codes & conditions | p a g e contents generic codes and conditions for all sites 8 accommodation...

Codes & Conditions Regional Parks Version 1.04

2 | P a g e

Contents

GENERIC CODES AND CONDITIONS FOR ALL SITES .......................................... 8

ACCOMMODATION ................................................................................................. 12

1 BACHES ........................................................................................................... 12

1.1 BACHES - NORTH ..................................................................................... 12

1.1.1 ATIU COTTAGE ................................................................................... 12

1.1.2 BAILEYS COTTAGE ............................................................................ 14

1.1.3 BIG BAY BACH .................................................................................... 15

1.1.4 COLDHAM BACH ................................................................................. 17

1.1.5 COURTYARD HOUSE ......................................................................... 19

1.1.6 FERGUSON HOUSE............................................................................ 22

1.1.7 GRAHAM BACH ................................................................................... 23

1.1.8 MOONLIGHT BACH ............................................................................. 25

1.1.9 PUHOI COTTAGE ................................................................................ 28

1.1.10 SCHISCHKA HOUSE ........................................................................ 30

1.1.11 TAWHARANUI BACH ....................................................................... 32

1.1.12 VINE HOUSE .................................................................................... 35

1.1.13 WENDERHOLM BEACH HOUSE ..................................................... 38

1.2 BACHES - SOUTH ...................................................................................... 39

1.2.1 AWHITU HOUSE .................................................................................. 40

1.2.2 TAPAPAKANGA BACH ........................................................................ 41

1.2.3 TE KUITI COTTAGE............................................................................. 43

1.2.4 TE WHETUKI HOUSE .......................................................................... 45

1.2.5 WAITAWA BACH ................................................................................. 47

1.3 BACHES - WEST ........................................................................................ 50

1.3.1 BARR COTTAGE ................................................................................. 50

1.3.2 CRAW HOMESTEAD ........................................................................... 51

1.3.3 KEDDLE HOUSE ................................................................................. 53

1.3.4 PATUROA BACH ................................................................................. 55

2 CAMPGROUNDS ............................................................................................. 57

2.1 CAMPGROUNDS - NORTH ........................................................................ 57

2.1.1 ATIU CREEK CAMPGROUND ............................................................. 57

3 | P a g e

2.1.2 LAGOON BAY CAMPGROUND ........................................................... 60

2.1.3 MITA BAY CAMPGROUND .................................................................. 62

2.1.4 SCHISCHKA CAMPGROUND ............................................................. 64

2.1.5 SULLIVANS BAY CAMPGROUND ...................................................... 66

2.1.6 TAWHARANUI CAMPGROUND .......................................................... 69

2.1.7 TE HARUHI BAY CAMPGROUND ....................................................... 73

2.1.8 TE MURI BEACH CAMPGROUND ...................................................... 76

2.2 CAMPGROUNDS – SOUTH ....................................................................... 78

2.2.1 ADAMS LOOKOUT CAMPGROUND ................................................... 78

2.2.2 AMBURY CAMPGROUND ................................................................... 80

2.2.3 BEACHFRONT CAMPGROUND .......................................................... 82

2.2.4 BLACKBERRY FLATS CAMPGROUND .............................................. 85

2.2.5 BROOK CAMPGROUND ..................................................................... 87

2.2.6 CLIFF TOP CAMPGROUND ................................................................ 89

2.2.7 LOWER MANGATAWHIRI CAMPGROUND ........................................ 91

2.2.8 MANGATANGI TRIG CAMPGROUND ................................................. 93

2.2.9 PENINSULA CAMPGROUND .............................................................. 94

2.2.10 PIGGOTT’S CAMPGROUND ............................................................ 97

2.2.11 POUKARAKA FLATS CAMPGROUND ............................................. 98

2.2.12 REPEATER CAMPGROUND .......................................................... 100

2.2.13 SEAVIEW CAMPGROUND ............................................................. 102

2.2.14 SOUTHERN BOUNDARY CAMPGROUND .................................... 104

2.2.15 TAINUI CAMPGROUND ................................................................. 106

2.2.16 TAWHITOKINO CAMPGROUND .................................................... 108

2.2.17 TE WHARAU BAY (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND ................................ 109

2.2.18 THOUSAND ACRES CAMPGROUND ............................................ 111

2.2.19 UPPER MANGATAWHIRI CAMPGROUND.................................... 113

2.2.20 WAIKAHA STREAM (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND ............................. 114

2.2.21 WAITAWA BAY (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND .................................... 116

2.2.22 WORKMAN CAMPGROUND .......................................................... 118

2.3 CAMPGROUNDS – WEST ....................................................................... 119

2.3.1 BARN PADDOCK ............................................................................... 119

4 | P a g e

2.3.2 CRAW CAMPGROUND ..................................................................... 121

2.3.3 KARAMATURA VALLEY CAMPGROUND ......................................... 123

2.3.4 MCCREADIES CAMPGROUND ........................................................ 125

2.3.5 ODLINS 2 CAMPGROUND ................................................................ 126

2.3.6 OPANUKU PIPELINE CAMPGROUND .............................................. 128

2.3.7 PAE O TE RANGI CAMPGROUND.................................................... 130

2.3.8 PARARAHA VALLEY CAMPGROUND .............................................. 132

2.3.9 TUNNEL POINT CAMPGROUND ...................................................... 134

2.3.10 WHATIPU CAVES CAMPGROUND ............................................... 135

3 LODGES ......................................................................................................... 138

3.1 LODGES - WEST ...................................................................................... 138

3.1.1 HUIA LODGE ..................................................................................... 138

3.1.2 KIWANIS LODGE ............................................................................... 139

4 SCC Campgrounds & DESIGNATED Parking Areas ...................................... 141

4.1 SCC CAMPGROUNDS & DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT PARKING - NORTH

141

4.1.1 ATIU CREEK DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA.......................... 141

4.1.2 LONG BAY DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ............................. 143

4.1.3 MAHURANGI DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ......................... 144

4.1.4 MAHURANGI SCC CAMPGROUND AREA ....................................... 147

4.1.5 SCANDRETT DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ......................... 149

4.1.6 WENDERHOLM DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ..................... 151

4.2 SCC CAMPGROUNDS & DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT PARKING – SOUTH

152

4.2.1 AMBURY DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ................................ 152

4.2.2 AWHITU DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ................................. 155

4.2.3 DUDER DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA .................................. 157

4.2.4 HUNUA FALLS DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ...................... 159

4.2.5 KAPARANUI STREAM SCC CAMPGROUND ................................... 161

4.2.6 OMANA DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA .................................. 164

4.2.7 POUKARAKA FLATS DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ............. 166

4.2.8 TAPAPAKANGA DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA .................... 168

4.2.9 TAPAPAKANGA STREAM SCC CAMPGROUND ............................. 170

5 | P a g e

4.2.10 UPPER MANGATAWHIRI DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA .. 172

4.2.11 WAITAWA SCC CAMPGROUND ................................................... 174

4.2.12 WAHARAU DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA ......................... 176

4.3 SCC CAMPGROUNDS & DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT PARKING – WEST

178

4.3.1 ARATAKI DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK ......................................... 178

4.3.2 BARN PADDOCK DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK ............................ 180

4.3.3 CASCADE KAURI DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK ........................... 182

4.3.4 CORNWALLIS DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK ................................. 184

4.3.5 CRAW DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK .............................................. 186

4.3.6 GLEN ESK DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK ....................................... 188

4.3.7 LOG RACE DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK ...................................... 190

BOOKABLE FACILITIES ........................................................................................ 192

5 BOOKABLE SITES ......................................................................................... 192

5.1 BOOKABLE SITES – NORTH................................................................... 192

5.1.1 ATIU CREEK (LIMITED MOBILITY ACCESS) BOOKABLE SITE ...... 192

5.1.2 LONG BAY BOOKABLE SITE 1 ......................................................... 194







5.1.9 LONG BAY SPECIAL NEEDS MOBILITY SITE ................................. 212

5.1.10 LONG BAY VAUGHAN BRIDGE BOOKABLE SITE ....................... 214

5.1.11 SHAKESPEAR BOOKABLE SITE 1 ................................................ 217





5.1.16 SHAKESPEAR FIGTREE BOOKABLE SITE .................................. 238

5.1.17 SHAKESPEAR HANGI BOOKABLE SITE ...................................... 242

6 | P a g e

5.1.18 WENDERHOLM BOOKABLE SITE 1 .............................................. 247




5.2 BOOKABLE SITES - SOUTH .................................................................... 257

5.2.1 AMBURY BOOKABLE SITE 1 ............................................................ 257

5.2.2 AWHITU BOOKABLE SITE 1 ............................................................. 261

5.2.3 OMANA BOOKABLE SITE 1 .............................................................. 264





5.2.8 WHAKANEWHA BOOKABLE SITE 1 ................................................. 278

5.3 BOOKABLE SITES - WEST ...................................................................... 281

5.3.1 CORNWALLIS BOOKABLE SITE 1 ................................................... 281




6 HOMESTEADS AND GROUNDS ................................................................... 289

6.1 HOMESTEADS AND GROUNDS - NORTH ............................................. 289

6.1.1 COULDREY HOUSE HOMESTEAD, GROUNDS AND GARDENS ... 289

6.1.2 SCOTT HOMESTEAD AND GROUNDS ............................................ 290

7 DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT CAR PARKS ..................................................... 294

7.1 DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT CAR PARKS – NORTH .............................. 294

7.1.1 LONG BAY OVERNIGHT PARKING .................................................. 294

7.1.2 MAHURANGI OVERNIGHT CARPARK ............................................. 295

7.1.3 SCANDRETT OVERNIGHT CARPARK ............................................. 295

7.1.4 SHAKESPEAR OVERNIGHT CARPARK ........................................... 296

7.1.5 TAWHARANUI OVERNIGHT CARPARK ........................................... 299

7.1.6 WENDERHOLM OVERNIGHT CARPARK ......................................... 301

7.2 DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT CAR PARKS – SOUTH .............................. 302

7.2.1 HUNUA FALLS OVERNIGHT CARPARK .......................................... 302

7 | P a g e

7.2.2 OMANA OVERNIGHT CARPARK ...................................................... 302

7.2.3 TAPAPAKANGA OVERNIGHT CARPARK ........................................ 303

7.2.4 UPPER MANGATAWHIRI OVERNIGHT CARPARK ......................... 304

7.2.5 WAHARAU OVERNIGHT CARPARK ................................................. 305

7.2.6 WAITAWA OVERNIGHT CARPARK .................................................. 305

8 | P a g e

GENERIC CODES AND CONDITIONS FOR ALL SITES

1. GENERIC CODES AND CONDITIONS

4.1 Permit use:

This permit can only be used for the purpose designated on the permit. It is

not able to be used for other activities, or to gain access to sites for other

purposes.

The permit is not transferable to another party or person.

4.2 Group organisers:

Are responsible to ensure all members in their group are informed and aware

of all the conditions codes and rules on this permit.

4.3 Vehicle entry/exit to park:

Main park entrance gate opening and closing times vary (seasonally and

across the parks).

Please ensure your group is aware of the gate opening and closing times.

They are sign posted at the main entrance to the park.

Times are printed on the front of this permit.

Vehicle entry is prohibited after closing time.

4.4 Kauri Dieback

Ensure all footwear has been cleaned of all visible soil both prior to entry and

exiting the park or natural areas.

Ensure you or your group do not introduce any plant material (including

foliage and seeds)

Ensure vehicles that have travelled in the Waitakere ranges and other known

Kauri PTA infected areas are free of dirt including on tyres and

undercarriages. Vehicles should be cleaned prior to entry on to park land

Footwear must be cleaned at every hygiene station that you cross.

Further information regarding the disease and measures to be taken is

available in online at www.kauri-dieback.co.nz. Should you require further

assistance on how to obtain materials for these purposes please call 09 301

0101.

4.5 Animals:

Dogs, other animals and pets are prohibited at all Auckland Council Regional

Parks’ bookable sites and accommodation. The only exception is registered

aid dogs. Please advise staff at time of booking if you have a registered aid

dog for an exemption

4.6 Respect the rights of other park users.

4.7 Noise:

Please ensure your activities, e.g. music and ball games etc. are not unduly

heard off site and do not disturb other park users or local community

residents. Generators and machinery are prohibited unless prior approval is

granted.

4.8 Alcohol:

Conspicuous and excessive consumption of alcohol is prohibited. Otherwise

you and your group may be asked to leave the park and or have the permit

terminated.

http://www.kauri-dieback.co.nz/

9 | P a g e

Your group or function must have appropriate consent from the Auckland

Council to comply with the alcohol act.

4.9 Smoke free Regional Parks

Our Regional Parks are now smoke free. Please observe this while staying

on/using our Regional Parks.

4.10 Vehicle parking:

Please park vehicles in authorised areas or as instructed by the Park Staff.

4.11 Boats:

Boats are restricted to hand carried craft, kayaks, canoes and dinghies under

4 metres in length. There are boat launching facilities at some parks, check

the Auckland Council web site https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/parks-

recreation/get-outdoors/coastal-marine/find-boat-ramp/Pages/default.aspx

4.12 Pest control stations:

May be located around some sites. For your safety and effectiveness of the

pest control station please keep children away and do not touch.

4.13 Safety:

Please instruct your group to care for their own safety. If you are entering a

remote area please ensure you are adequately equipped, experienced and

aware of potential hazards.

Swim Safe: Enjoying the beach should be both safe and fun, especially if

you follow a few basic safety tips. On patrolled beaches, swim between the

flags. Never swim alone. Always swim under supervision. If in doubt stay out.

Know your limits. Read and obey the safety signs. Learn to recognise rip

currents. Always use safe equipment. Never swim or surf when tired or cold.

Consider other users. Think about safety first! ALWAYS SUPERVISE

CHILDREN NEAR WATER!

Swim Safe: Check the safeswim.org.nz website for up-to-date and

forecasted water quality and beach safety information ahead of your visit or

event. If the water quality droplet indicates red, the hirer must inform

participants that there is moderate to high risk of infection from contact with

the water and the water quality is considered unsuitable or unsafe for

swimming.

Drinking and driving / host responsibility: The individual or group utilising a

camp site will be requested to practice Host Responsibility by providing food

and non-alcoholic drinks, and designated drivers and /or alternative transport

options.

Please instruct your group to care for their own safety. If you are entering a

remote area please ensure you are adequately equipped, experienced and

aware of potential hazards.

Safety:

Remember to be safe in the bush and follow these simple rules:

Carry a track map, warm clothing, food and drink

Always tell someone where you are going

Don’t start your walk too late in the day as it gets dark earlier in the forest

because of the dense canopy

https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/parks-recreation/get-outdoors/coastal-marine/find-boat-ramp/Pages/default.aspx


10 | P a g e

Carry antihistamine as wasps can be a problem in summer/autumn

Information on which tracks are open in the Hunua Ranges visit

aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

The Outdoor Safety Code:

1. Plan your trip

2. Tell someone

3. Be aware of the weather

4. Know your limits

5. Take sufficient supplies

Swim Safe: Enjoying the rivers should be both safe and fun, especially if you

follow a few basic safety tips. Never swim alone. Always swim under

supervision. If in doubt stay out. Know your limits. Always use safe

equipment. Never swim or surf when tired or cold. Consider other users. Think

about safety first! ALWAYS SUPERVISE CHILDREN NEAR WATER!

No access to Watercare Dams or within 20metres of the high water mark is

permitted.

4.14 Liability:

The permit holder shall reimburse the Auckland Council the full costs,

including any associated Auckland Council staff time, to remedy, restore or

replace any part of the facility and or chattels, resulting from any omission,

negligence or act of willful damage by the permit holder.

4.15 Rescheduling (Changing) Bookings:

Notice must be provided at least 2 weeks (8 weeks for lodges, 4 weeks for

large events) to reschedule(amend) a booking. Providing a booking is

rescheduled (changed) within these timeframes, the first change will be free

of charge. Notice may be given verbally or in writing.

