Grassy terraces beside Okahu Stream, deep in the native forest of Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tāne, well inland from Gisborne. A simple, low-key spot with good picnicking and easy walking right from camp.

The boundary stream is a nice feature and holds a few trout, so worth a look if you've got a rod along. Several side tracks branch off nearby too, so there's plenty to poke your nose into on foot if you fancy a wander into the bush.

Facilities are basic: non-powered tent sites on the terraces, non-flush toilets, and water from the stream. Campfires are allowed in the fire pit except during fire bans, so check the local restrictions before lighting up. An unhurried back-country base for forest, fresh air and a bit of fishing, well off the beaten track.