Native bush beside the river, trout fishing and swimming.
Unfortunately during the Summer of 2023 Doneraille Park will be closed due to Cyclone Damage. Follow the link below to the Gisborne District Council to find our more great summer locations.
Doneraille Park is on the Tiniroto Road, 61km from Gisborne city and 52km from Wairoa. If you're heading towards Wairoa, turn right into Ruakaka Road, the camping area is on the left side at the bottom of the hill. Native bush beside the river, trout fishing and swimming.
Doneraille Park is on the Tiniroto Road, 61km from Gisborne city and 52km from Wairoa. If you're heading towards Wairoa, turn right into Ruakaka Road, the camping area is on the left side at the bottom of the hill. Native bush beside the river, trout fishing and swimming.
Location
Address:
Tiniroto 4044
Opening Times
Business Hours:
Summer camping at Doneraille Park is open until Easter Sunday. Freedom camping is only allowed outside of the daylight saving period - between Easter weekend to the start of daylight savings.
Months of Operation:
Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
61km's from Gisborne city
Proximity to Airport:
50km's from the Gisborne Airport
Proximity to Bus:
53km's from the Intercity Bus Terminal (outside the Gisborne i-SITE Visitor Information Centre)
Parking:
Parking available onsite
Other Charges:
Please see website for information on charges
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