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Whites Bay Camping Area is a campground, located at Port Underwood Rd, Waikawa 7281, New Zealand. They can be contacted via phone at +64 3-520 3002, visit their website www.doc.govt.nz for more detailed information.

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Port Underwood Rd, Waikawa 7281
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9 Reviews

  • Tomas Digital Media
    06 October 2017

    Amazing place, excellent for swimming and for picnics. Only about twenty minutes out from blenheim, highly recommend.

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  • Felix Yap
    27 September 2017

    Beautiful place for quick visit.

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  • Marcia M
    02 August 2017

    Beautiful and great facilities. Thank you very much DOC and the dedicated locals and officials. Keep it beautiful and clean visitors.

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  • Jules
    24 July 2017

    Amazing place, beautiful views..there is also a trail.

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  • Dean Camilleri
    25 March 2017

    The drive there is not for the faint hearted. But it is worth it. The bay is absolutely stunning and you can find small steams of mountain fresh water flowing into the beach.

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  • Ryu Takahashi
    06 February 2017

    Fabulous campsite! It's a shame that there's no enough parking space for day visitors and they park cars right next to tents during the day.

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  • Darryn Bishop
    27 January 2017

    Great swimming spot, beautiful area, and very popular, especially with locals. Beach is patrolled during summer.

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  • Rusty Mackay
    15 November 2016

    Well set up DoC camp ground. Lovely small bay with good rocky headland to climb over.

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  • The Heemskirk
    10 August 2016

    I have not stayed at the camp-site but traversed it to get to the beach in summer. In 2015 there was an edible shellfish, Pipi, colony close to the shore. Should you partake, ask about the quotas for what it is you are partaking in. The road to and from the site has been known to freeze hands of cyclists in the winter, velocity on hills and handbrake ability reduction, and cause need for rescues of cyclists subsequently impaled in trees. Caution is needed for tides and rips too, hence you will notice there is a lifeguard operation. So long as you do not behave like you are invincible, the park, beach, hiking trails and roads to the site are fun.

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