Rhodes Park Reserves
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Rhodes Park Reserves
All freedom campers must be certified self-contained.
Maximum stay of two consecutive nights, departure by 9am. All freedom campers must depart on Saturday mornings.
Park only between the freedom camping signs.
Location - Main car park, full north-facing side.
Size - 115m from east to west ends in the formed northern car park.
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Thames-Coromandel District CouncilCouncil organisation |
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North Island ▷ Coromandel ▷ Thames |
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Freedom Camping
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Reviews
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2.5/5
Huge parking lot with signs to where to park near the city.
No toilets during the night: There were closed as we get there at 17:00. Some people seemed to use it to do car races. Not the quietest place and not so recommandable.
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3.5/5
Quite suitable for an overnight stop.
Park up on shingle/asphalt., and a bit barren. Public toilets are clean – and closed overnight, so don't depend on using them.
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3.0/5
Nice open green space, got locked in the public toilets but managed to climb out.
Could do better
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2.0/5
Relatively quiet spot, loads of space.
Toilets, but they are locked! And they are serious about the vehicle being self contained. We got a $200 fine at 6 in the morning for not having a toilet.
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3.5/5
Good spot in town (close to restaurants, Pack'n Save...) BUT come early!
Some huge bus and campervans like to take 2 places just for us. They absolutely don't care about the rules and worst, the others! So...
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4.5/5
Great spot to spend your first night in a camper if you flew in late to Auckland.
Just a large gravel car park next to a park. Toilet locked inside the sporting club overnight which was fine in self contained camper. A little loud with traffic but great for a stop over.
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2.5/5
Huge parking lot with signs to where to park near the city.
No toilets during the night: There were closed as we get there at 17:00. Some people seemed to use it to do car races. Not the quietest place and not so recommandable.
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3.5/5
Quite suitable for an overnight stop.
Park up on shingle/asphalt., and a bit barren. Public toilets are clean – and closed overnight, so don't depend on using them.
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3.0/5
Nice open green space, got locked in the public toilets but managed to climb out.
Could do better
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2.0/5
Relatively quiet spot, loads of space.
Toilets, but they are locked! And they are serious about the vehicle being self contained. We got a $200 fine at 6 in the morning for not having a toilet.
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3.5/5
Good spot in town (close to restaurants, Pack'n Save...) BUT come early!
Some huge bus and campervans like to take 2 places just for us. They absolutely don't care about the rules and worst, the others! So...
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2.0/5
Not a bad option if you arrive in the area late at night after a long drive, and can't be bothered trying to find anything else, but if we had the time and energy we would definitely head north of town
a bit to a slightly more scenic site. A large, level gravel car park with some big trees - it served us well in the torrential rain, thunder and lightening storm.
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4.5/5
Great spot to spend your first night in a camper if you flew in late to Auckland.
Just a large gravel car park next to a park. Toilet locked inside the sporting club overnight which was fine in self contained camper. A little loud with traffic but great for a stop over.