FACILITIES ACCOMMODATION—26 beds. Two bunkrooms that sleep 11 each in 3 tier bunks. A further 2 people can be accommodated in a side room (one queen size bed) and there are comfortable quarters situated in a skyline garage at the rear of the camp which sleeps up to 4 in 2 bedrooms - one with a double bed, and the other with a king single and a trundle bed. Mattresses are provided. EATING—The camp has adequate cutlery, crockery, mugs, tables and seating for up to 35. COOKING—The kitchen has 2 domestic stoves each with 4 high speed elements, 1 fridge and a freezer in the garage, plus a pantry for storage and a large stainless steel bench/work area. The cupboards are stocked with plenty of pots, pans, bowls and utensils. The water supply is from a tank supplemented by a bore in dry periods. ABLUTIONS—The camp has 5 toilets and 4 showers, 4 hand basins and a good supply of hot water. The camp is on its own septic tank. MAIN HALL—The main hall is approximately 9 x 7.5 metres and is suitable for some indoor games. There are well used couches, comfy chairs, dining tables and chairs and a very efficient wood stove making winter usage a pleasure (wood not provided). GROUNDS—The camp grounds are minimal in area. Some outdoor seating and a washing line is available. Between the camp and the estuary is a grassed reserve suitable for outdoor games.

RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES Whananaki is a typically beautiful east coast Northland holiday haven. Just 50 metres from the camp is the estuary, which is ideal for safe boating, windsurfing, water-skiing, canoeing, fishing etc. Across the estuary is a sandspit partly covered in a pine plantation. A footbridge across the estuary boasts a reputation as being the longest in New Zealand. Within easy walking distance of the camp is beautiful Motutara Point with its many rocky coves. A trek south along the coast takes you to the Capitaine Bouganville Memorial. Following the coast road north will take you to many beautiful beaches, some sandy, some surf, others shingle. Ideal for coastal sea kayaking, sailing, fishing, snorkel or scuba diving, surfing, swimming, or just lying on the beach away from the crowds.