Subsequent rescheduling (amendments) will automatically incur a 20% fee,

based on the full value of the reservation.

All bookings rescheduled (amended) inside the 2 week (8 weeks for lodges, 4

weeks for large events)booking period will automatically incur a 20%

administration fee (even if it’s the first amendment), based on the full value

of the reservation (or part thereof). Close off time for rescheduling bookings

is at 12pm before the day of the booking.

Rescheduled (amended) bookings are subject to availability.

Once the original booking date has passed the booking cannot be

rescheduled.

4.16 Refunds will only be issued under the following conditions:

Notice of cancellation has been given and a written refund request received

by the Auckland Council Contact Centre before the reservation date as

follows:

For controlled permits:

8 weeks for lodge reservations.

4 weeks for large events reservations

2 weeks for all other reservations.

11 | P a g e

Cancellation within the following timeframes will result in 100% of the booking

value being retained by Council:

For controlled permits:

8 weeks for lodge reservations.

4 weeks for large events reservations

2 weeks for all other reservations.

An administration fee of 20% based on the full reservation, value will be retained from the value of the booking.

Education groups are the only exception for weekday (excluding public holidays) reservations.

Refunds will only be issued when no other balances are outstanding. The

Auckland Council reserves the right to retain allow part of their fund to offset

outstanding balances on that Household.

Refunds will only be paid to the householder who made the booking or if the

booking is made by credit card the holder of that credit card.

Products such as camping passes and vouchers will not be refunded

once purchased. For all other products the Auckland Council will meet its

obligations under the relevant acts.

Applications for refunds may be approved by authorised staff only.

Consideration may be given to refund requests that do not meet the above

criteria on a case by case basis where the following circumstances exist:

Where the park or facility was unavailable, closed or shutdown prior to

the booking commencing or during the booking.

In cases of demonstrated hardship or illness.

In such cases, customer/s must lodge request for refund within 5 working

days of booking cancellation.

4.17 Bond Fee (if appropriate):

All conditions have been met.

No damage or additional costs incurred from conditions not been followed.

A fee of 20% based on the full reservation will be retained. Education

groups are the only exception for weekday (excluding public holidays)

reservations.

12 | P a g e

ACCOMMODATION

1 BACHES

1.1 BACHES - NORTH

1.1.1 ATIU COTTAGE

2. ATIU CREEK REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

PARK GATE OPEN HOURS:

Daylight Saving: 6am - 9pm

Non Daylight Saving: 6am - 7pm

1.1 Fires:

All open fires are prohibited.

1.2 Portable solid fuel barbecues:

Cannot be used during a restricted or prohibited fire season.

The restricted fire season runs each year from 1 December to 31 March.

Check fire conditions prior to booking date.

Please provide all fuel for your barbecue.

Ensure ashes are cold and take them home as part of your rubbish.

1.3 Portable gas barbecues:

Allowed at all times.

3. ATIU COTTAGE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access - access driveway gate:

This bach is accessible at all times.

2.2 Maximum 8 persons:

Maximum of 8 persons permitted to stay in the bach. Person numbers are not

to exceed the bach capacity.

2.3 Day visitor numbers:

Visitor numbers are restricted: Maximum number of persons (booked and

visitors) is not to exceed 16 persons, double the maximum permitted sleeping

capacity of the bach.

2.4 Vehicles access rules and conditions:

Maximum of six vehicles (either permit holder or visitor vehicle) allowed to

park at the bach.

Excess vehicles must park in the public car park and occupants walk to the

bach.

Vehicle access is down a metal access road: - Keep the access road clear at

all times.

Only park in the garage or on the metal parking area in front of the

garage.

Ensure you keep the Run Road access gate closed and locked at all

times.

Only persons with the appropriate FULL or RESTRICTED driving

license are permitted to drive vehicles in this area.

13 | P a g e

Maximum vehicle speed: 10kms at all times.

For the safety of children and others, other bach user and park

operations vehicles, please drive with care.

2.5 Prohibited areas:

Vehicles:

Strictly no vehicles past the bach. The road past the bach is for private

residence and park operations only.

Made homestead, private residence:

Strictly no access to and around these areas. Please follow directional

signs to link with park track network.

2.6 Boats:

Boats over 3 meters: access is prohibited at all times.

2.7 Water:

Potable supply, treated damp water. Water is precious - please conserve.

2.8 Tents are allowed to be pitched in bach grounds only:

Combined numbers sleeping in tents and bach is not to exceed the total bach

capacity.

2.9 Rubbish Free Parks:

The bach and surrounding site must be kept clean and tidy during your stay,

and left clean on your departure.

Bin in the bach. Please Use the AC Parks rubbish bags provided in the bach.

Please used tied AC Parks rubbish bags in the green wheelie bin outside the

bach.

Please take recyclable items home.

The park has no rubbish bins: "No bins. No rubbish. Better parks".

3. GENERAL BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS

3.1 General Conditions:

The bach operates on a self-clean basis: Please leave it clean on your

departure. The bach maybe inspected after your visit.

Bach access, keypad and combination lock numbers:

You will need to call Auckland Council Contact Centre on 09 366 2000, option

1, 3-5 days prior to your stay to receive access codes to the Bach.

Day visitor times are restricted to main park entrance gate opening hours.

Check In and Check Out Times for all baches:

Check In time - 2pm Check Out time - 12 Noon

Maximum length of stay:

7 consecutive nights, or 14 consecutive nights during the months June

to September (facilitated booking only)

Park Rangers have the authority to direct Bach users to move or remove

vehicles, any equipment, stop inappropriate activities and to terminate the

permit.

3.2 Emergency procedures and contact numbers:

Are located on the wall in the bach. Please ensure you locate these

procedures.

Read and understand emergency procedures and contact numbers.

14 | P a g e

They are also in the bach information folder. If you have any questions,

please contact the Park Duty Ranger.

3.3 Persons under the age of 18:

Persons under the age of 18 will not be granted a permit.

Persons under the age of 18 are not allowed to stay in or use baches lodges

or homesteads or designated sites without appropriate supervision.

1.1.2 BAILEYS COTTAGE

1. MAHURANGI REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. BAILEYS COTTAGE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access – access drive way gate:

This bach accessible at all times.




2.3 Day visitors numbers:





Maximum of four vehicles (either permit holder or visitor vehicle) allowed to

park at the bach.

Excess vehicles must park in the Scott Landing public car park at the end of

the road and occupants walk to the bach.

Vehicle access is up an access drive.

Keep the access drive way clear at all times.

Park in the parking area to the side of the bach.


license are permitted to drive vehicles in this area on the access drive

way.


For the safety of children and others please drive with care.

Shared access drive way to Scott Homestead:

15 | P a g e

The bach access is also the vehicle access to the Scott Homestead.

Approved vehicles are allowed access to the homestead as per

conditions on their permit. Please be considerate of homestead users.

Keep the access drive to the homestead clear at all times.

2.5 Vehicles are prohibited:

Down the access road to Scott Home Stead.

On or over any picnic area.

On all beaches at all times.

2.6 Boats:

Launching Boats over 3 meters from park land is prohibited at all times.

There is a public boat ramp at the end of Ridge Road.

2.7 Water:

Untreated tank water! The Ministry of Health recommend boiling untreated

drinking water.

Conserve water as there is a limited water supply

2.8 Tents and camping is prohibited at all times.





Place used tied ARC Parks rubbish bags in the green wheelie bin outside the

bach.

To help the parks please take recyclable items home.


1.1.3 BIG BAY BACH





1.1 Fires:










2. BIG BAY BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access:

The bach has no road access and is accessible by appropriate water craft

only.

This bach is accessible at all times from the water.


16 | P a g e







2.4 Bach access rules and conditions:

Landing conditions:

Swell or winds from the north east, east and south can make landing in

these conditions very hazardous.

Anchorage: Poor anchorage at Big Bay.

Boating safety guidelines:

For your safety, please ensure you have read, understand and practice

the boating safety guidelines.

Is the water craft appropriate for coastal boating access to the bach?

Ensure your craft meets all boating safety guidelines.

Have the correct safety equipment for the craft, e.g. life jackets etc.

Operate the craft following all safety and best practice guidelines.

Have you checked the latest marine weather forecast?

Particular attention must be paid to marine conditions when accessing

this bach.

If leaving from a regional park:

If access is through the main park entrance gate, ensure you and your

group know the closing and opening times before leaving. Refer to

www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz.

Parking: Please ensure you minimize vehicle numbers and park in the

correct area. There is limited parking at some locations.

2.5 Kitchen:

Fridge/freezer, stove, toaster, electric jug, coffee plunger, pots/pans, cooking

utensils, cutlery and crockery provided.

To protect the septic system, please do not tip fat or fatty products down the

sink.

Customers to bring own tea towels, dish washing detergent provided.


On all Regional Park beaches at all times.

2.7 Boats:

Only use water craft appropriate for coastal boating access to the bach.

2.8 Water:

Untreated tank water ! The Ministry of Health recommend boiling untreated

drinking water.


2.9 Tents and camping:

Strictly prohibited at all times.




17 | P a g e

This bach has no bins or rubbish disposal facilities at the bach or the regional

park. Please take all your rubbish home with you.

















permit.



procedures.








1.1.4 COLDHAM BACH

1. SCRANDRETT REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. COLDHAM BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS

18 | P a g e

2.1 Access - main park gate:

This bach is not accessible during main park entrance gate closing times.









Maximum of two vehicles (either permit holder or visitor vehicle) allowed to

park at the bach.


bach.

Due to the steepness of the gravel access road to the bach site:

Vehicles may have difficulty exiting the steep road on leaving the bach.

It is not recommended that bach users take trailers down to the bach

unless they have suitable vehicles. Two wheel drive and especially

front wheel drive vehicles are definitely not recommended for towing

trailers back up the access road.

Bach users taking trailers down to the bach without the appropriate

vehicles do so against AC staff recommendations and do so at their

own risk.

Bach user’s responsibility to arrange and pay to be towed out if

required.

By not following the above advice users may damage the road and

increase the maintenance costs of the road.

Access through public areas:

Parts of this area/road/route are part of the parks public

walking/mountain bike track system, public picnic areas or park

operational areas.


license are permitted to drive vehicles in this area or on this road/route






On or over any picnic area other than the designated route to the bach.

2.6 Boats:


Boats under 3 meters: Must be launched by hand.

2.7 Water: potable supply, treated bore water.

Water is precious - please conserve.


Prohibited at all times.

19 | P a g e


The bach and surrounding site must be kept clean and tidy during your stay



Place used tied AC Parks rubbish bags in the green wheelie bin outside the

bach.


















permit.



procedures.








1.1.5 COURTYARD HOUSE





1.1 Fires:






20 | P a g e





2. COURTYARD HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access – Access drive gate:


2.2 Check in and check out times:

Check in time from 2.00pm

Check out time 12.00pm on the day of departure.


Total of 23 persons permitted to stay in the bach. 12 in Main House, 2 in the

Annex and 9 in the Shearers Quarters. Person numbers are not to exceed the

bach capacity.



visitors) is not to exceed 50 persons.

2.5 Vehicles access rules and conditions

Maximum of 24 vehicles (either permit holder or visitor vehicle) allowed to

park at the bach. There is access to one double and two single garages off

the courtyard.

Horse floats and horse trucks must park turn around area past the

Courtyard House, ensuring they allow park vehicles access along the road

and past the woolshed.


bach, approx:900m from the bach.

Vehicle access is down a metal access road:


Only park in the garages or on the concrete courtyard parking area in the

centre of the complex.

Ensure you keep the Run Road access gate closed and locked or as you find

it.

Only persons with the appropriate FULL or RESTRICTED driving license are

permitted to drive vehicles in this area.


For the safety of children and others, other bach users and park operations

vehicles, please drive with care.

Vehicles are prohibited:

Horse floats or horse trucks are not allowed in the courtyard.

On the front lawn area of the bach.

On or over any picnic area other than the designated route to the bach

Strictly no vehicles past the woolshed.

2.6 Boats:

No boat launching facilities exist at the bach or on the park. Kayaks or boats

<3m could be hand launched from Solomon’s Bay, but users are advised this

is 2km from the bach and the area is tidal and currents are strong.

21 | P a g e

2.7 Water:

Potable supply, treated dam water. Water is precious - please conserve.

2.8 Marquees:

Marquee: Only able to be booked by northern regional parks staff.

Marquee: Permitted for Weddings only:

Must be arranged, approved, booked and paid for at the same time of

booking.

Marquee/s maximum total area of 100 square meters.

Fee is charged per night.

Must comply with bach vehicle access conditions.

Marquees can stay on site overnight and must be removed from the site by

12.00pm on the day of departure.

Allowed to erect marquee/s on the front lawn or in the courtyard. Note: If in

the courtyard marquee needs to be self-standing and not require any pegs.

Consent may be required to comply with temporary building codes, for

marquees over approx. 30 square meters. Some hire companies may already

have consent. Permit holder responsibility to sort this.




Bins in the bach. Please Use the AC Parks rubbish bags provided in the bach.

Place used, tied AC Parks rubbish bags in the green wheelie bin/s outside the

bach.



2.10 Horses:

All riders must have a network horse riding pass

Must follow all regional parks and Atiu Creek horse riding codes and

conditions.

Maximum casual group horse number is 20 horses.

Horses are prohibited from all bach grounds and the campground at all times.

Horses must be loaded in and unloaded from the vehicle/float in the

designated locations.

Entires/Stallions are prohibited at all times.

Rider’s responsibility to organise temporary fencing, tethering etc. for their

horse in the holding paddock. The paddock is approx.: 9000 square meters.











22 | P a g e






permit.



procedures.








1.1.6 FERGUSON HOUSE





1.1 Fires:










2. FERGUSON HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access – access drive way gate:











park at the bach.

23 | P a g e

Excess vehicles must park in the Scott Landing public car park at the end of

the road and occupants walk to the bach.

Vehicle access is up an access drive way:


Parking for two to three vehicles up the drive way to the basement of

the bach.

The balance of the four vehicles can park in the small car park to the

side off the access way to the bach.


license are permitted to drive vehicles in this area on the access drive

way.



Shared parking area:

This parking area is sheared with other users who are licensed to park

vehicles with boat trailers to access properties that have no road

access at the end of the peninsula.



2.6 Boats:

Launching boats over 3 meters from park land is prohibited at all times.

There is a public boat ramp at the end of Ridge Road.

2.7 Water:

Untreated tank water ! The Ministry of Health recommend boiling untreated

drinking water.


2.8 Tents and camping is prohibited at all times.




Bin in the bach.

Please Use the AC Parks rubbish bags provided in the bach.


bach.













24 | P a g e






permit.



procedures.








1.1.7 GRAHAM BACH





1.1 Fires:










2. GRAHAM BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS











Maximum of three vehicles (either permit holder or visitor vehicle) allowed to

park at the bach.

25 | P a g e


bach.









own risk.


required.






operational areas.



Maximum vehicle speed: 10kms at all times. - For the safety of children

and others, other bach user and park operations vehicles, please drive

with care.




2.6 Boats:



2.7 Water:

Potable supply, treated bore water. Water is precious - please conserve.








bach.







26 | P a g e












permit.



procedures.








1.1.8 MOONLIGHT BACH





1.1 Fires:










2. MOONLIGHT BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS




Maximum of 6 persons permitted to stay in the bach.

Person numbers are not to exceed the bach capacity.


27 | P a g e






park at the bach.


bach.









own risk.


required.




Parts of this area/road/route are part of the public walking/mountain

bike track system, public picnic areas or park operational areas.









2.6 Boats:



2.7 Water:

Potable supply, treated bore water.









bach.

28 | P a g e

To help the parks please take recyclable items home. ·

















permit.



procedures.








1.1.9 PUHOI COTTAGE

1. WENDERHOLM REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. PUHOI COTTAGE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Special Bach conditions:

29 | P a g e

2.2.1 Restricted power supply:

All power is supply by batteries that are solar charged.

