Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite
About Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite
Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite is a DOC campsite in Lake Rerewhakaaitu Recreation Reserve, Bay of Plenty, on the North Island. It has 25 sites. Its facilities include boat launching, unpowered sites and cooking shelter, 8 in all. Things to do here include fishing and kayaking. You can get there by campervan, car and caravan. Dogs are not allowed. The nearest other place in KiwiCamping is Rerewhakaaitu, Ash Pit Road Campsite, 1 km away.
Camp on the shores of Lake Rerewhakaaitu - there is good fishing, swimming and walking nearby.
Facilities
- Boat launching
- Unpowered sites
- Cooking shelter
- Water from a stream
- Wheelchair access
- Non-flush toilets
Things to do
- Fishing
- Kayaking
Fees
Fees apply. DOC fees change with the season, and some sites must be booked ahead. KiwiCamping shows the current fee, how to book and what each site offers.
Location
Lake Rerewhakaaitu Recreation Reserve, Bay of Plenty, North Island
Nearby
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Questions about Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite
How much does it cost to stay at Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite?
Fees apply and change with the season. KiwiCamping shows the current DOC fee and how to book.
Are dogs allowed at Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite?
Dogs are not allowed.
Can you take a campervan to Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite?
Yes. You can get there by campervan, car and caravan.
What facilities does Rerewhakaaitu, Brett Road Campsite have?
Boat launching, Unpowered sites, Cooking shelter, Water from a stream and Wheelchair access, and 3 more listed in KiwiCamping.
Read the DOC campsite rules before you go.
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