Muriwai Regional Park is an Auckland Council regional park with a black sand surf beach and a mainland gannet breeding colony at Otakamiro Point. Bookably lists 3 places to stay in the area around Muriwai Regional Park.
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Good to know about Muriwai Regional Park
- The park's gates are open from six in the morning to nine at night in summer and to half past seven at night in winter.
- Dogs are not allowed south of the surf tower or on the seaward side of Waitea Road, which includes the gannet colony, and may be off the lead under control north of the surf tower.
- The council says Muriwai Beach and Maukatia / Māori Bay have dangerous surf, and to swim only between the patrolled flags.
- Lighting open fires or setting off fireworks is illegal anywhere in the park, including on Muriwai Beach, and driving on the beach needs a beach driving permit.
Details checked November 2026. Confirm on the official page before you travel.
Where to stay near Muriwai Regional Park
Places to stay near Muriwai Regional Park are in Te Henga, Kumeū, and Helensville.