Please do not waste power, ensure lights are turned off when not in

use, keep the fridge closed, and conserve water use to minimize power

needed to run the septic system. Bring your own head lamp or touch

for night reading.

2.2.2 Gas supply:

Portable gas bottles. Please do not waste the gas.

2.2 Access:


only.

Vehicle access to the Wenderholm Regional Park is restricted to park main

gate open hours.





2.4 Day visitor numbers:




2.5 Bach access rules and conditions:

Landing conditions:

Anchorage: NO anchorage at the bach.

Suitable for kayaks, dinghies or small boats that can be hand-carried

above high tide at the bach.

2.6 Boating safety guidelines:

For your safety, please ensure you have read, understand and practice the

boating safety guidelines.

Is the water craft appropriate for coastal boating access to the bach? - Ensure

your craft meets all boating safety guidelines.




Particular attention must be paid to marine conditions when accessing this

bach.

If leaving from a regional park

If access is through the main park entrance gate, ensure you and your group

knows the closing and opening times before leaving. Refer to

www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

2.7 Parking:

Please ensure you minimize vehicle numbers and park in the area as

instructed.

There is limited parking at some locations.



30 | P a g e

2.9 Boats:


2.10 Water:

Potable water supply unless otherwise sign posted. Water is precious - please

conserve.
























permit.



procedures.








1.1.10 SCHISCHKA HOUSE





1.1 Fires:

31 | P a g e










2. SCHISCHKA HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS




Combined total of 10 persons permitted to stay in the bach or in tents.







Maximum of eight vehicles (either permit holder or visitor vehicle) allowed to

park at the bach.

Excess vehicles must park in the public car park at the bach access gate and

occupants walk to the bach.


Parts of this area/road/route are part of the public walking/mountain

bike track system, public picnic areas or park operational areas.




For the safety of children and others, and park operations vehicles

please drive with care.



On or over any picnic area other than the designated route to the bach

2.6 Boats:

From the bach:


Boats over 3 meters: prohibited from launching at all times.

From Wenderholm Regional Park boat ramp:

Allowed to use the boat trailer launching facilities. No size restrictions.

2.7 Water: Non potable supply:

Roof water supply from tanks (water conservation required). Water not filtered

or treated.

Bore water supply to toilets, outside taps and outside shower.

2.8 Tents and camping is allowed:

32 | P a g e

Must be pitched in bach grounds only.

Combined numbers sleeping in tents and bach is not to exceed the total bach

capacity.





Place used tied AC Parks rubbish bags in the green wheelie bin out side the

bach.















to September(facilitated booking only).



permit.



procedures.








1.1.11 TAWHARANUI BACH

1. TAWHARANUI REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Tawharanui Open Sanctuary

33 | P a g e

We need your help for the continued success of Tawharanui Open Sanctuary. All

persons involved in your event must be advised, understand and comply with the

conditions below:

You must check all vehicles and equipment before entering Tawharanui

Regional Park to ensure it is free of pests, vermin and hazardous material.

Dogs and all other animals and pets are prohibited at all times. Please alert

the park ranger if you see any animal pests.

Keep away from and do not touch any traps or bait stations.

Remove all rubbish, food, baits etc. It all attracts animal predator pests.

Ensure that any predator fence gates you use are always closed behind you.

Do not climb the predator fence as this could damage it. For a more detailed

list of conditions and information on the Tawharanui Open Sanctuary please

read the attached information leaflet.

1.2 Fires:










Tawharanui Open Sanctuary Information

All persons involved in your event must be advised, understand and

comply with this information when visiting or using Tawharanui

Regional Park

Tawharanui Regional Park is an Open Sanctuary.

The Auckland Regional Council in partnership with the Tawharanui Open

Sanctuary Society Incorporated (TOSSI) and the community are working

together to keep Tawharanui Regional Park an animal and plant pest free

environment for the returned Brown Kiwi and for future return of other native

animals and plants.

The park has a predator fence within the park boundary to keep pests out. It is

New Zealand's first integrated open sanctuary (or Mainland Island) where

public recreation, farming, and conservation of native species are combined.

Creating an animal and plant pest free environment as a safe haven for native

plants and animals.

Please ensure you observe the following:

(We need your help for the continued success of Tawharanui Open

Sanctuary)

Must check all vehicles and equipment before entering Tawharanui Regional

Park to ensure it is free of pests, vermin and hazardous material.

o Checking all equipment, props, any camping and picnic gear, surfboard

bags etc. for signs of mice, rats or any other pest species prior to

entering Tawharanui Open Sanctuary.

34 | P a g e

o Checking all vehicles hired or company owned (includes all cars, vans,

campervans and trucks, trailers, crane equipment etc.) for signs of

mice, rats or any other pest species prior to entering Tawharanui Open

Sanctuary.

Dogs and all other animals and pets are prohibited at all times. This includes

dogs and all pets in any vehicles.

Alerting the Park Ranger if they see any animal pests,

Please advised and ensure all persons involved in your event to keep away

from and not touch any traps or bait stations in the park by keeping to the

designated tracks through the sand dunes, plantings and bush areas.

All rubbish, food, baits etc. attracts animal predator pests.

Please advise and ensure all persons involved in your event do not leave any

of their rubbish lying around, remove their rubbish from the park, and please

help by picking up and removing any rubbish, food, baits they see.

Doing this will keep the park clean of rubbish and clear of predators.

For the Predator Proof fence to keeps pests out, please ensure that any

predator fence gates you use are always closed behind you.

Do not climb the predator fence as this could damage it. You need to

use the pedestrian predator fence gates to get through the predator fence.

Joining Tawharanui Open Sanctuary Society Incorporated (TOSSI) to support

the Tawharanui Open Sanctuary and coming along to their workdays on the

first Sunday of every month.

More details on Tawharanui Open Sanctuary Society Incorporated (TOSS)

can be found at:

http://www.sossi.org.nz/

Chair: Les Cave 09-422 4955.

Secretary: David Stone 09-528 5712

Treasurer: Paul Williams 09-425 9877

or http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/tawharanui

Tell your friends and family about the Tawharanui Open Sanctuary and how

they can help.

2. TAWHARANUI BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS












park at the bach.


bach.


http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/tawharanui

35 | P a g e

Vehicle access is down an access drive:


license are permitted to drive vehicles in this on this drive way.


For the safety of children and others please drive with care. 2.6

Vehicles are prohibited:


On or over any picnic area other than the designated drive way to the bach.

2.5 Boats:


2.6 Water:

Potable supply, treated bore water. Water is precious - please conserve.








bach.


















permit.



procedures.






36 | P a g e



1.1.12 VINE HOUSE





1.1 Fires:










2. VINE HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access:


only.









2.4 Bach access:

Landing conditions:

Sheltered from all but North West winds. Very tidal beach - 250m walk

up muddy beach at low tide.

Anchorage: Good anchorage at Lagoon Bay.

2.5 Boating safety guidelines:

For your safety, please ensure you have read, understand and practice

the boating safety guidelines.

Is the water craft appropriate for coastal boating access to the bach?

Ensure your craft meets all boating safety guidelines.




Particular attention must be paid to marine conditions when accessing

this bach.

2.6 If leaving from a regional park:

37 | P a g e

If access is through the main park entrance gate, ensure you and your

group knows the closing and opening times before leaving. Refer to the

Regional Parks website.

Parking: Please ensure you minimize vehicle numbers and park in the

correct area. There is limited parking at some locations.



2.8 Boats:


2.7 Water:


drinking water.


























permit.



procedures.






38 | P a g e



1.1.13 WENDERHOLM BEACH HOUSE





1.1 Fires:










2. WENDERHOLM BEACH HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS












park at the bach.


bach.

Vehicle access to the bach is part of the main public picnicking and playing

area which can be very busy with park visitors on peak days:

Follow the route marked with white posts with green markers to the

bach.

The park duty ranger may restrict vehicle access times if there are

concerns for visitor safety along the access route to the bach.




operational areas.


license are permitted to drive vehicles in this area on the designated

route.

39 | P a g e





On or over any picnic area other than the route to the bach.

2.6 Boats:

Boats over 3 meters: access is prohibited at all times to the bach.

2.7 Water:

Potable supply, town water.









bach.


















permit.



procedures.








40 | P a g e

1.2 BACHES - SOUTH

1.2.1 AWHITU HOUSE

1. AWHITU REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. AWHITU HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS

AWHITU HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Bach access, keypad and combination lock numbers:


1, 3-5 days prior to your stay to receive access codes to the Bach. Please

keep the gate to the bach closed at all times.









Maximum of TWO vehicles (either permit holder or visitor vehicle) allowed to

park at the bach.


bach.

Vehicles are prohibited on all beaches at all times.

Route to the bach is through the Parks’ service area, machinery maybe

operating in this area any time of the day.

DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY IN THE OPERATIONAL AREA.







Vehicles:

41 | P a g e

Strictly no vehicles within the adjoining paddocks or parked in the

operational area.

2.8 Water:

Potable supply, treated damp water. Water is precious - please conserve.

2.9 Tents are not permitted to be pitched in bach grounds




Please take all rubbish and recyclable items home.


2.11 Park Machinery

Park machinery may be operating in this area for mowing. Please ensure

your children DO NOT enter the work area unsupervised.




departure. The bach may be inspected after your visit. A cleaning charge may

apply if the bach is left in an unsatisfactory condition at the sole discretion of

the duty park ranger.

Bach Combination Numbers:

You will need to call Auckland Council Contact Centre on 09 366 2000,

option 1, 3-5 days prior to your stay to receive access codes to the

Bach.

For bach doors and bach access gate/chain do not provide access

through the main park entrance gate.









permit.



procedures.








1.2.2 TAPAPAKANGA BACH

1. TAPAPAKANGA REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

42 | P a g e




1.1 Fires:










2. TAPAPAKANGA BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS


This bach is accessible during main park entrance gate closing times.










park at the bach.



license are permitted to drive vehicles in this area or on this park roads






On or over any paddocks.

2.6 Boats:


2.7 Water:






The bach and surrounding site must be kept clean and tidy during your stay, and

left clean on your departure.


43 | P a g e


2.10 Park Machinery












For bach doors and bach access gate/chain do not provide access through

the main park entrance gate.









permit.



procedures.








1.2.3 TE KUITI COTTAGE

1. DUDER REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

MAIN PARK GATE OPEN HOURS:



1.1 Fires:






44 | P a g e





2. TE KUITI COTTAGE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access:

Te Kuiti Cottage is located at 200 Maraetai Coast Road, Umupuia Beach.


This bach is inaccessible during main park entrance gate closing times.










park at the bach.

This is a dead-end road and there are a number of private properties along

this area.

NO access to the private properties is permitted by bach users or their

guests. Te Kuiti Cottage is the second white house, past the white picket

fence and gate. Vehicles are NOT permitted past the cottage under any

circumstances.

Please keep the gate to the bach closed at all times!










2.6 Boats:


2.7 Water:









45 | P a g e


2.10 Park Machinery




















permit.



procedures.








1.2.4 TE WHETUKI HOUSE


MAIN PARK GATE OPEN HOURS:



1.1 Fires:








46 | P a g e



2. TE WHETUKI HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access:

Te Whetuki House is located at 184 Maraetai Coast Road, Umupuia Beach.


This bach is inaccessible during main park entrance gate closing times.










park at the bach.

This is a dead-end road and there are a number of private properties along

this area.

NO access to the private properties is permitted by bach users or their

guests. Te Kuiti Cottage is the second white house, past the white picket

fence and gate. Vehicles are NOT permitted past the cottage under any

circumstances. There may be a chain and padlock on the entrance gate,

choose the Red one. Please keep the gate locked so any of the padlocks will

open the gate.

Please keep the gate to the bach closed at all times!










2.6 Boats:


2.7 Water:









47 | P a g e


2.10 Park Machinery




















permit.



procedures.








1.2.5 WAITAWA BACH

1. WAITAWA REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:








48 | P a g e



2. WAITAWA BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS


This bach is accessible during main park entrance gate closing times.








All Day visitors must park in the public parking areas and walk to the bach.



park at the bach.

Route to the bach is through the Parks’ service area, machinery maybe

operating in this area any time of the day.

The main gate operates on an automatic system. Access to the park cannot

occur after it has been closed at the park closing times. Emergency exit is

allowed by driving up to the gate.










2.6 Boats:


4 metres in length. No vehicle access is permitted down the track to Waiawa

Bay.

There are boat launching facilities at some parks, check the Auckland Council

web site www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz.

2.7 Water:










http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/

49 | P a g e

2.10 Park Machinery




















permit.



procedures.






Persons under the age of 18 are not allowed to stay in or use baches lodges or

homesteads or designated sites without appropriate supervision.

50 | P a g e

1.3 BACHES - WEST

1.3.1 BARR COTTAGE

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (HUIA) CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. BARR COTTAGE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access keypad numbers:

Contact the AC Contact Centre (09)301 0101, 3 to 5 days prior to arrival for

the bach door key pad and Huia Ranger station key box combination

numbers. Keys should also be picked up from the Huia Ranger Station key

box.

2.2 Maximum Persons:






Tents and camping is prohibited at all times.

2.3 Important Information

The bach is adjacent to Huia Road, which at that point is narrow and has little

room for motorists to take evasive action, please mind your children near the

road and keep the gates to the bach closed at all times.

Vehicles are prohibited on all beaches at all times.

Pest control stations may be located around the bach. Please don’t touch!

2.4 Water

Drinking water is stream fed tank supply. Please boil all drinking water. Water

is precious - please conserve.


conserve.





51 | P a g e


bach.




















permit.



procedures.








1.3.2 CRAW HOMESTEAD

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (ANAWHATA) CODES AND

CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:







52 | P a g e




2. CRAW HOMESTEAD CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Bach access, keypad and combination lock numbers:

Contact the Auckland Council Contact Centre 09 301 0101, 3 to 5 days prior

to your visit to obtain access bach access combination codes and bach alarm

code. When using the combination locks, please lock the combination lock

through the brass parks padlock shackle and not through the other

combination lock.

2.2 Access through public areas:

Parts of this driveway forms part of the public walking track system, or park

operational areas. Maximum vehicle speed: 10kms at all times. For the safety

of children and others please drive with care.

2.3 Check in and check out times – vehicle access:

Check in time from 2.00pm. Check out time 12.00pm on the day of departure.





Occupancy during the day is not to exceed 12 persons, included people

booked.

Maximum number of permit holder vehicles permitted to park at the bach is 4.

Includes permit holders and visitor vehicles. Parking is in the car port in front

of the bach and on the gravel in front of the car port. Please do not park any

vehicles on the large concrete pad below the bach. This is for self-contained

camper vans which have camping permits.


conserve

There is no mains electricity supply to the bach, there is a solar system, which

powers essential items such as the water pump, wastewater system, fridge

and stove ignition. There are no power points in the bach. Note: Medical

equipment requiring mains electricity will not operate at Craw Homestead.





and left clean on your departure. The park has no rubbish bins: "No bins. No

rubbish. Better parks". Please remove all rubbish from the site when you

leave.







53 | P a g e












permit.



procedures.








1.3.3 KEDDLE HOUSE


CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. KEDDLE HOUSE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access:

Access keypad and combination lock numbers are on the permit, please

remember to take this with you.

Access through public areas: Parts of this road are forms part of the public

walking track system, public picnic areas or park operational areas.

54 | P a g e

Maximum vehicle speed: 10kms at all times. For the safety of children and

others please drive with care.


Maximum persons: Six people may stay in the bach overnight.

Occupancy during the day is not to exceed 12 persons, included people

booked.

Maximum number of permit holder vehicles permitted to park at the bach is 4.

Includes permit holders and visitor vehicles. All other vehicles must use the

public parking area at the end of Anawhata Road and walk down to the bach.

Large trailers are not permitted due to the steep metal access road and

limited parking/turning at the bach site.


conserve.

