Boyd Park freedom camping area
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Boyd Park freedom camping area
Freedom camping at Boyd Park in Te Aroha
Freedom camping is allowed at the Spur Street car park at Boyd Park for certified self-contained campervans, motorhomes and RVs.
Maxiumum of 4 nights in a month. Come back and stay within 500m of the same place within a month.
Dogs are allowed and should be on lead. There are 2 dog exercise areas in close proximity. One is a fenced dog exercise area right opposite the BMX track. There is another at the Spur Street Esplanade (portion near the Waihou River under the footbridge)
Dump station available at Te Aroha Boat Ramp Reserve, Terminus Street.
Maximum 6 self-contained vehicles only.
Keep your site tidy, respect other park users, and raise your glass to the local council for letting you stay!
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Matamata-Piako District CouncilCouncil organisation |
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North Island ▷ Waikato ▷ Te Aroha |
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People can stay for a maximum of four nights in any specific location within any one-month period. Campers cannot freedom camp within 500m of a place they have previously camped within the last month. |
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Lovely big open sports fields to use.
Ashleigh Tuck -
Free and wonderful.
Konrad Ullmann -
Great freedom spot next to the bmx track.
Maggie O -
Nice level parking lot.
RGill
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Nice level parking lot.
Right by the rugby field and BMX park, and small swing set. There is a sign showing what area of the parking lot to stay in. 6 vehicles allowed. Bit of a walk across the field to get to the toilets, which close at 6:30pm.
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Great freedom spot next to the bmx track.
Sign where to park. Rubbish bin onsite. 25 min walk to town or ten minutes to the dairy. Estuary 1 hour walking track along river onsite, as well as swings and playing field. Dogs are allowed on a lead. Busy spot during the day with sports or dog walkers.
Blessed you can stay here for 4 nights.
Beautiful mountain views.
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There is no sign indicating you can camp here overnight so I checked the website of the region.
Normally it's ok.
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Amazing empty parking lot with a view of rugby feild the toilets are over by the stadium stands
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Just a carpark next to some sport fields, but very spacious.
Toilets close overnight. Ideal to stay if you are planning to do a hike in the kaimais the next day.
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Even though the DOCs camp was Free with Camp Pass, we opted to pay the fee at this camp site.
The DOCs camp was 'car park' type camping for campervans. Boyds Park had heaps of room for privacy and flush toilets. The sunrise is spectacular. The lovely lady collecting money in the morning was an added bonus with her wealth of knowledge on the area.
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Lovely big open sports fields to use.
There are toilet blocks on Stanley Street at the "A.R. Johns Memorial Grandstand" they're open 7:30am- 6:30pm.
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Seemed unpleasantly remote, just a few hang arounds in the other end of the carpark - we left again.
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Free and wonderful.
Nice people around. A lifeguard gives us free hot showers in the morning.
