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Dump Station in New Zealand a Guide for Motor Home Users Motor Home Users FINDING A DUMP STATION IN NEW ZEALAND A GUIDE FOR MOTOR HOME USERS MOTOR HOME USERS Be responsible when emptying your motor home toilet and waste water – always use a designated dump station. It’s better for New Zealand’s environment and our health. Play your part and help look after our environment. You can find your nearest dump station by using this guide, and looking for the blue symbol. DUMP STATIONS AT HOLIDAY PARKS Dump stations at holiday parks are for guests only. There may be a charge at some holiday parks for use by non-guests. Key DOC Department of Conservation Mt Mount RD Rural Delivery SH State Highway For extra information visit the Ministry of Tourism’s website www.tourism.govt.nz 1. NORTHLAND Haruru Falls, ‘Panorama’ Old Wharf Road, Haruru Falls The Park Top 10 Ninety Mile Beach Ninety Mile Beach, Kaitaia, Twin Pines Tourist Park 18 km north, Kaitaia, Uri ramp Puketona Road, Haruru Falls, Paihia Bay of Islands Holiday Park Whatuwhiwhi Top 10 Holiday Park Lily Pond, Puketona Road, Paihia 17 Whatuwhiwhi Road, Kaitaia Beachside Holiday Park Wagener Holiday Park Paihia-Opua Road, Paihia Houhora Heads, Kaitaia Russell Top 10 Holiday Park Kaitaia Public Dump Station Long Beach Road, Russell Located behind Community Centre, junction of Mathews Ave and SH!, Waitangi Holiday Park Kaitaia 21 Tahuna Road, Waitangi Mangonui Public Dump Station Oakura Motels & Caravan Park Beach Road, next to public toilets, Te Kapua Street, Oakura Bay 400km from SH10, Kaitaia Kawakawa Public Dump Station Norfolk Campervan Park Waimio Street, off SH!, on the right SH10, Awanui, Kaitaia hand side past entrance to the bowling club, Kawakawa Ahipara Motor Camp 168 Takehe Street, Ahipara Caltex Service Station SH12, in Town Centre, Dargaville Hihi Beach Holiday Camp 58 Hihi Road, Mangonui Northern Wairoa Museum Mt Wesley Coast Road, in Car Park, Matauri Bay Holiday Park Dargaville Matauri Bay, Kerikeri Dargaville Holiday Park Houhora Heads Motor Camp 10 Onslow Street, Dargaville Houhora Heads Road, Houhora Dargaville Campervan Park & Cabins Pukenui Holiday Park 18 Gladstone Street, Dargaville Lamb Road, Pukenui Tauranga Bay Holiday Park Dargaville Mobil Service Station Tauranga Bay, RD1, Kaeo SH12, in Town Centre, Dargaville Kaikohe Public Dump Stations Baylys Beach Holiday Park Recreation Road, by the Memorial 24 Seaview Road, Baylys Beach Hall, Kaikohe Kauri Coast Top 10 Holiday Park Kerikeri Public Dump Stations Trounson Park Road, Kaihu Cobham Road, Kerikeri Ngunguru Holiday Park Gibby’s Place Papaka Road, Ngunguru 331 Kerikeri Road, Kerikeri Waipu Public Dump Station Wagon Train RV Park Langs Beach, next to Public Toilet, 1265 SH10, Kerikeri Waipu Kerikeri Top 10 Holiday Park Camp Waipu Cove Kerikeri Road, Kerikeri Cove Road, Waipu Waipu Cove Cottages & Camping Paparoa Motor Camp 685 Cove Road, Waipu Corner South SH12 & Pahi Road, Paparoa Kamo Springs Holiday Park 55 Great North Road, SH1, Kamo Pakiri Beach Holiday Park 261 Pakiri River Road, Wellsford Kamo Public Dump Station On SH1, Lilian Street, Warkworth Hire Centre Dump Station behind Fire Station, Kamo Just inside Main Gate, Warkworth