There is no mains electricity supply to the bach, there is a small solar system,

which powers essential items such as the water pump, wastewater system,

fridge and stove. Please do not use power points for other appliances.

Note: Medical equipment requiring mains electricity will not operate at

Keddle House.



2.3 Rubbish:

Rubbish Free Parks: The bach and surrounding site must be kept clean and

tidy during your stay, and left clean on your departure. The park has no

rubbish bins: "No bins. No rubbish. Better parks". Please remove all rubbish

from the site when you leave.


















permit.



procedures.

55 | P a g e








1.3.4 PATUROA BACH

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. PATUROA BACH CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Bach Access:

Access to the bach is gained from the keypad on the front door of the

bach. Contact the AC Contact Centre 09-301 0101, 3 to 5 days prior to arrival

for the combination number. It is the customer's responsibility to ensure

the bach is secure during their stay and especially if fully secure on

departure.

2.2 Bach operates on a self-clean basis. Please leave the bach clean on your

departure. Refer to the bach information folder for instructions.

2.3 Maximum number of permit holder vehicles permitted to park at the bach is 3

(includes permit holders and visitor vehicles). All other vehicles must park on

the main (South Titirangi) Road.

2.4 The bach is adjacent to South Titirangi Road; with fast moving traffic - please

mind your children near the road at all times.

2.5 Rubbish

Please take all rubbish home with you – a recycle bin is provided.

2.6 No tents to be pitched in bach grounds. 7 Pest control stations may be located

around the bach. Please don’t touch.





56 | P a g e














permit.



procedures.








57 | P a g e

2 CAMPGROUNDS

2.1 CAMPGROUNDS - NORTH

2.1.1 ATIU CREEK CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:










2. ATIU CREEK CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Maximum of 7 consecutive nights at this campground. These restrictions

apply to any group or individual irrespective of booking name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Allowed In vehicle based camp ground:

Tents - Up to 8 meters in length

Purpose built vans, campermatics, caravans, 5th Wheelers, campervans,

small busses and horse trucks, and horse floats.

No Self-Containment certificate required

2.3 Marquees:

Permitted: must be arranged, approved and booked at the same time of

booking.

Up to 50 square meters.

Must book and comply with campground vehicle access conditions.

Marquees must be removed from the site by 11am on the day of departure.

Park duty ranger MUST approve the actual location of any marquee using

pegs more than 300mm to ensure water and sewage pipes are not hit or

broken.


marquees over approx.: 30 square meters. Some hire companies may already


2.4 Rubbish:

Rubbish facilities are located in the camp ground:

Labelled recycle containers. Only put recycle items into the recycling

container as sign posted.

58 | P a g e

Dispose all biodegradable food waste as sign posted in the worm container.

Please put all general rubbish in bags and tie off before putting them in the

general rubbish bins.

To help: Take what recycle items and other rubbish you can home with you.

2.5 Potable water:

Potable water supply. Water is precious - please conserve.

2.6 Vehicle access rules and conditions:

Due to steepness, hair pen corners on sections of the single lane gravel access road

to the campground:

Vehicles may have difficulty on the steeper sections and hair pen corners of

the road.

Particular care must be taken when road and ground conditions are wet.

It is not recommended that campers take trailers, caravans, 5th wheelers and

horse floats to the campground unless they have a suitable vehicle. Two

wheel drive and especially front wheel drive vehicles are definitely not

recommended for towing on the access road.

Campers taking trailers, caravans, 5th wheelers and horse floats to the

campground without the appropriate vehicles do so against AC staff

recommendations and do so at their own risk.

Camper’s responsibility to arrange and pay to be towed out if required.

By not following the above advice campers may lose control of their vehicle

and hit other camper’s vehicles, get stuck and/or damage the road and


The campground access roads have multiple users:

The campground access road is part the public walking, mountain bike and

horse riding track system and forms part of the access roads for park options.

For the safety of children, others park users and other camper’s vehicles,

please drive with care. Remember the roads/tracks have multiple users.

Speed limits and license:

Only persons with the appropriate FULL or RESTRICTED driving license are

permitted to drive vehicles in the area.

Maximum vehicle speed 20kms Farm animals: Parts of the access road are

grazed by sheep and form part of the Atiu Creek farming operation.

When entering an area with sheep grazing, move the sheep away from the

gate, open the gate just enough to get the vehicle through and close the gate

straight way. This is best done with 2 people. Remember the sheep know that

an open gate means new grass on the other side, time to move now.

Do not mob sheep into a corner, please be patient and allow them back past

you.

All ways shut the gate after you.

Strictly no vehicles allowed on the road past the campground or on any other

road/track other than the designated camp ground access roads. Park Rangers have

the authority, if access rules and conditions are not followed to:

Limit all vehicle access to the campground.

Have vehicles removed from the campground and any undesignated

roads/tracks, paddocks and/or picnic areas.

59 | P a g e

Prohibit any individual/s in the group vehicle access.

Terminate the permit at any time.

2.7 Horses:

All riders must have a network horse riding pass.

Must follow all regional parks and Atiu Creek horse riding codes and

conditions.

Entires/Stallions are prohibited.

Horses are prohibited from the camp ground at all times.

Horse must be booked at the same time as the camp booking and numbers

must not exceed the booked numbers on the permit.

Rider’s responsibility to organise temporary fencing, tethering etc for their

horse in the holding paddock.

Horses must be loaded in, and unloaded from the vehicle/float outside the

campground. Use the area in front of the barn across the road from the

campground entrance gate. Do not block the campground entrance gate or

road to other vehicles. Please remove all horse manure from this area.

3. GENERAL CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

3.1 The following bylaw must be adhered to at all times:

Public Safety and Nuisance Bylaw 2013

8 Obstructions in any public place

(1) Except with the prior written approval of the council or a council controlled

organisation, a person must not use a public place to:

(a) place or leave any material, object, thing or structure;

(b) erect, construct, or place a building, structure, tent or projection of a building

structure or tent or any part thereof, on, under, over or across a public place;

(e) store or pack goods on a public place.

3.2 Access:

Campgrounds are inaccessible after main park entrance gate closing times.

Combination codes do not provide access through the main park entrance

gate.

3.3 Combination Locks:

Are provided at campgrounds for your safety and security. Please keep the

gate closed and locked at all times.

3.4 Departure /Arrival:

Camp grounds are to be vacated by 11:00am on day of departure.

Provided there is space in the camp ground campers can arrive from the main

park entrance gate opening time.

If no space, wait until a space is available or 11:00am vacation time.

3.5 Camping modes:

Restrictions apply. See individual site code and conditions for details.

Camping in containers and portacoms is prohibited.

3.6 Group bookings:

Will not be accepted from 17th December to the last day January.

3.7 Marquees:


60 | P a g e

Only allowed with a group booking. · Must be approved and booked at the

same time as the camp booking.

3.8 Day visitors:

Times are restricted to the main park entrance gate opening hours.

The campground is not to be used as a day use area.

Visitor numbers are restricted to: Family permit - Max five. Group permit - Max

of 20% of the group size.

3.9 Visitor vehicle parking:

For safety and to avoid congestion in campgrounds visitor’s vehicles must

park outside the campground and visitors walk from the locked gate unless

prior arrangement with the Park Duty Ranger.

3.10 Vehicles are not to be driven:

Around the campground or designated self-contained certificate parking area

during main park gate closure hours unless in an emergency OR authorised

by staff.

3.11 Campgrounds have no allocated or designated sites:

Camp in the approved area/s within the designated camp ground.


Your campsite must be kept clean and tidy during your stay and on your

departure.

3.13 Park Rangers have the authority to direct:

Campers to specific areas, request campers to move tents, vehicles or

camping equipment, stop inappropriate activities and to terminate camping.

3.14 Unsupervised Persons under the age of 18:

Persons aged 16 yrs and 17yrs are not permitted to have a permit granted or

use this site without prior consent, a completed and signed “Unsupervised

persons under the age of 18” form from their legal guardian.

Persons aged 15 yrs and under are not permitted on or to use this site without

appropriately supervised (Supervised guide lines apply).

2.1.2 LAGOON BAY CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



No permitted

1.3 Portable gas cookers:


2. LAGOON BAY CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Maximum of 7 consecutive nights at this campground.

These restrictions apply to any group or individual irrespective of booking

name.

61 | P a g e

2.2 Camp Modes: In this back country campground:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:

Prohibited in this campground.


This camp ground has no bins or rubbish disposal facilities. Please take all

your rubbish home with you.


2.5 Limited non potable water supply:

Water is NOT guaranteed so recommend campers bring water with them,

particularly during dry periods.











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:



62 | P a g e










by staff.





departure.










2.1.3 MITA BAY CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:










2. MITA BAY CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

63 | P a g e

In this back country campground:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:

Use the labelled recycle and general rubbish containers in this back country

campground.

To help: Please only put recycle items into the recycling container as sign

posted.

Take what you can home with you.

2.5 Potable water:












3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:



64 | P a g e










by staff.





departure.










2.1.4 SCHISCHKA CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:










2. SCHISCHKA CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


65 | P a g e

Tents


Purpose built vans, campermatics, caravans, 5th Wheelers, campervans and

small buses (no length limit applies).

2.3 Marquees:

Permitted: must be arranged, approved and bookd at the same time of

booking.




Park Duty Ranger MUST approve the actual location of any marquee using

pegs of more than 300mm, to ensure water and sewage pipes are not hit or

broken.



have consent. Permit holder’s responsibility to sort this.

2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable Water:

Potable water supply (town supply). Water is precious - please conserve.

2.6 Boats:

Able to be launched at the Wenderholm boat ramp, are allowed in the

campground.











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:

66 | P a g e



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.1.5 SULLIVANS BAY CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:





67 | P a g e






2. SULIVANS BAY CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:


All camping equipment MUST be removed from the park on the departure

day.

These conditions apply to any group or individual irrespective of booking

name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Allowed in this vehicle based camp ground:

Tents

Up to 8 meters in length:

Purpose built vans, campermatics, caravans, 5th Wheelers,

campervans and small busses.


2.3 Vehicle numbers and parking:

Family permit:

Max of two vehicles. Only one vehicle allowed in the camp ground.

Second vehicle MUST parked outside the campground.

Group permit:

Max of one vehicle for every two campers. If more than 10 vehicles,

extra vehicles MUST outside the campground.

2.4 Marquees:


booking.






broken.




2.5 Rubbish:

Use the labelled molok recycle and general rubbish containers in this vehicle

based campground.

Dispose of fish waste in the fish bin when provided.

Please only put recycle items into the recycling container as sign posted.

Take want you can home with you.

2.6 Potable water:


68 | P a g e











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.



69 | P a g e



departure.










2.1.6 TAWHARANUI CAMPGROUND








conditions below:











1.2 Fires:











All persons involved in your event must be advised, understand and

comply with this information when visiting or using Tawharanui

Regional Park

70 | P a g e






animals and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)




bags etc. for signs of mice, rats or any other pest species prior to





Sanctuary.




















can be found at:





71 | P a g e




they can help.

2. TAWHARANUI CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Maximum of 7 consecutive nights camping allowed at this park.


day.

These conditions apply to any group or individual irrespective of

booking name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Up to 8 meters in length - Purpose built vans, campermatics, caravans, 5th

Wheelers, campervans and small busses. No Self-Containment Certificate

required

Tents.

2.3 Marquees:


booking.






broken.

Marquees over approx.: 30 square meters, may require consent to comply

with temporary building codes. Some hire companies may already have

consent. It is the permit holder’s responsibility to arrange this.

2.4 Rubbish:

Rubbish facilities are located on the right as you enter the camp ground, just

past the cattle yards.

Use the labelled molok recycle and general rubbish containers.

Dispose all biodegradable food waste as sign posted in the worm bin.


2.5 Potable water:













72 | P a g e

3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.








73 | P a g e



2.1.7 TE HARUHI BAY CAMPGROUND

1. SHAKESPEAR REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Shakespear Open Sanctuary:

We need your help for the continued success of Shakespear Open Sanctuary. All


conditions below:

You must check all vehicles and equipment before entering Shakespear


Dogs and all other animals and pets are prohibited at all times from the Open

Sanctuary and dog prohibited areas. Please alert the park ranger if you see

any animal pests.




Do not climb the predator fence as this could damage it.

For a more detailed list of conditions and information on the Shakepear Open

Sanctuary please read the attached information leaflet.

1.2 NZ Defence Force (NZDF):

Regularly uses its firing ranges on the seaward side of their land. You should not

walk around the coast between Pink Beach and Army Bay if NZDF is flying red flags.

NZDF signage will also clearly indicate when the firing ranges are in use.

1.3 Fires:










Shakespear Open Sanctuary Information

2. All persons involved in your event must be advised, understand and

comply with this information when visiting or using Shakespear Regional

Park

Shakespear Regional Park is an Open Sanctuary.

The Auckland Council in partnership with the Shakespear Open Sanctuary

Society Incorporated (SOSSI) and the community are working together to

keep Shakespear Regional Park an animal and plant pest free environment

74 | P a g e

for resident native species and for the future return of other native animals

and plants.

The park has a pest proof fence within the park boundary to keep pests out. It

is an integrated open sanctuary (or mainland island) where public recreation,

farming, and conservation of native species are combined.


plants and animals.


(We need your help for the continued success of Shakespear Open

Sanctuary)

Must check all vehicles and equipment before entering Shakespear Regional



bags etc for signs of mice, rats or any other pest species prior to

entering Shakespear Open Sanctuary.



mice, rats or any other pest species prior to entering Shakespear Open

Sanctuary.

Dogs and all other animals and pets are prohibited at all times form the Open

Sanctuary and dog prohibited areas. This includes dogs and all pets in any

vehicles.

No plants, soil, hay/straw are allowed to be brought into the open sanctuary.





All rubbish, food, baits etc attracts animal predator pests.





For the Pest Proof fence to keeps pests out, please ensure that any pest

proof fence gates you use are always closed behind you.

Do not climb the pest proof fence as this could damage it. You need to

use the pedestrian pest proof fence gates to get through the fence.

Joining Shakespear Open Sanctuary Society Incorporated (SOSSI) to support

the Shakespear Open Sanctuary and coming along to their workdays.

More details on Shakespear Open Sanctuary Society Incorporated (SOSS)

can be found at:


Chair: Allan Parker 09-424 5055.

or http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/shakespear

Tell your friends and family about the Shakespear Open Sanctuary and how

they can help.

3. TE HARUHI BAY CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS


http://regionalparks.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/shakespear

75 | P a g e

2.1 Length of Stay:

A maximum of 7 consecutive nights camping allowed at this park.


day.

These conditions apply to any group or individual irrespective of booking

name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Allowed in this vehicle based camp ground:

Tents · Purpose built vans, campermatics, caravans, 5th Wheelers,

campervans and small busses (no length limit applies).

No Self-Containment certificate required.

2.3 Marquees:


booking.






broken.




2.4 Rubbish:


based campground,

Only put recycle items into the recycling container as sign posted.

Dispose all biodegradable food waste as sign posted in the worm container.


2.5 Potable water:












3.2 Access:



gate.


76 | P a g e








3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.1.8 TE MURI BEACH CAMPGROUND


77 | P a g e




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. TE MURI BEACH CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:

Use the labeled recycle and general rubbish containers in this back country

campground.

To help: Please only put recycle items into the recycling container as sign

posted.


2.5 Potable water:












3.2 Access:



gate.






78 | P a g e




3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.2 CAMPGROUNDS – SOUTH

2.2.1 ADAMS LOOKOUT CAMPGROUND

1. HUNUA RANGES REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS


79 | P a g e



1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. ADAMS LOOKOUT CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:

Take all rubbish home.

2.5 Potable water:

Potable water supply.

Boil 3 mins advised.












3.2 Access:

Backcountry Campground - walk in access only.

Vehicle access for operational and emergency purposes only.






