 😁
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Filthy caravan leaked we saw rats come out from under it whitetails everywhere everything was so run down and dirty and all three rooms & vans stunk never again
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1 dec 2023, paid 20 for 2 people and an unpowered site.
Camping itself has all the basics, laundy for 4 dol (2x 2 coins), shower (5 minutes 0.50 dol), kitchen and flush toilet. Nice view over the lake. Would recommend!
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Self-contained Camper.
1 night.
Average site but with a nice sunset. Feels a bit weird being the smallest vehicle on the grounds. A lot of permanent residents. One big luxury; hot showers for just 50cent. Totally worth it.
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Good spot on the unpowered sites.
Great view and amazing sunset. It's a little outdated and there are alot of perminant residents but it was well located and reasonably priced. $10pp, pn, unpowered. Showers were 50c and hot and powerful.
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Great view from the unpowered sites!
We could open up the van straight on to a view of the beach. Cold showers are free but if you want a hot shower you need to have exactly 50 cents. They have a sign up saying to drive in if you are after hours.
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Friendly staff, average campground.
We stayed here for one night and it was ok. Staff was friendly, anyways showers (50 cents for 6 minutes) and toilets need a make over and no facilities in kitchen except for microwave. Lots of permanent residents.
Was ok for one night.
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Great spot right between the Royal Oak Hotel and the river running into the beach.
Nice people (especially Gavin who was just a top all round fella) and flat sites with clean facilities. Camp kitchen with microwave, fridge, cooktop and a couple of sinks. Weather was terrible when we were there but still got a feed of mussels at the south end of the beach and then went across to the pub for a few ice cold pints while it rained most of the arvo. Would definitely stop there again.
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Close to the beach and you can go and collect mussels.
There are a lot of residents. Owners are very friendly and helpful. Pitch was big for $30 for a powered site. We stayed there after Christmas. Shower and kitchen a bit worn out.