Treasure Island Trailer Park Kowahi Park Public Dump Station Pataua South, Whangarei On corner SH1 & Sandspit, Warkworth Otaika Motel & Holiday Park Martins Bay Holiday Park 136 Otaika Road, Whangarei 287 Martins Bay Road, Sandspit/Warkworth Tropicana Motels & Holiday Park Whangarei Heads Road, Whangarei Sandspit Holiday Park 1334 Sandspit Road, Warkworth Whangarei Top 10 Holiday Park 24 Mair Street, Whangarei Clarks Beach Holiday Park Torkar Road Extension, Clarks Beach Whangarei Public Dump Station Council Treatment Plant, Kioreroa Kellys Bay Reserve Road, Whangarei Dale Road, Kellys Bay, Pouto Peninsula Recreational Concepts 6 South End Avenue, Whangarei Alpha Motel & Holiday Park 2. AUCKLAND 34 Tarewa Road, Whangarei Shelly Beach Camping Ground Kaipara Harbour, Helensville Caltex Star Mart Tarewa Road, Whangarei Orewa Beach Top 10 Holiday Park Near to the Orewa i-SITE Blue Heron Holiday Park 265 Hibiscus Coast Highway, Orewa 85-87 Scott Road, Whangarei Orewa Public Dump Station Whangamata Top 10 Holiday Park By the KFC Takeaway Restaurant, 207-227 Port Road, Whangarei Orewa Matakohe Top 10 Holiday Park Whangaparoa Public Dump Station 66 Church Road, Matakohe Gulf Harbour, Whangaparoa Omapere Public Dump Station Waiwera Holiday Park SH12 on harbourside next to & Thermal Pools Information Centre, opposite Opononi 37 Waiwera Place, Waiwera Area School, Omapere Tokerau Beach Motor Camp Mangawhai Riverside Holiday Park 13 Melissa Road, Tokerau Black Swamp Road, Mangawhai Pahi Beach Motor Camp Mangawhai Camp Holiday Park Pahi Road, Paparoa 71 Meir Street, Mangawhai Ruakaka Reserve Camp 21 Ruakaka Beach Road, Ruakaka Pinewoods Motor Park Wellsford Public Dump Station 23 Marie Avenue, Red Beach Centennial Park, off SH1, Wellsford Stillwater Holiday Park Jane Gifford Reserve Duck Creek Road, Silverdale On By-Pass Road to Manukau Heads, Waiuku Silver Fern Holiday Park 2 Rangatira Road, Birkenhead Maraetai Public Dump Station 188 Maretai Drive, bowling club, Takapuna Beach Holiday Park Maraetai 22 The Promenade, Takapuna Sandspit Beach Motor Camp Auckland North Shore Top 10 15 Rangiwhea Road, Waiuku Holiday Park 52 Northcote Road, Takapuna Orere Point Top 10 Holiday Park 2 Orere Point Road, Orere Point, Piha Beach Motor Camp Clevedon Piha Domain, Piha Tuakau Public Dump Station Muriwai Beach Motor Camp In St Stephens Drive Car Park area, Muriwai Beach opposite Police Station, Tuakau Avondale Motor Park Waharau Public Dump Station 46 Bollard Avenue, Avondale opposite Waharau Regional Park on Kaiaua Coast, Waharau Remuera Motor Lodge & Inner City Camping Ground Whangateau Holiday Park 16 Minto Road, Remuera 559 Leigh Road, Whangateau Te Arai Point Public Dump Station Claris Landfill Beside public toilets, Te Arai Gray Road, Great Barrier Island South Auckland Caravan Park Ararimu Road, Ramarama 3. COROMANDEL Manukau Top 10 Holiday Park Ngatea Public Dump Station 902 Great South Road, Manukau On SH2 in Village Centre, Ngatea Manukau Mobil Service Station Miranda Holiday Park Wiri Station Road, Manukau 595 Front Miranda Road, Aquatic Park Holiday Camp Waitakaruru, Thames Corner of Parkhurst & Springs Roads, Stuart Moore Motors Parakai BP Service Station Drury Public Dump Station Turn into Bank Street, Thames At