3.5 Camping modes:

80 | P a g e

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:






Visitor’s vehicles must park in the main park car park and walk from the

locked gate.





departure.










2.2.2 AMBURY CAMPGROUND

1. AMBURY REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. AMBURY CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



81 | P a g e

2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents




Use hardstands in winter

2.3 Marquees:

Permitted: must be arranged, approved and bookd at the same time of

booking.






broken.




2.4 Rubbish:

Molok bins provided.

Use correct bins for rubbish and recycling.

Use compost worm farm for food scraps.

2.5 Potable Water:

Potable water supply (town supply).


2.6 Boats:

3. Boats are restricted to hand carried craft, kayaks, canoes and dinghies under 4

metres in length. There are boat launching facilities at some parks, check the

Auckland Council web site https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/parks-












3.2 Access:



gate.




82 | P a g e








3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.2.3 BEACHFRONT CAMPGROUND



83 | P a g e



1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. BEACHFRONT CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents

Camper trailers (tent/canvas sides)

Campermatics

Small vans without Self-Containment certificate

Not permitted

Caravans, 5th Wheelers, campervans and buses

2.3 Rubbish:


based campground.



2.3 Marquees:


booking.






broken.




2.4 Potable Water:

Potable water supply


2.5 Boats:

Boats are restricted to hand carried craft, kayaks, canoes and dinghies under 4

metres in length. There are boat launching facilities at some parks, check the

Auckland Council web site https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/parks-





84 | P a g e










3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.




85 | P a g e


departure.










2.2.4 BLACKBERRY FLATS CAMPGROUND

1. WAHARAU REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. BLACKBERRY FLATS CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents


small buses (up to 10metres limit applies).


2.3 Rubbish:


based campground.



2.3 Marquees:


booking.






broken.

86 | P a g e




2.4 Potable Water:













3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:









87 | P a g e




by staff.





departure.










2.2.5 BROOK CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. BROOK CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents




2.3 Rubbish:


based campground.



2.3 Marquees:

88 | P a g e


booking.






broken.




2.4 Potable Water:













3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:

89 | P a g e












by staff.





departure.










2.2.6 CLIFF TOP CAMPGROUND

1. OMANA REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. CLIFF TOP CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents



90 | P a g e


2.3 Rubbish:


based campground.



2.3 Marquees:


booking.






broken.




2.4 Potable Water:













3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



91 | P a g e

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.2.7 LOWER MANGATAWHIRI CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. LOWER MANGATAWHIRI CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

92 | P a g e



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:














3.2 Access:








3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.


93 | P a g e




departure.










2.2.8 MANGATANGI TRIG CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. MANGATANGI TRIG CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:











94 | P a g e




3.2 Access:








3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.










2.2.9 PENINSULA CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:


95 | P a g e


Not permitted



2. PENINSULA CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents




2.3 Rubbish:


based campground.



2.3 Marquees:


booking.






broken.




2.4 Potable Water:













3.2 Access:


96 | P a g e


gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










97 | P a g e

2.2.10 PIGGOTT’S CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. PIGGOTT’S CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:














3.2 Access:








3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

98 | P a g e

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.










2.2.11 POUKARAKA FLATS CAMPGROUND

1. WHAKANEWHA REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. POUKARAKA FLATS CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents



99 | P a g e


2.3 Rubbish:


based campground.



2.3 Marquees:


booking.






broken.




2.4 Potable Water:













3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



100 | P a g e

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.2.12 REPEATER CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. REPEATER CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

101 | P a g e



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:














3.2 Access:








3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.


102 | P a g e




departure.










2.2.13 SEAVIEW CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. SEAVIEW CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents




2.3 Rubbish:


based campground.



2.3 Marquees:


booking.




103 | P a g e



broken.




2.4 Potable Water:



2.5 Boats:


4 metres in length. There are boat launching facilities at some parks, check

the Auckland Council web site www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz.











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:



104 | P a g e











by staff.





departure.










2.2.14 SOUTHERN BOUNDARY CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:


Fire pit maybe only used with written permission from the Senior Ranger.


Not permitted



2. SOUTHERN BOUNDARY CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


105 | P a g e

2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:














3.2 Access:








3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.




106 | P a g e







2.2.15 TAINUI CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. TAINUI CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents




2.3 Rubbish:


based campground.



2.3 Marquees:


booking.






broken.




2.4 Potable Water:


107 | P a g e












3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.


108 | P a g e




departure.










2.2.16 TAWHITOKINO CAMPGROUND

1. TAWHITOKINO REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. TAWHITOKINO CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:

Take all rubbish home

2.5 Potable water:











109 | P a g e




3.2 Access:

Campground is accessible only by kayak and walking in only.

No walk in access permitted for the purpose of overnight fishing.

There is NO vehicle access to this campground.






3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.










2.2.17 TE WHARAU BAY (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:

110 | P a g e



No permitted



2. TE WHARAU BAY (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:




2.5 Archaeological Sites:

The area behind the ropes are an archaeological area, please respect this

area by not entering into or setting camp up on.











3.2 Access:

Campground is accessible only by kayak.

No walk in access permitted for the purpose of camping or overnight fishing.







3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


111 | P a g e

3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.










2.2.18 THOUSAND ACRES CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. THOUSAND ACRES CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


112 | P a g e

2.5 Potable water:














3.2 Access:








3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.





113 | P a g e






2.2.19 UPPER MANGATAWHIRI CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. UPPER MANGATAWHIRI CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents

When conditions allow:

Campermatics

Small Vnas

Campervans up to 8metres in length.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:














3.2 Access:

114 | P a g e








3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.










2.2.20 WAIKAHA STREAM (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted.



115 | P a g e

2. WAIKAHA STREAM (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:




2.5 Taririe Tree Grove:

Camping is not permitted below the Taririe Tree Grove











3.2 Access:









3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:



116 | P a g e





locked gate.





departure.










2.2.21 WAITAWA BAY (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND

1. WIATAWA REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. WAITAWA BAY (KAYAK) CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:




2.5 Archaeological Sites:

117 | P a g e

The area behind the ropes are an archaeological area, please respect this

area by not entering into or setting camp up on.











3.2 Access:









3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.





118 | P a g e






2.2.22 WORKMAN CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted



2. WORKMAN CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Tents only.

2.3 Marquees:


2.4 Rubbish:


2.5 Potable water:














3.2 Access:





119 | P a g e




3.5 Camping modes:

Tent only.

3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:

No permitted.

3.8 Day visitors:







locked gate.





departure.










2.3 CAMPGROUNDS – WEST

2.3.1 BARN PADDOCK





1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. BARN PADDOCK CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

120 | P a g e



2.2 Camp Modes:

In this back country ground: · Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:

Take all rubbish home. No bins or rubbish disposal facilities in this back

country camp ground or on the park.

2.4 Potable water:












3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:






121 | P a g e







by staff.





departure.










2.3.2 CRAW CAMPGROUND


CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. CRAW CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes:


Tents and campervan. Up to 7 meters: small bus. No Self-Containment

certificate required.

Not suitable for caravans or 5 wheelers

2.3 Rubbish:

Take all rubbish home. No bins or rubbish disposal facilities in this camp

ground or on the park.

2.4 Tank Water supply:

122 | P a g e

You are advised to boil water for at least 3-minutes.











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.


123 | P a g e




departure.










2.3.3 KARAMATURA VALLEY CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. KARAMATURA VALLEY CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:



2.2 Camp Modes: In this back country ground:

Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:



2.4 No Potable water:

No potable water supply – You are advised to boil water for at least 3-

minutes.

2.5 Access:

Combination locks on campground gates are only locked in the evenings

and on weekends.








124 | P a g e




3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.





125 | P a g e






2.3.4 MCCREADIES CAMPGROUND

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (KAREKARE) CODES AND

CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. MCCREADIES CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:




Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:





minutes.











3.2 Access:



gate.




126 | P a g e






3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.3.5 ODLINS 2 CAMPGROUND

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (KAREKARE) CODES AND

CONDITIONS


127 | P a g e



1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. ODLINS 2 CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:




Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:





minutes.











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:

128 | P a g e


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.3.6 OPANUKU PIPELINE CAMPGROUND

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (CASCADE KAURI) CODES AND

CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. OPANUKU PIPELINE CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

129 | P a g e




Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:





minutes.











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:





130 | P a g e








by staff.





departure.










2.3.7 PAE O TE RANGI CAMPGROUND


CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. PAE O TE RANGI CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:




Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:





minutes.

131 | P a g e











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.



132 | P a g e



departure.










2.3.8 PARARAHA VALLEY CAMPGROUND

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (WHATIPU) CODES AND

CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. PARARAHA VALLEY CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:




Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:





minutes.











133 | P a g e

3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.








134 | P a g e



2.3.9 TUNNEL POINT CAMPGROUND


CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. TUNNEL POINT CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:




Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:





minutes.











3.2 Access:



gate.






135 | P a g e




3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:




3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










2.3.10 WHATIPU CAVES CAMPGROUND


CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:

136 | P a g e



No permitted



2. WHATIPU CAVES CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:




Tent.

2.3 Rubbish:





minutes.











3.2 Access:



gate.









3.5 Camping modes:



3.6 Group bookings:


3.7 Marquees:


137 | P a g e



3.8 Day visitors:












by staff.





departure.










138 | P a g e

3 LODGES

3.1 LODGES - WEST

3.1.1 HUIA LODGE





1.1 Fires:










2. HUIA LODGE CODES AND CONDITIONS


3. Huia Lodge will require the "Monday General Code" (obtainable from regional

parks contact centre staff on 301 0101) to open up a locked box at 1322 Huia

Road (ranger station). The physical key will need to be removed and

used access the lodge.

4. This lodge has a noise curfew of 10pm and in the event of a security company

call out the group organiser will be held responsible for the cost of the call out.

5. Parking is limited at this lodge. Carpooling is therefore recommended. Parking is

limited to 12 vehicles.

6. Please take care when entering/exiting the car-parking area as there are limited

site lines for oncoming vehicles in both directions.

7. Due to the lodge proximity to the road, please supervise young children.

8. Please ensure that all rubbish is put into the appropriate bins and containers

when you leave and ensure there is no rubbish left inside the lodge.

9. There is a wood fire in this lodge. You are responsible for supplying your own fire

wood.

3. GENERAL LODGE CODES AND CONDITIONS


Group organisers are responsible for ensuring all group members are aware

of the lodge conditions and rules of conduct below.

3.2 Lodge occupation:

Groups can check in any time after 2pm. Lodges must be vacated by 10am

on day of departure.

Late exit will incur a fee. The maximum stay in any lodge is seven consecutive

nights

139 | P a g e

3.3 Boats:

Are restricted to hand carried craft, kayaks canoes, and dinghies under 3

metres in length. There is no boat launching facilities at any of the lodges.

3.4 No smoking:

No Smoking or use of aerosols within buildings as it sets off smoke alarms.

In the event of Fire Service call outs as a result of activating the alarm

unnecessarily the group organiser will be responsible for the cost of the call

out.

3.5 Reservations:

Reservations can be made up to 12 months in advance and require payment

at time of booking.


Persons under the age of 18 years will not be granted a permit.

Persons aged 16 yrs and 17yrs are not permitted on or to use this site without

prior consent, a completed and signed “Unsupervised persons under the age

of 18” form from their legal guardian.



3.7 Information

For information about all lodges within Auckland Council Regional Parks,

please contact the AC Contact Centre on (09) 301 0101, or visit our website


3.1.2 KIWANIS LODGE





1.1 Fires:










2. KIWANIS LODGE CODES AND CONDITIONS


Kiwanis Lodge will require the "Monday General Code" (obtainable from

regional parks contact centre staff on 301 0101) to open up a locked box at

1322 Huia Road (ranger station). The physical key will need to be removed

and used access the lodge.

This lodge has a noise curfew of 10pm and in the event of a security company

call out the group organiser will be held responsible for the cost of the call out.


140 | P a g e

Please ensure that all rubbish is put into the appropriate bins and containers

when you leave and ensure there is no rubbish left inside the lodge.

3. GENERAL LODGE CODES AND CONDITIONS


Group organisers are responsible for ensuring all group members are aware

of the lodge conditions and rules of conduct below.

3.2 Lodge occupation:

Groups can check in any time after 2pm. Lodges must be vacated by 10am

on day of departure.

Late exit will incur a fee. The maximum stay in any lodge is seven consecutive

nights

3.3 Boats:

Are restricted to hand carried craft, kayaks canoes, and dinghies under 3

metres in length. There is no boat launching facilities at any of the lodges.

3.4 No smoking:

No Smoking or use of aerosols within buildings as it sets off smoke alarms.

In the event of Fire Service call outs as a result of activating the alarm

unnecessarily the group organiser will be responsible for the cost of the call

out.

3.5 Reservations:

Reservations can be made up to 12 months in advance and require payment

at time of booking.








3.7 Information

For information about all lodges within Auckland Council Regional Parks,

please contact the AC Contact Centre on (09) 301 0101, or visit our website



141 | P a g e

4 SCC Campgrounds & DESIGNATED Parking Areas

4.1 SCC CAMPGROUNDS & DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT PARKING -

NORTH

4.1.1 ATIU CREEK DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA





1.1 Fires:










2. ATIU CREEK DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Summer (daylight savings) and Winter (non-daylight savings): Self-contained

campervans can stay for ONE night in the SCC car parking area.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Allowed in this designated SCC parking area:

Must have a current NZC5465: Self-Containment certificate that is issued by

an authorised person from Ministry for the Environment.

Up to 8 meters in length: - Only caravans, 5th Wheelers, campervans and

small busses.

2.3 Rubbish:

In a Designated Self-Contained Certificate Parking:


No bins or rubbish disposal facilities on the park.

3. GENERAL SCC PARKING AREAS CODES AND CONDITIONS

3.1 The following regional parks bylaw must be adhered to at all times:









142 | P a g e

With regards to Freedom Camping, in 2017 a review was undertaken on Auckland

Council's approach to manage freedom camping. Findings from the review informed

the decision made by the Regulatory Committee to proceed with developing a bylaw

under the Freedom Camping Act 2011.

Legacy bylaw provisions still operative and until a new freedom camping bylaw is

adopted, legacy bylaw provisions remain in place.

Auckland Regional Council Parks Bylaw 2007, clauses 6.1(b) and 8

6.0 Activities Requiring Approval

6.1 No person shall, without the prior approval of the Council, or as approved by way

of authorised signs:

(b) put up or erect any structure of any kind, or live or camp in any building, tent,

structure or vehicle.

3.2 Must have a current NZC5465:

Self-Containment certificate that is issued by an authorised person of the

Ministry For The Environment.

3.3 Camping modes:

Restrictions apply to Self-Contained Certificate Camping Grounds and

Designated Parking Areas because of ground or access conditions not

suitable for size and or weight of some units. See individual site code and

conditions for details.

Use of containers and portacoms is prohibited at these locations.

3.4 Length of Stay:

Varies, see individual site code and conditions for details. These restrictions


3.5 Access:

SCC camp grounds and designated parking areas are inaccessible after main

park entrance gate closing times.


gate.

3.6 Group bookings:



Around the SCC campground or designated self-contained certificate parking

area during main park gate closure hours unless in an emergency OR

authorised by staff.


Users to specific areas, request users to move, vehicles/units or equipment,

stop inappropriate activities and to terminate the stay.


Persons aged 16 yrs. and 17yrs are not permitted to have a permit granted or


persons under the age of 18” form from their legal guardian. Persons aged 15

143 | P a g e

yrs. and under are not permitted on or to use this site without appropriate

supervision.

4.1.2 LONG BAY DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA

1. LONG BAY REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS



Non Daylight Saving: 6am -7pm

1.1 Fires:










2. LONG BAY DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access: Summer (daylight savings) and Winter (non-daylight savings):

Self-contained campervans can stay for ONE night in the SCC car parking

area.

