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https://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/places-to-go/hawkes-bay/places/kaweka-forest-park/things-to-do/campsites/kuripapango-ox-bow-campsite/ This is a basic campsite in Hawke's Bay area. Camp at the edge of the park. Raft down the Ngaruroro River or have a go at fishing. - 50 non-powered/tent sites - Bookings not required - first come, first serve - No Fee - 3 Toilets - Get your water from the river - The only camping ground on the Taihape/Napier Road Enjoy the nature!

Beach with 3-4 m high waves. Fine black pebbles. Difficult to swim in windy conditions. Pay attention to bird protection zones

Just enjoy the scenery, follow the path and you can't go wrong

From the bridge, go down to the left. On the right side you can see other waterfalls from the same river, which somehow divides

A natural disaster resulted in Napier becoming one of the most authentic Art Deco cities in the world. On the morning of February 3, 1931, a powerful earthquake struck Hawke's Bay. A majority of the buildings in the city center were destroyed either by the earthquake itself or by the subsequent fires. Reconstruction in the original architectural style began immediately afterwards and took a good two years. Although some of the unique buildings were replaced by new buildings in the 1960s to 1980s, the majority of the city center, which has been listed since the 1990s, is almost completely preserved. Many Art Deco houses have been lovingly restored in recent years. Particularly worth seeing are the “Masonic Hotel”, the “Criterion Hotel”, the “Daily Telegraph Building”, the “Country Wide Bank”, the “Theater” with its Egyptian-like columns and arches and the “A&B Building”, whose dome has become Napier’s landmark. Every February, Napier celebrates its history and architecture with the Art Deco Festival. This stylish event is all about vintage cars, fashion and 1930s music.

During the 1860 -80s the square was used as a sports ground or village green. In 1884 sport left the square and the gardens were formed. After the 1931 earthquake, the square was used as a temporary shopping centre known as "TIN TOWN"

Great pebble beach with huge chairs. An eye-catcher for young and old

Check the tide tables before you go. leave about 2 1/2 hours before low tide. Walk down the road through part of the motor camp