Port Ohope Boat Ramp
Port Ohope Boat Ramp
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Self-contained only. Only 48 hours limit. No dogs. Well monitored, so don't bother staying here unless you're self contained :)
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Showing 13 reviews of 15.
Courtney
Ranking: 9/10
Great place right outside Ohope. There is great fishing all along the estuary. The parking is in an open field and you can access the beach from the sites. Bathrooms were a bit grungy, but generally nice. The park seems to be pretty popular and lots of boaters and groups were taking advantage of this spot.
ray hill
Ranking: 10/10
Great place to stay have never been there before very quiet a pleasant will go again and take my inflatable boat , would like to suggest a longer stay in the off season a long way to come for only two days four would be great love the place good on you Whakatane
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Mike Fricker
Ranking: 10/10
23Sept18. What a find. A large field essentially with loads of rooms for campers of all sizes and free. 2 flushing loos in the adjacent park. Quiet
Mike Fricker
Ranking: 10/10
23Sept18. A great site. Quiet, free, by the sea, free, 2 toilets within a very short walking distance.
Room enough for a lot of campers/motorhomes.
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Florian
Ranking: 10/10
Amazing quiet campsite at the end of the road. Flat grassy field that is clearly signposted for camping. Right next to beaut beach and decent flushing toilets a short walk away. Can’t fault it.
Leanne Taylor-Smith
Ranking: 9/10
Great spot loads of space, although our local friends warned us not to park on the right side (furthest from water) if it is going to rain because it floods that side! Fine If dry weather. Drop Loo is little walk, but good. Quiet camp, plenty of room.
Geoff Neilson
Ranking: 9/10
Lovely quiet spot with room for more than a dozen campervans in unmarked spots. Small toilet block a short walk from parking with natural lighting only. Water needs to be boiled before use. Nice walk around the point is quite lengthy and track back past the golf course isn't well marked. Boat ramp with separate parking area sits beside camp site. Only a couple of boats launched dawn and dusk so noise shouldn't be any trouble. Much quieter than site down the road (but no playground for the kids).
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Dawn Dodd
Ranking: 10/10
10 out of 10. Stunning site at the beach on one side, estuary on the other. Toilets. No other facilities.
Anne Taylor
Ranking: 10/10
Great spot. By the water. Good for fishing. Felt very safe.
Rebecca Bowles
Ranking: 10/10
Awesome free spot! Right next to the nice calm beach. Good toilets. Felt safe. Must stop here if you're going to Ohope.
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Paul Kameniar
Ranking: 9/10
Excellent location right on the water. Has toilets nearby. Lots of grass and very quiet.
Nick Bay of Islands Campervans
Ranking: 9/10
Great place to stay the night. Only give this one a 9 because you have to be careful after rainfall not to get stuck. We had a great afternoon here with a G&T overlooking the inlet and a good night sleep. Only 5 motorhomes allowed, so first in first served.
Graeme
Ranking: 8/10
A safe quiet spot for 5 self contained vehicles tucked away to the right of the boat ramp. It is a grassy site but low lying so can be very soft and can flood in wet weather. There is a clean toilet block in the reserve and good swimming and fishing in the tidal estuary. As the area is large the council could and should make more sites available.