2.1 Camp Modes:




Only caravans, 5th Wheelers, campervans and small busses (no length

restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:
















144 | P a g e














3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.1.3 MAHURANGI DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA


145 | P a g e




1.1 Fires:










2. MAHURANGI DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

From June to the Thursday before Labour weekend self-contained

campervans can stay for ONE night in the SCC parking area.

Winter Special: If the vehicle based campground and SCC campground are

closed, self-contained campervans can stay up to THREE nights in the SCC

parking area.

The Sullivans Bay vehicle based campground offers up to SEVEN nights stay for

self-contained vehicles and the SCC campground offers up to three nights.

2.2 Camp Modes:




Up to 8 meters in length: - Only caravans, 5th Wheelers, campervans and

small busses.

2.3 Rubbish:

You are in a Designated Self-Contained Certificate Parking:















146 | P a g e














3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

147 | P a g e

4.1.4 MAHURANGI SCC CAMPGROUND AREA





1.1 Fires:










2. MAHURANGI SCC CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1. Length of stay:



2.2. Camping Modes:

Up to 8 metres in length restrictions.

Campervan, caravan, 5 wheeler, small bus. Must have a current NZC5465:

Self-Containment certificate that is issued by an authorised person from

Ministry for the Environment.

Person numbers are limited to the registered number for that vehicle/unit,

under the NZC5465 certificate.

2.3. Marquees and Tents:



Are provided at SCC campgrounds for your safety and security. Please keep

the gate closed and locked at all times.


Campgrounds are to be vacated by 11:00am on day of departure.

Provided there is space in the SCC campground campers can arrive from the

main park entrance gate opening time.


2.6 Facilities:

This is an SCC campground for self-contained vehicles/units with a Self-

Containment certificate.

No toilets, water supply or rubbish disposal facilities in this SCC campground.

2.7 SCC campground has designated sites:

Must camp in a marked designated site. Actual sites cannot be booked and

campers are able to camp in any available unoccupied site.

2.8 Day visitors:


The SCC campground is not to be used as a day use area.

148 | P a g e

Visitor numbers are restricted to: Max five per vehicle/unit.


For safety and to avoid congestion in the SCC campground visitor’s vehicles

must park outside the SCC camp ground and visitors must walk from the

locked gate, unless prior arrangement has been made with the Park Duty

Ranger.


























3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:



149 | P a g e


gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.1.5 SCANDRETT DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA

1. SCANDRETT REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. SCANDRETT DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:


campervans can stay for ONE night in the SCC carparking area.

2.2 Camp Modes:




Up to 8 meters in length:

Only caravans, 5th Wheelers, campervans and small busses.

2.3 Rubbish:



150 | P a g e



























3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:



151 | P a g e




4.1.6 WENDERHOLM DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA


. PARK GATE OPEN HOURS:



1.1 Fires:










2. WENDERHOLM DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:


campervans/caravans can stay for ONE night in the SCC parking area.

For more than one night’s stay, the Schischka Campground (vehicle based)

offers up to SEVEN night’s stay for all vehicles.

2.2 Camp Modes:





restrictions).

2.3 Rubbish:














152 | P a g e
















3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay: Varies, see individual site code and conditions for details.

These restrictions apply to any group or individual irrespective of booking name.

3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:






4.2 SCC CAMPGROUNDS & DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT PARKING

– SOUTH

4.2.1 AMBURY DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA





153 | P a g e

1.1 Fires:










2. AMBURY DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access:

Summer (daylight savings): Self-contained campervans can stay for ONE

night in the SCC car parking area if a vehicle-based campground is open at

the park.

Winter (non-daylight savings): Self-contained campervans can stay

for THREE nights in the SCC car parking area if a vehicle-based

campground is open at the park.

2.1 Camp Modes:





restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:







8. Obstructions in any public place









154 | P a g e














3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:













155 | P a g e


supervision.

4.2.2 AWHITU DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA





1.1 Fires:










2. AWHITU DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access:



the park.




2.1 Camp Modes:





restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:








156 | P a g e






















3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:



157 | P a g e












supervision.

4.2.3 DUDER DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA





1.1 Fires:










2. DUDER DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access:



the park.




2.1 Camp Modes:




158 | P a g e


restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:





























3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:

159 | P a g e



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.2.4 HUNUA FALLS DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA

1. HUNUA FALLS REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. HUNUA FALLS DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

160 | P a g e

Campervan access:



the park.




2.1 Camp Modes:





restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:


























161 | P a g e




3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.2.5 KAPARANUI STREAM SCC CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted.


162 | P a g e


2. KAPARANUI STREAM SCC CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS




2.2. Camping Modes:







Prohibited: All non-compliant SCC vehicles











2.6 Facilities:







2.8 Day visitors:






must park outside the SCC camp ground and visitors must walk in, unless

prior arrangement has been made with the Park Duty Ranger.








163 | P a g e



















3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:










164 | P a g e





supervision.

4.2.6 OMANA DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA





1.1 Fires:










2. OMANA DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access:



the park.




2.1 Camp Modes:





restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:











165 | P a g e



















3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:










166 | P a g e





supervision.

4.2.7 POUKARAKA FLATS DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA





1.1 Fires:










2. POUKARAKA FLATS DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access:



the park.




2.1 Camp Modes:





restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:










167 | P a g e




















3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:










168 | P a g e





supervision.

4.2.8 TAPAPAKANGA DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA





1.1 Fires:










2. TAPAPAKANGA DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access:



the park.




2.1 Camp Modes:





restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:










169 | P a g e




















3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:

SCC campgrounds and designated parking areas are inaccessible after main



gate.

3.6 Group bookings:










170 | P a g e





supervision.

4.2.9 TAPAPAKANGA STREAM SCC CAMPGROUND





1.1 Fires:



Not permitted.



2. TAPAPAKANGA STREAM SCC CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS




2.2. Camping Modes:


















2.6 Facilities:







2.8 Day visitors:

171 | P a g e






must park outside the SCC camp ground and visitors must walk infrom locked

gate, unless prior arrangement has been made with the Park Duty Ranger.


























3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:

172 | P a g e




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.2.10 UPPER MANGATAWHIRI DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA

1. UPPER MANGATAWHIRI REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. UPPER MANGATAWHIRI DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access:



the park.




2.1 Camp Modes:


173 | P a g e




restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:





























3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:

174 | P a g e




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.2.11 WAITAWA SCC CAMPGROUND

1. WAITAWA REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



Not permitted.



2. WAITAWA STREAM SCC CAMPGROUND CODES AND CONDITIONS




2.2. Camping Modes:











175 | P a g e








2.6 Facilities:







2.8 Day visitors:






must park outside the SCC camp ground and visitors must walk in from

locked gate, unless prior arrangement has been made with the Park Duty

Ranger.





















176 | P a g e






3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Access:




gate.

Campervans are not permitted past Tikapa Moana Car Park due to narrow

road.

3.5 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.2.12 WAHARAU DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA





1.1 Fires:








177 | P a g e



2. WAHARAU DESIGNATED SCC PARKING AREA CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Campervan access:



the park.




2.1 Camp Modes:





restrictions).

2.2 Rubbish:


























178 | P a g e




3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.3 SCC CAMPGROUNDS & DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT PARKING

– WEST

4.3.1 ARATAKI DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (ARATAKI) CODES AND

CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



179 | P a g e

No permitted



2. ARATAKI DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Summer: Self-contained campervans can stay for 1 night in the SCC parking

area.

Winter: Self-contained campervans can stay up to 2 nights in the SCC

parking area.


name.

2.2 Camp modes:

Allowed in this selected Designated Self-Contained Certificate Parking Area:

Campervan, Up to 10 meters: caravan, 5 wheeler, bus.



2.3 Rubbish:

No bins or rubbish disposal facilities in this park.




minutes.

3. GENERAL DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




















180 | P a g e






3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.3.2 BARN PADDOCK DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK





1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. BARN PADDOCK DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

181 | P a g e

2.1 Length of Stay:

Maximum of ONE consecutive night, unless park vehicle campground is

closed, then a maximum of THREE consecutive nights apply.


name.

2.2 Camp Modes:

Due to the limited road access to this site, small campervans only are

permitted. Not suitable for caravans or 5 wheelers.



2.3 Rubbish:





























3.3 Camping modes:



182 | P a g e




3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.3.3 CASCADE KAURI DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK


CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. CASCADE KAURI DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:


area.

Winter: Self-contained campervans can stay up to 3 nights in the SCC

parking area.


name.

183 | P a g e

2.2 Camp Modes:





2.3 Rubbish:





























3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:

184 | P a g e



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.3.4 CORNWALLIS DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (CORNWALLISI) CODES AND

CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. CORNWALLIS DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:


area.

Summer: Self-contained campervans can stay up to 3 nights in the SCC

parking area.


name.

2.2 Camp Modes:



185 | P a g e



2.3 Rubbish:





























3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:

186 | P a g e




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

4.3.5 CRAW DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK


CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. CRAW DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Maximum of 2 consecutive nights at this park, in any Designated Self-

Contained Certificate Parking Area.


name.

2.2 Camp Modes:


Campervan, Up to 7 meters: caravan, 5 wheeler, bus. Must have a current

NZC5465: Self- Containment certificate that is issued by an authorised person

from Ministry for the Environment.

2.3 Important Information

Anawhata Road is a narrow, winding metal road and extreme care should be

taken, especially when towing vehicles.

2.4 Rubbish:

187 | P a g e

You are in a Designated Self-Contained Certificate Parking: · Take all rubbish

home. · No bins or rubbish disposal facilities on the park.


























3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:

188 | P a g e














supervision.

4.3.6 GLEN ESK DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (PIHA) CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. GLEN ESK DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Length of Stay:

Maximum of ONE night at this park, in any Designated Self-Contained

Certificate Parking Area.


name.

2.2 Camp Modes:




an autohorised person from Ministry for the Environment.

2.3 Rubbish:










189 | P a g e




















3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:









190 | P a g e






supervision.

4.3.7 LOG RACE DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK

1. WAITAKERE RANGES REGIONAL PARK (PIHA) CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:



No permitted



2. LOG RACE DESIGNATED SCC CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1. Length of Stay:

Maximum of one night stay at this park, in any Designated Self-Contained

Certificate Parking Area.


name.

2.2 Camp Modes:





2.3 Rubbish:
















191 | P a g e














3.3 Camping modes:






3.4 Length of Stay:



3.5 Access:




gate.

3.6 Group bookings:














supervision.

192 | P a g e

BOOKABLE FACILITIES

5 BOOKABLE SITES

5.1 BOOKABLE SITES – NORTH

5.1.1 ATIU CREEK (LIMITED MOBILITY ACCESS) BOOKABLE SITE

ATIU CREEK REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










1. ATIU CREEK (LIMITED MOBILITY ACCESS) BOOKABLE SITE CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle Access:

Access start time 11.30am, exit by 1.30pm · Maximum 3 vehicles.

The access roads are part of the public walking, mountain biking track

system, horse riding and used by park operations vehicles.

2.2 Safety:

For the safety of others, please drive with care. · Maximum vehicle speed

10km/h. · Strictly NO vehicles on the beach.

2.3 Park Rangers have the authority, if access rules and conditions are not

followed to:

Stop vehicle access.

Have vehicles removed from unauthorised areas.

Prohibit any individual/s in the group vehicle access.

Terminate the permit at any time.

2. GENERAL BOOKABLE SITE CODES AND CONDITIONS

3.1 Site occupation:

Bookable sites MUST be occupied by 9:00am, or they will be made available

to other users.

The maximum person numbers involved in this event are no to exceed the

maximum person numbers printed on this permit.

193 | P a g e

Park Rangers have the authority to direct groups to sites, direct groups to

move tents/marquees, equipment, vehicles, stop inappropriate activities and

to terminate the permit and request the site be vacated.

Conduct activities with due regard to other park users during your event.

Use of this site does not exclude the public from passing by or walking

through a section of the site area, or include exclusive use of toilet blocks or

beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:

Sites should be vacated by main park entrance gate closing time unless prior

approval at booking time. Only approved in special circumstances. There may

be a fee associated with a callout to let you out of the Park.

3.3 Site access, marquees, bouncy castles and other like equipment and

catering vendors:

Not available on all sites, restriction and conditions apply. For full details,

check individual site codes and conditions.

Must be approved and booked at the same time the site is booked.

This area is part of the public picnicking and /walking area:


license are permitted to drive vehicles in this area to access the site.



Must comply with all Auckland Council Regional Parks: site access,

marquees, bouncy castles and other like equipment and catering vendors

rules and conditions.

Must comply with any regulatory, appropriate consents including those for

temporary buildings, noise and electrical safety codes.

3.4 Rubbish:

Please take your rubbish home: “No bins. No rubbish. Better parks”

The parks have no bins. Please take your rubbish home with you.

The picnic/activity site must be kept clean and tidy during your stay, and left

clean on your departure. Please recycle bottles, cans and plastics.

3.5 Solid fuel barbecues:

Cannot be used during a prohibited fire season. Check fire conditions prior to

booking date.

Allowed at all other times.


3.5 This permit does not entitle:

The user to conduct any activity for which a Discretionary Activity Consent is

required.

Special events and high impact activities may require specific or discretionary

approval - approval may take up to 6 months






194 | P a g e

Persons aged 15 yrs and under are not permitted on or to use this site with

out appropriately supervised (Supervised guide lines apply).

5.1.2 LONG BAY BOOKABLE SITE 1





1.1 Fires:










2. LONG BAY BOOKABLE SITE 1 CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle access:

No vehicle access to this site.

All equipment must be carried to the site by hand from the car park.

2.2 Marquees:


booking.


No vehicle site access and marquee MUST be carried on and off site by hand.

Marquees are not allowed to stay on site overnight and must be removed from

the site by the end of the day.



broken.




2.3 Bouncy castles and like equipment:


booking.


No vehicle site access and Bouncy castles and like equipment MUST be

carried on and off site by hand.

Bouncy castles and like equipment are not allowed to stay on site overnight

and must be removed from the site by the end of the day.

Silent Run Generators are allowed, all other generators are prohibited.

Park duty ranger MUST approve the actual location of any bouncy castles and

like equipment using pegs more than 300mm to ensure water and sewage

pipes are not hit or broken.

195 | P a g e

Consent may be required to comply with temporary building, noise and

electrical safety codes. Some hire companies may already have consent.

Permit holder responsibility to sort this.

2.4 Food vendors:

Ice-cream vendors are prohibited.

Other food vendors are allowed and must carry all food and equipment by

hand to the site.





to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:






196 | P a g e


booking date.





required.















1.1 Fires:











2.1 Vehicle access:



2.2 Marquees:


booking.







broken.

197 | P a g e






booking.













2.4 Food vendors:



hand to the site.





to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:





198 | P a g e










3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.















1.1 Fires:










199 | P a g e


2.1 Vehicle access:

Standard Vehicle access for site parking

Vehicle access for site parking must be booked at the same time as site booking.

Allows service vehicles to park in and service the site in a controlled parking

area. The parking is less than 10 meters from the main activity area of the site.

The parking area is controlled by the permit holder. Permit holder manages the

number of and which vehicles are allowed the use of the parking area.

As a guide there is room for 1 small truck and 2 to 3 car/vans depending on

vehicle size and how they park.

Vehicles are allowed to park and stay parked from set up to pack down of the

event and have access to the parking area during main park gate opening hours.

Combination lock on the access chain for permit holder to access and lock to

keep others out.

The access is off the main entrance road beside the site.

Contact the park duty ranger at least 3 days before the event for the combination

number and access arrangements.

2.2 Marquees:

Permitted: must be arranged, approved and booked at the same time of booking.


Must book and comply with Vehicle access conditions for vehicle access site

parking (Standard): if vehicle access is required or carry on and off site by hand.

Marquees are not allowed to stay on site overnight and must be removed from the

site by the end of the day.

Park duty ranger MUST approve the actual location of any marquee using pegs

more than 300mm to ensure water and sewage pipes are not hit or broken.

