Freedom Campers Urged to Respect Local Rules

With the holiday season approaching, Western Bay of Plenty District Council is reminding freedom campers to adhere to guidelines. Compliance is essential for preserving local communities.

Campers are allowed to stay for up to three nights in designated areas, with several sites closing after Easter. The council emphasizes the importance of proper waste disposal and camping in specified locations to prevent environmental damage. Non-compliance could result in hefty fines.

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