Flaxmill Bay Ferry Landing
Overnight Campervan Parking
5 Rankers Reviews
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18 Whitianga
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All freedom campers must be certified self-contained.
Maximum stay of two consecutive nights, departure by 9am.
Park only between the freedom camping signs.
Location - Cemetery Carpark, 100m or so up Purangi Road.
Size - 9m starting 16m east of the unsealed accessway opposite 1035 Purangi Road and heading east.
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Sarah
Ranking: 8/10
2 parks available in car park by cemetery, nothing special but does the job, car park gets very busy during the day. Ferry Landing Store across the road sells coffee & ice cream. 2 minute walk to toilets & ferry that goes over to Whitianga or walk back towards town & there’s a beautiful beach. Quiet at night.
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Pat Burns
Ranking: 8/10
2 paved spots in the corner of the parking lot. We enjoyed how quiet it was. Bathroom down the hill at the ferry dock was clean.
jcastl
Ranking: 6/10
Just two spaces allocated spaces in a car park near the cemetary. Nothing special, but handy stopover for hot water beach and cathedral cove. Toilets down the road by ferry landing.
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shaun mcgillicuddy
Ranking: 8/10
Nice quite spot. Only 2 parks. The council do check even on a Sunday morning
Stef
Ranking: 8/10
Lovely level area. Well protected by trees. The toilets are down the road at the ferry, a bit of a walk down the hill and up again.