Consent may be required to comply with temporary building codes, for marquees

over approx. 30 square meters. Some hire companies may already have consent.




booking.













2.4 Food vendors:

200 | P a g e

Permitted: must be arranged, approved and booked at the

same time of booking.

Must pre book and comply with Vehicle access conditions for

vehicle access site parking (Standard).

Prohibited to supply product to any person not involved in the

group/event.

Payments:

Agreed payment is arranged between the organiser and food

vendor/s

Prohibited to take payment from individuals in the group/event

Max of 2 vehicles

Vehicle/s parking. Park in vehicle access for site parking area.

Vehicles/units must have and comply with any regulatory

requirements.




to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














201 | P a g e

3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.















1.1 Fires:











2.1 Vehicle access:

Standard Vehicle access for site parking

Vehicle access for site parking must be booked at the same time as site booking.


area. The parking is less than 10 meters from the main activity area of the site.

The parking area is controlled by the permit holder. Permit holder manages the

number of and which vehicles are allowed the use of the parking area.

202 | P a g e




event and have access to the parking area during main park gate opening hours.


keep others out.

The access is off the main entrance road beside the site.

Contact the park duty ranger at least 3 days before the event for the combination

number and access arrangements.

2.2 Marquees:

Permitted: must be arranged, approved and booked at the same time of booking.



parking (Standard): if vehicle access is required or carry on and off site by hand.

Marquees are not allowed to stay on site overnight and must be removed from the

site by the end of the day.

Park duty ranger MUST approve the actual location of any marquee using pegs

more than 300mm to ensure water and sewage pipes are not hit or broken.

Consent may be required to comply with temporary building codes, for marquees

over approx. 30 square meters. Some hire companies may already have consent.




booking.













2.4 Food vendors:


booking.

Must pre book and comply with Vehicle access conditions for vehicle

access site parking (Standard).

Prohibited to supply product to any person not involved in the group/event.

Payments:

Agreed payment is arranged between the organiser and food vendor/s


Max of 2 vehicles

203 | P a g e


Vehicles/units must have and comply with any regulatory requirements.




to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.




204 | P a g e


required.















1.1 Fires:











2.1 Vehicle access:



2.2 Marquees:


booking.







broken.






booking.

205 | P a g e













2.4 Food vendors:



hand to the site.





to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:









206 | P a g e






3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.















1.1 Fires:











2.1 Vehicle access:

Vehicle access for site parking (Standard):

207 | P a g e

Vehicle access for site parking Standard must be booked to be able to book

and use the site.


area. The parking is less than 10 meters from the main activity area of the

site.

The parking area is controlled by the permit holder. Permit holder manages

the number of and which vehicles are allowed the use of the parking area.




event and have access to the parking area during main park gate opening

hours.


keep others out.

The access is off the main entrance road in front of the site.

Contact the park duty ranger at least 3 days before the event for the

combination number and access arrangements.

Vehicle access for site parking (Limited):

Vehicle access for limited site parking must be booked at the same time as

site booking.

Allows limited vehicle/s to access beyond the parking area to park on site

during the event.

Maximum of 2 vehicles allowed access. · Access and exit is controlled by the

permit holder.

Contact the park duty ranger at least 3 days before the event to make

arrangements.

2.2 Marquees:


booking.

Up to 180 square meters. · Must book and comply with Vehicle access

conditions for vehicle access for site parking (standard): if vehicle access is

required, or carry on and off site by hand.

Marquees are not allowed to say on site overnight and must be removed from




broken.






booking.


208 | P a g e

Must book and comply with Vehicle access conditions for vehicle access for

site parking (Standard): if vehicle access is required, or carry on and off site

by hand.

Bouncy castles and like equipment are not allowed to say on site overnight









2.4 Food vendors:


booking.

Must pre book and comply with Vehicle access conditions for vehicle access

for site parking (Standard).


Payments:

Agreed payment is arranged between the organiser and food vendor/s.

Prohibited to take payment from individuals in the group/event.

Max of 2 vehicles.






to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:




209 | P a g e











3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.















1.1 Fires:









210 | P a g e



2.1 Vehicle access:


Vehicle access for site parking Standard must be booked to be able to book

and use the site.



site.







hours.


keep others out.

The access is off the main entrance road in front of the site.





site booking.

Allows limited vehicle/s to access beyond the parking area to park on site

during the event.

Maximum of 2 vehicles allowed access. · Access and exit is controlled by the

permit holder.


arrangements.

2.2 Marquees:


booking.


conditions for vehicle access for site parking (standard): if vehicle access is

required, or carry on and off site by hand.





broken.


marquees over approx: 30 square meters. Some hire companies may already



211 | P a g e


booking.



site parking (Standard): if vehicle access is required or carry on and off site by

hand.










2.4 Food vendors:


booking.




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles.






to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:

212 | P a g e














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.










5.1.9 LONG BAY SPECIAL NEEDS MOBILITY SITE





1.1 Fires:






213 | P a g e





2. LONG BAY SPECIAL NEEDS MOBILITY SITE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle access:

No general vehicle access to this site.


Limited vehicle access for site parking can be arranged for Special Needs:

Vehicle access for limited site parking must be booked at the same

time as site booking.

Allows limited vehicle/s to access and park on site during the event.

Maximum of 2 vehicles allowed access.

Vehicles only allowed to access and exit once and all vehicles must go

in and out at the same time.

Access and exit between ma and 5pm


arrangements.

2.2 Marquees:

Prohibited from this site.



2.4 Food vendors:

Prohibited from this site




to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:




214 | P a g e











3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.










5.1.10 LONG BAY VAUGHAN BRIDGE BOOKABLE SITE





1.1 Fires:









215 | P a g e


2. LONG BAY BOOKABLE VAUGHAN BRIDGE BOOKABLE SITE CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle access:


Vehicle access for site parking must be booked at the same time as site

booking.



site.



Vehicles are only allowed to park in the designated parking area. Any vehicles

parked outside the designated parking area may be towed and vehicle access

terminated.





hours.

The access is through a gate off the round-about at the end of the main

access road.

There may be a combination lock, on the access gate for permit holder to

access and lock or keep shut to keep others out.



2.2 Marquees:


booking.


conditions for vehicle access for site parking (Standard). Note: Not able to

carry on and off site by hand.





broken.





Are prohibited from this site.

2.4 Food vendors:


Other food vendors are permitted: must be arranged, approved and booked at

the same time of booking.

216 | P a g e




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles.






to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:





217 | P a g e



booking date.





required.










5.1.11 SHAKESPEAR BOOKABLE SITE 1








conditions below:





any animal pests.











1.3 Fires:





218 | P a g e









Park






and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)









Sanctuary.



vehicles.











219 | P a g e








can be found at:





they can help.

3. SHAKESPEAR BOOKABLE SITE 1 CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle access:


Vehicle access for site parking must be booked at the same time as site

booking.



site.







hours.


keep others out.

The access is at the western end of the Okoromai Bay car park.



2.2 Marquees:


booking.




by hand.





broken.



220 | P a g e



have consent. Permit holder responsibility to sort this. 2.3 Bouncy castles and

like equipment:


booking. · Up to 30 square meters.



by hand.










2.4 Food vendors:


booking.




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles






to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:

221 | P a g e





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.
















222 | P a g e



conditions below:





any animal pests.











1.3 Fires:













Park






and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)

223 | P a g e









Sanctuary.



vehicles.


















can be found at:





they can help.


2.1 Vehicle access:

No on site vehicle access to this site.


2.2 Marquees:


booking.







224 | P a g e



broken.






booking.













2.4 Food vendors:



hand to the site.





to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:

225 | P a g e














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.


















conditions below:



226 | P a g e



any animal pests.











1.3 Fires:













Park






and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)






227 | P a g e




Sanctuary.



vehicles.


















can be found at:





they can help.


2.1 Vehicle access:



2.2 Marquees:


booking.







broken.



228 | P a g e






booking.













2.4 Food vendors:



hand to the site.





to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:




229 | P a g e











3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.


















conditions below:





any animal pests.

230 | P a g e











1.3 Fires:













Park






and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)








231 | P a g e


Sanctuary.



vehicles.


















can be found at:





they can help.


2.1 Vehicle access:



2.2 Marquees:


booking.







broken.







232 | P a g e


booking.













2.4 Food vendors:



hand to the site.





to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:









233 | P a g e






3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.


















conditions below:





any animal pests.





234 | P a g e







1.3 Fires:













Park






and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)









Sanctuary.



vehicles.

235 | P a g e


















can be found at:





they can help.


2.1 Vehicle access for onsite:

Drop-off:

Must be booked at the same time as site booking. Access will only be

approved for exceptional large equipment or services e.g. a chiller trailer or

service vehicles that require access the site. Access will not be approved for

smaller equipment e.g. chilly bins, chairs etc that can be carried on site by

hand.

Maximum of two vehicles, each allowed one drop off (including commercial

and group vehicles).

All vehicles must go in and out at the same time.

Access to drop off equipment on site between 8am and 11am:

The access is at the western end of the Te Haruhi Bay car park just

past the park office.


arrangements.

Pick-up:




smaller equipment e.g. chilly bins, chairs etc that can be carried on site by

hand.



236 | P a g e

Maximum of two vehicles, each allowed one pick up (including commercial



Access to pick up equipment between 3pm and 5pm:




arrangements.

Catering vehicle:


approved for catering vehicle e.g. Spit Roast Company. Access will not be

approved for any other vehicles.

Maximum of two vehicles for one access and exit only.

Allows vehicle access to drop off or park on site for catering purposes.

Access to drop off or park on site for catering purposes between 11am and

2pm:




arrangements.

Note:

Allowed to book a maximum of one drop-off, one pick-up and one catering

vehicle per booking.

2.2 Marquees:


booking.



onsite (Drop-off/pick-up): if vehicle access is required, or carry on and off site

by hand.





broken.






booking.




by hand.

237 | P a g e










2.4 Food vendors:


booking.


for onsite (Catering vehicle).


Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles






to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:







238 | P a g e








3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.










5.1.16 SHAKESPEAR FIGTREE BOOKABLE SITE








conditions below:





any animal pests.




239 | P a g e








1.3 Fires:













Park






and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)









Sanctuary.

240 | P a g e



vehicles.


















can be found at:





they can help.

3. SHAKESPEAR FIGTREE BOOKABLE SITE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle access:



site booking.

Allows limited vehicle/s to access and park on site during the event. (e.g.

bridle car or like for wedding party).


Vehicles only allowed to access and exit once and all vehicles must go in and

out at the same time.

Access and exit between 8am and 5pm:

The access is off the main entrance road to Te Haruhi Bay to the right

just before the old wool shed and opposite the YMCA entrance.


arrangements.

2.2 Marquees:




2.4 Food vendors:



241 | P a g e





to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.

242 | P a g e










5.1.17 SHAKESPEAR HANGI BOOKABLE SITE








conditions below:





any animal pests.











1.3 Fires:











243 | P a g e



Park






and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)









Sanctuary.



vehicles.

















244 | P a g e


can be found at:





they can help.

3. SHAKESPEAR HANGI BOOKABLE SITE CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle access:

Vehicle access for site parking (Controlled):

Parking must be booked at the same time as site booking.

Allows service and some site vehicles to park in and service the site in a

controlled parking area. The parking is the grassed area less than 10 meters

from the side of the hangi cooking site.

Maximum of 4 vehicles.

The parking area is controlled by the permit holder. Vehicle numbers MUST

not exceed 4 vehicles.



hours.

Combination lock on the access gate/chain for permit holder to access and

lock to keep others out.

The access is in front of the site at the eastern end of Okoromai car park.



Note: Vehicles are strictly prohibited beyond the grass mown area of the site.

Any vehicles parked outside the designated parking area, may be towed and

the vehicle access terminated.

2.2 Marquees:


booking.



site parking (Controlled): if vehicle access is required, or carried on and off

site by hand.





broken.






booking.



245 | P a g e



site parking (Controlled): if vehicle access is required, or carried on and off

site by hand.










2.4 Hangi or Umu:

Must be arranged, approved and booked at the same time of booking.

Not permitted if there is a total fire band in place:

Conditions of use:

Customer need to have back-up methods of cooking in case of total fire

band.

Obtain a fire permit from council.

Must provide all fuel required for the hangi or umu.

The actual hangi or umu site must be approved by the park duty

ranger.

The cooking site must be tufted to prevent grass burning, and kept tuff

moist.

Water down the immediate grass area.

After cooking ensure ashes are cold and remove as required to return

the cooking site as it was.

Fill in cooking site as appropriate.

Replace tuff and water down site.

Must book and comply with Vehicle access conditions for (Vehicle access for

site parking: Controlled), if vehicle access is required, or carry on and off site

by hand.

Contact the park duty ranger at least 3 days before the event, or early during

dry summers to check on fire restriction status and make arrangements.

Safety conditions:

Follow all conditions in the fire permit from council.

Must have 2 or more buckets of water not less than 40 litters on hand.

Have on site a water hose (at least 20meters in length) and tap fitting

(tap fitting is a standard 25mm garden tap).

Follow any instructions from the park ranger.

2.5 Food vendors:


booking.


for site parking (Controlled).

246 | P a g e


Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles






to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:






247 | P a g e


booking date.





required.










5.1.18 WENDERHOLM BOOKABLE SITE 1





1.1 Fires:










2. WENDERHOLM BOOKABLE SITE 1 CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle access:



2.2 Marquees:


booking.







broken.

248 | P a g e






booking.













2.4 Food vendors:



hand to the site. Not vehicle access to this site.




to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:





249 | P a g e










3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.















1.1 Fires:










250 | P a g e


2.1 Vehicle access for onsite:

Drop-off:




smaller equipment e.g. chilly bins, chairs etc. that can be carried on site by

hand.

Maximum of two vehicles, each allowed one drop off (including commercial



Access to drop off equipment on site between 8am and 11am:

The access is at the very southern end of the public car park, just past

the 5 minute drop parking zone.


arrangements.

Pick-up:




smaller equipment e.g. chilly bins, chairs etc. that can be carried on site by

hand.

Maximum of two vehicles, each allowed one pick up (including commercial



Access to pick up equipment between 3pm and 5pm:




arrangements. Catering vehicle:


approved for catering vehicle e.g. Spit Roast Company. Access will not be

approved for any other vehicles.

Maximum of two vehicles for one access and exit only.

Allows vehicle access to drop off or park on site for catering purposes.

Access to drop off or park on site for catering purposes between 11am and

2pm:




arrangements.

Note: Allowed to book a maximum of one drop-off, one pick-up and one

catering vehicle per booking.

2.2 Marquees:


booking.

251 | P a g e




by hand.





broken.






booking.




by hand.










2.4 Food vendors:


booking.


for onsite (Catering vehicle).


Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles.






to other users.



252 | P a g e







beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.








253 | P a g e








1.1 Fires:











2.1 Vehicle access:



2.2 Marquees:


booking.



Note: Site is approx.: 200 meters from the car park.





broken.






booking.

Up to 20 square meters. · No vehicle site access and Bouncy castles and like

equipment MUST be carried on and off site by hand. Note: Site is approx.:

200 meters from the car park.




254 | P a g e







2.4 Food vendors:



hand to the site. No vehicle access to this site. Note: Site is approx.: 200

meters from the car park.




to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:



255 | P a g e





booking date.





required.















1.1 Fires:











2.1 On Site Vehicle access:

Vehicles can access this site at all times

No special access required.

2.2 Marquees:


booking. · Up to 100 square meters. · Vehicle access on to the full site at all

times. There are no restrictions. · Marquees are not allowed to say on site

overnight and must be removed from the site by the end of the day. · Park

duty ranger MUST approve the actual location of any marquee using pegs

more than 300mm to ensure water and sewage pipes are not hit or broken. ·

Consent to comply with temporary building codes, for marquees over approx.:

256 | P a g e

30 square meters. Some hire companies may already have consent. Permit

holder responsibility to sort this.



booking.


