Waikahoa Bay Campsite sits within Mimiwhangata Coastal Park in Northland, offering 35 tent sites among pōhutukawa trees beside a sandy beach. Managed by the Department of Conservation, this conservation campsite provides basic facilities including non-flush toilets and cold showers, with water from taps available. Access requires navigating a narrow gravel road followed by a short steep walk to carry gear down to the camping area, making it unsuitable for campervans. The coastal location provides opportunities for kayaking and swimming, while walkways through neighbouring farmland allow visitors to explore the wider park, where rare brown teal may be spotted.