Everything you need for a classic Kiwi getaway!
Just 90 minutes north of Auckland, Camp Waipu Cove has been a Northland holiday haven for generations of Kiwi families. We provide one of the best beachfront holiday destinations in New Zealand to visitors from near and far. You’ll love our variety of accommodation and camping options, family-friendly facilities, and exciting things to do. We look forward to seeing you here at Camp Waipu Cove!
Not For Profit
Camp Waipu Cove is a not-for-profit business. That means every dollar you spend with us gets reinvested back into the campground and local reserve for future generations! As well as enjoying your getaway, you can also feel good knowing that your stay is helping to preserve our beautiful corner of New Zealand for others. Together, we can ensure Waipu Cove is a treasured holiday destination for years to come.
Accommodation For All
Our range of accommodation and camping options include Self-Contained Cabins, Kitchen Cabins, Powered Campsites, and Non-Powered Campsites. What’s more, they’re all just footsteps from the beach! That means no matter your preference or budget, you can enjoy a holiday here at Waipu Cove.
So Much To Do
There really is so much to do here at Waipu Cove. Watch the sunrise on the beach and spend your days swimming, playing and surfing. Cast a line out from the sand or take the boat out to some of Northland’s top fishing and diving spots. Enjoy watching the birds at our famous Waipu Wildlife Reserve. Head into the historic Waipu township for great food, coffee and browsing, and check out the ‘World’s Best’ Waipu Museum. You can also head inland to explore the Waipu Caves, or visit the beautiful Piroa Falls. Why not take a hike or horse riding trek into the picturesque Northland native forest? The Waipu area is truly a stunning place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
Getting Here
Just 90 minutes drive from Auckland, Camp Waipu Cove is an ideal spot for a weekend break from the city, or to begin your New Zealand holiday. Just head North on State Highway 1 and look for the signs to turn off to Waipu after you have driven over the Brynderwyn Hill. We’ll see you soon!