Tapotupotu Campsite

Campsite in the Northland region

Tapotupotu Campsite is a DOC tent site in Northland beside a sheltered lagoon, minutes from Cape Reinga with swimming, kayaking and cold showers.

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A sheltered lagoon sits right beside the tent sites here, good for a swim or a paddle, with the beach and coast just a short stroll away. Cape Reinga/Te Rerenga Wairua is only about 5 minutes up the road, or roughly 3 hours on foot via the walking track, so it's a natural base for exploring the very tip of the country.

It's a DOC campsite with non-powered tent sites, non-flush toilets and cold showers, which stay tolerably warm through summer. There's untreated tap water on tap, so boil it before drinking, and the site is wheelchair accessible with assistance.

The spot can catch the wind, so it pays to check the forecast before you head up. Get a calm day and it's a peaceful place, and it quietens right down outside the peak summer holidays. People who stay here tend to rate it highly.

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DOC

Campsite type

Unknown

Ground type

0

Powered sites

45

Unpowered sites

Suits ground tent

Suits roof top tent

Facilities

Non-powered/tent sites Shower - cold Water from tap - not treated boil before use Wheelchair accessible with assistance Toilets - non-flush Toilets Water supply

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