Pukekohe/Drury motorway exit Dickson Holiday Park #461, turn into Great South Road Victoria Street, Thames towards Drury township, 0.5km to roundabout turn right, turn first left Waiomu Bay Holiday Park before railway bridge into Tui Street, Waiomu Valley Road, Thames Coast Pukekohe Coromandel Motels & Holiday Park Pukekohe Public Dump Station 636 Rings Road, Coromandel Franklin Road, Pukekohe Long Bay Motor Camp & Cabins Mills Creek Bird and Campervan Park 3200 Long Bay Road, Coromandel 365 Mills Creek Road, Whitianga Shelly Beach Top 10 Holiday Park Tairua Holiday Park 243 Colville Road, Coromandel 4 Manaia Road, Tairua Boomerang Motor Camp – Te Puru Tairua Public Dump Station 11km north of Thames on Coromandel 175 Beach Road, Tairua Road, Te Puru Cooks Beach Public Dump Station Coromandel Public Dump Station Next to Public Toilets, Cooks Beach Wharf Road scenic reserve, Coromandel Riverglen Holiday Park & Camp Ground Papa Aroha Holiday Park Coroglen-Tapu Road, Coroglen Colville Road, Coromandel Pauanui Public Dump Station Flaxmill Bay Hideaway Camp Pleasant Place (off Vista Paku), & Cabins Pleasant Point, Pauanui 1019 Purangi Road, Flaxmill Bay The Glade Holiday Park Colville Bay Lodge & Motor Camp 58 Vista Paku, Pauanui Beach Wharf Road, Colville Hahei Holiday Resort Tapu Motor Camp Harsant Avenue, Hahei Beach SH25, Tapu Kuaotunu Motor Camp Tapu Creek Farm Campervan Park 33 Bluff Road, Kuaotunu 285 Tapu-Coroglen Road, Tapu Opoutere Coastal Camping Te Puru Holiday Park 460 Ohui Road, Opoutere 473 Thames Coast Road, Te Puru Waihi Public Dump Station Otama Remote Area Camp In Victoria Park, Waihi 400 Blackjack Road, Whitianga Waihi Motor Camp Harbourside Holiday Park 6 Waitete Road, Waihi 135 Albert Street, Whitianga Whangamata Public Dump Station Mercury Bay Holiday Park Ltd Whangamata Domain, Whangamata 121 Albert Street, Whitianga Whangamata Motor Camp Cooks Beach Break-Away Camping 104 Barbara Ave, Whangamata & Cabins Cooks Beach, corner of Puragi and Settler’s Motor Camp Rees Avenue, Whitianga 101 Leander Road, Whangamata Whitianga Public Dump Station Pinefield Top 10 Holiday Park Exit Whitianga on Joan Gaskell Drive, 207 Port Road, Whangamata turn left on Whitianga bypass, let Paeroa RV Centre onto SH South, 200m from corner on Coronation Road, Paeroa the right, Whitianga Paeroa Public Dump Station Seabreeze Tourist Park Marshall Street, Paeroa 1043 SH25, Tairu-Whitianga Road, Whenuakite, Whitianga 4. WAIKATO Otorohanga Kiwi Town Holiday Park 7 Domain Drive, Otorohanga Huntly Camping & Caravan Park Taihua Park Avenue, Huntly Otorohanga Holiday Park 12 Huiputea Drive, Otorohanga Ngaruawahia Public Dump Station Waikato Esplanade Domain Te Awamutu Public Dump Station (The Point), on the riverbank between Mobil Service Station, SH3, rowing club and bridge, Ngaruawahia Te Awamutu Waingaro Hot Springs Te Kauwhata Public Dump Station Waingaro Road, Ngaruawahia Mahi Road in Domain, Te Kauwhata Hamilton Public Dump Station Tirau Public Dump Station SH1, entrnace near model railway, At Public Toilet, Tirau Hamilton Pirongia Travellers’ Accommodation Hamilton City Holiday Park 1050 Franklin Street, Pirongia 14 Ruakura Road, Claudelands, Hamilton Te Kuiti
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