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Public Facilities & Shelters

This collection features essential outdoor infrastructure within the Bay of Plenty region, focusing on Department of Conservation campsites and backcountry huts. It includes lakeside sites at Lake Tarawera and Lake Rerewhakaaitu, alongside remote shelters within the Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tāne Conservation Park. Facilities range from basic picnic shelters and free tent sites to established wilderness huts equipped with fireplaces and pit latrines.

Lake Tarawera Outlet Campsite

Campsite located at the Tarawera River outlet, providing space for tents and caravans with shared shelter and public toilets.

Rerewhakaaitu, Ash Pit Road Campsite

Lakeside campsite at Lake Rerewhakaaitu suitable for tents and caravans, featuring basic latrines and shelter.

Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite

Paid lakeside camping area at Lake Rerewhakaaitu equipped with latrines and a picnic shelter.

Vern's Camp Shelter

Basic picnic shelter providing weather protection for hikers and campers.

Manganuku Campsite

Riverside campsite in the Waioeka Gorge featuring pit latrines and designated areas where open fires are permitted.

Whitikau Campsite

Free tent-only campsite featuring basic latrine facilities.

Sanctuary Campsite

Campsite within Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tāne Conservation Park. Includes space for caravans and tents with latrines and permitted open fire zones.

Casino Hut

Remote backcountry hut featuring a fireplace and pit latrine.

Mangamate Hut

Paid wilderness hut equipped with a fireplace and public toilets.

Moerangi Hut

Standard backcountry hut featuring a fireplace and latrine facilities.