Vehicle access on to the full site at all times. There are no restrictions.










2.4 Food vendors:


booking.

Vehicle access on to the full site at all times. There are no restrictions.


Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles

Vehicle/s parking. Park on site as approved by the park duty ranger.





to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:

257 | P a g e














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.










5.2 BOOKABLE SITES - SOUTH

5.2.1 AMBURY BOOKABLE SITE 1

AMBURY BOOKABLE SITE 1





1.1 Fires:


258 | P a g e









2. AMBURY BOOKABLE SITE 1 CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access

This site is accessible at all times.

2.2 Gate access for drop off / pick up (additional charge and requested at time

of booking):



2.3 Maximum persons:

Site maximum of 500 persons permitted. Person numbers are not to exceed

the site capacity.


Vehicles must park in the public car park and occupants walk to the site.

Keep the access road clear at all times.




For the safety of children and others, other site user and park


2.5 Marquees:


booking.

1 Marquee only no larger than 100sq.m


parking (Standard): if vehicle access is required or carry on and off site by

hand.





broken.






booking.

1 up to 30 square meters.

259 | P a g e












Check with Park Rangers regarding Wiri Pipeline location prior to erecting

tents and marquees.

2.7 Food vendors:


booking.


site parking (Standard).


Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles




Vehicles:

No vehicles are permitted on to the site without prior permission from

the Duty Park Ranger.

2.9 Water:

Drinking water supply. Water is precious - please conserve.



The site and surrounding area must be kept clean and tidy during your stay,






to other users.







260 | P a g e



beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:






licence are permitted to drive vehicles in this area to access the site.








3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.










261 | P a g e

5.2.2 AWHITU BOOKABLE SITE 1





1.1 Fires:










2. AWHITU CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access







the site capacity.









2.5 Marquees:


booking.


Must be carried on and off site by hand.





broken.





262 | P a g e


booking.













2.7 Food vendors:


booking.




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles




Vehicles:



2.9 Water:










to other users.






263 | P a g e




beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.










264 | P a g e

5.2.3 OMANA BOOKABLE SITE 1





1.1 Fires:










2. OMANA CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access







the site capacity.









2.5 Marquees:

No marquees permitted due to the size of site and terrain


No bouncy castles or like equipment due to the size of site and terrain

2.7 Food vendors:


booking.




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles

265 | P a g e

Vehicle/s parking. Park in car park.



Vehicles:



2.9 Water:










to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:

266 | P a g e







booking date.





required.















1.1 Fires:











2.1 Access







the site capacity.


267 | P a g e








2.5 Marquees:

No marquees permitted due to the size of site and terrain


No bouncy castles or like equipment due to the size of site and terrain

2.7 Food vendors:


booking.




Payments:



Vehicle/s parking. Park in car park.



Vehicles:



2.9 Water:










to other users.









beachfront areas.

268 | P a g e

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.















269 | P a g e

1.1 Fires:











2.1 Access



of booking):





the site capacity.


Vehicles must park in the public car park and occupants walk to the site

unless prior onsite parking arrangements have been made and approved.

Keep the access road clear at all times.Only persons with the

appropriate FULL or RESTRICTED driving license are permitted to

drive vehicles in this area.




2.5 Marquees:


booking.




hand.





broken.





270 | P a g e


booking.













2.7 Food vendors:


booking.




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles




Vehicles:



2.9 Water:










to other users.






271 | P a g e




beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.










272 | P a g e






1.1 Fires:











2.1 Access



of booking):





the site capacity.










2.5 Marquees:


booking.




hand.





broken.

273 | P a g e






booking.













2.7 Food vendors:


booking.




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles




Vehicles:



2.9 Water:







3. GENERAL SITE CODES AND CONDITIONS



to other users.

274 | P a g e









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.





275 | P a g e











1.1 Fires:











2.1 Access



of booking):





the site capacity.










2.5 Marquees:


booking.




hand.

276 | P a g e





broken.






booking.













2.7 Food vendors:


booking.




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles




Vehicles:



2.9 Water:







277 | P a g e




to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.

278 | P a g e










5.2.8 WHAKANEWHA BOOKABLE SITE 1





1.1 Fires:










2. WHAKANEWHA CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Access

There is limited on site vehicle access to this designated site. Conditions apply:


of booking):

Access codes will be provided by the park ranger no earlier than 3 days prior

to your stay by calling . For any issues on arrival contact the AC Contact

Centre 09-3010101.


Maximum of 100 persons permitted to stay in the site. Person numbers are

not to exceed the site capacity.



Vehicle access must be arranged at booking time and detailed on your

permit.

Call the park duty ranger at least THREE days before the event to

make arrangements.

All vehicles must access in and out at the same time.

Access in before 11.00am to drop off equipment and access before

5.00pm to pick up equipment.


279 | P a g e





Vehicles are not allowed to stay on site.

Maximum of two vehicles (including commercial and group vehicles)

Only one drop off and pick up allowed for each of the designated

vehicles.

Vehicle or car trailer chillier to stay on site. (E.g. catering vehicle such as Spit

Roast cooking van, chillier for food storage.)

Maximum of one vehicle.

All other equipment must be carried to the site by hand from the car park.

2.5 Marquees:


booking.




hand.





broken.






booking.













2.7 Food vendors:


booking.

280 | P a g e




Payments:



Max of 2 vehicles




Vehicles:



2.9 Water:










to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:








281 | P a g e







3.4 Rubbish:





3.5 Build on site solid fuel barbecues:


booking date.





required.










5.3 BOOKABLE SITES - WEST

5.3.1 CORNWALLIS BOOKABLE SITE 1

1. WAITAKERE RAGES REGIONAL PARK (CORNWALLIS) CODES AND

CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










282 | P a g e

2. CORNWALLIS BOOKABLE SITE 1 CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Vehicle access:



Requests for vehicle access must be referred to the Senior Ranger

Recreation.




to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.

283 | P a g e





required.












CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:











2.1 Vehicle access:



Note: Any request for vehicle access, must be referred to the Senior Ranger

Recreation.




to other users.







284 | P a g e



beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.










285 | P a g e



CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:











2.1 Vehicle access:






to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:








286 | P a g e







3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.





required.












CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:











2.1 Vehicle access:

287 | P a g e






to other users.









beachfront areas.

3.2 Departure:





catering vendors:














3.4 Rubbish:







booking date.




288 | P a g e


required.










289 | P a g e

6 HOMESTEADS AND GROUNDS

6.1 HOMESTEADS AND GROUNDS - NORTH

6.1.1 COULDREY HOUSE HOMESTEAD, GROUNDS AND GARDENS





1.1 Fires:










2. COULDREY HOUSE HOMESTEAD, GROUNDS AND GARDENS CODES AND

CONDITIONS

2.1 Access:

Homestead:

Follow directions from Friends of Couldrey House.

Whitney Room, Grounds and Gardens:

Contact the AC Contact Centre 09-3010101, 3 to 5 days prior to arrival

for access details.

Grounds and Gardens:

Three shell paths from the car park and picnic areas.

2.2 Security alarm:

Homestead and Whitney Room:

The park duty ranger or Friends of Couldrey House will disarm and

reset the security alarm as per booking arrangements or the arrival and

departure times on your permit.

2.3 Arrival/ departure:

As per booking arrangements or the arrival and departure times on your

permit.

2.4 Type of use:

Homestead:

School education and group visits.

Whitney Room:

Small wedding ceremonies or like up to 50 persons. - Grounds and

Gardens: Wedding ceremonies or like up to 100 persons.

2.5 Use of this site does not exclude the public:

290 | P a g e

From passing by the site area, viewing the grounds and gardens and using

the tracks, viewing the homestead during normal open hours.

2.6 Vehicle access:


site booking.

Allows limited vehicle/s to access and park on site during the event. (E.g.

bridle car or like for wedding party).


Vehicles only allowed to access and exit once and all vehicles must go in and

out at the same time.

Access and exit between 8am and 5pm.

Vehicles must stay on the shell road way.

The access is off the main entrance road to the right just before the main car

park.


arrangements.

2.7 Marquees:




2.9 Food vendors:


2.10 Special site Conditions of use:

Homestead:

No furniture may be moved.

No food or drink is permitted in the homestead.

It does not include the use of the grounds and gardens.

Whitney Room:

A member of the Friends of Couldrey House must be present while the

event takes place

No furniture may be moved.

No food or drink is permitted in the homestead.

Confetti, rice, bubbles or other like materials are prohibited at all times.

Access to other rooms (that are open to general public) is at the

discretion of the member of the Friends of Couldrey House.

Does not include the use of the grounds and gardens.

Grounds and Gardens:

Does not include the use of the Homestead or Whitney Room.

6.1.2 SCOTT HOMESTEAD AND GROUNDS





1.1 Fires:



291 | P a g e








2. SCOTT HOMESTEAD AND GROUNDS CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Homestead access, keypad and combination lock numbers:

Contact the AC Contact Centre 09-3010101, 3 to 5 days prior to arrival for the

homestead door key pad and access gate combination number.

2.2 Security alarm:

The park duty ranger will remotely disarm and reset the security alarm as per

the arrival and departure times on your permit.

2.3 Arrival/Departure:

Arrival from 8.00 am.

Event must stop by 9.00 pm and vacated by 10.00pm.

The homestead and Ground must be cleared by 7.00am the next day.

2.4 Type of use:

Homestead and grounds – is only available for day use, no overnight

accommodation is permitted.

2.5 Use of the Scott Landing public car park at the end of Ridge Road:

Shared car park with limited spaces available.

General use of this car park for events over 30 persons is not allowed.

Other parking or means of transport needs to be arranged e.g. boat.

2.6 Upstairs access is prohibited at all times.

2.7 Use of this site does not exclude the public:

From passing by the site area, or include exclusive use of the beachfront

areas.

2.8 Vehicle access: Vehicle access for site parking (Controlled):

Parking must be booked at the same time as site booking.

Allows service and some site vehicles to park in and service the site in a

controlled parking area. The parking is less than 10 meters from the main

activity area of the site.

Maximum of 10 vehicles.

The parking area is controlled by the permit holder. Vehicle numbers MUST

not exceed 10 vehicles.

Gravel car park behind the homestead grounds.

Note: 6 of the car parks are all weather, the other 4 are on the grass with

ground conditions determining whether they are available or not.



hours.

Combination lock on the access gate for permit holder to access and lock to

keep others out.

292 | P a g e

The access is off Ridge Road approx: 150 meters from the end. There is a

sign with Baileys Cottage at the gate.



Note: The access to the homestead passes close to Baileys bach.

Please limit the number of vehicle movements past the bach and be

considerate of bach users.

2.9 Marquees:


booking.



site parking (Controlled): Not able to carry on and off site by hand.





broken.






booking.



site parking (Controlled): if vehicle accesses is required, or carry on and off

site by hand.










2.11 Food vendors:


Other food vendors are permitted: must be arranged, approved and booked at

the same time of booking.

Must pre book and comply with vehicle access conditions for vehicle access

for site parking (Controlled).


Payments:


293 | P a g e


Max of 2 vehicles



2.11 Water:


drinking water.


294 | P a g e

7 DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT CAR PARKS

7.1 DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT CAR PARKS – NORTH

7.1.1 LONG BAY OVERNIGHT PARKING





1.1 Fires:


1.2 Build on site solid fuel barbecues:


booking date.

Allowed to use at all other times. Please provide all fuel for your barbecue.









2. LONG BAY OVERNIGHT PARKING CODES AND CONDITIONS

2.1 Only for non-park users/visitors:

Allows non-park user/visitor to access off-shore islands, go boating for more

than a day (overnight).

Prohibited:

Camping or staying in vehicles overnight.

Any on-park activities.

2.2 Vehicle Modes:

Allowed in this overnight car park:

Car, Ute, Van and or trailer. Prohibited:

Trucks, buses and Containers.

2.3 Length of Stay:

Maximum of 7 consecutive nights at this Overnight Park.


name.

2.4 Rubbish:



295 | P a g e

7.1.2 MAHURANGI OVERNIGHT CARPARK





1.1 Fires:










2. MAHURANGI OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS



than a day (overnight). Prohibited:

Camping or staying in vehicles overnight. · Any on-park activities.

2.2 Vehicle Modes:

Allowed in this overnight car park: Car, Ute, Van and or trailer.

Prohibited: · Trucks, buses and Containers.

2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:



7.1.3 SCANDRETT OVERNIGHT CARPARK

1. SCANDRETT REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:





296 | P a g e






2. SCANDRETT OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS


Allows non-park user/visitor to access off-shore islands, go boating for more than a

day (overnight). Prohibited:



2.2 Vehicle Modes:




2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:



7.1.4 SHAKESPEAR OVERNIGHT CARPARK








conditions below:





any animal pests.





297 | P a g e







1.3 Fires:











All persons involved in your event must be advised, understand and comply

with this information when visiting or using Shakespear Regional Park






and plants.





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)









Sanctuary.

298 | P a g e



vehicles.


















can be found at:





they can help.

2. SHAKESPEAR OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS



day (overnight). Prohibited:



2.2 Vehicle Modes:




2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:




299 | P a g e


7.1.5 TAWHARANUI OVERNIGHT CARPARK








conditions below:











1.2 Fires:












comply with this information when visiting or using Tawharanui Regional

Park






animals and plants.

300 | P a g e





plants and animals.



Sanctuary)









Sanctuary.




















can be found at:








301 | P a g e


they can help.

3. TAWHARANUI OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS



than a day (overnight).

Prohibited:

Camping or staying in vehicles overnight. -Any on-park activities.

2.2 Vehicle Modes:




2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:

No bins or rubbish disposal facilities on the park. · Take all rubbish home.

7.1.6 WENDERHOLM OVERNIGHT CARPARK





1.1 Fires:










2. WENDERHOLM OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS



day (overnight).

Prohibited: Camping or staying in vehicles overnight.


2.2 Vehicle Modes:


302 | P a g e



2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:


7.2 DESIGNATED OVERNIGHT CAR PARKS – SOUTH

7.2.1 HUNUA FALLS OVERNIGHT CARPARK

1. HUNUA REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. HUNUA FALLS OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS


Allows non-park user/visitor to for tramping for more than a day (overnight).



2.2 Vehicle Modes:


Car, Ute, Van and or trailer.

Prohibited: Trucks, buses and Containers.

2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:


7.2.2 OMANA OVERNIGHT CARPARK

1. OMANAREGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS


303 | P a g e



1.1 Fires:










2. OMANA OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS



day (overnight).



2.2 Vehicle Modes:




2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:


7.2.3 TAPAPAKANGA OVERNIGHT CARPARK

1. TAPAPAKANGAREGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. TAPAPAKANGA OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS


304 | P a g e


day (overnight).



2.2 Vehicle Modes:




2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:


7.2.4 UPPER MANGATAWHIRI OVERNIGHT CARPARK

1. HUNUA REGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










2. UPPER MANGATAWHIRI OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND

CONDITIONS


Allows non-park user/visitor to for tramping for more than a day (overnight).



2.2 Vehicle Modes:




2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:


305 | P a g e

7.2.5 WAHARAU OVERNIGHT CARPARK





1.1 Fires:










2. WAHARAU OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS


Allows non-park user/visitor to access off-shore islands, go boating, tramping for

more than a day (overnight).



2.2 Vehicle Modes:




2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:


7.2.6 WAITAWA OVERNIGHT CARPARK

1. WAITAWAREGIONAL PARK CODES AND CONDITIONS




1.1 Fires:










306 | P a g e

2. WAITAWA OVERNIGHT CARPARK CODES AND CONDITIONS



day (overnight).



2.2 Vehicle Modes:




2.3 Length of Stay:



name.

2.4 Rubbish:


307 | P a g e

Find out more: phone 09 301 0101 or visit aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/

codes & conditions | p a g e contents generic codes and conditions for all sites 8 accommodation...

Documents