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Moirs Point Camp, located on the shores of the Mangawhai Harbour in Northland, is a well-established venue for school camps, youth groups and community gatherings. Its prime waterfront setting and modern facilities make it an excellent choice for schools seeking a mix of outdoor adventure, environmental learning and group bonding.
The camp can accommodate over 100 people in a variety of bunk-style cabins and leaders’ rooms, with options to suit both large and small groups. A commercial kitchen and spacious dining hall make catering for students and staff straightforward, while indoor lounges and meeting rooms provide areas for lessons, workshops and evening activities.
Outdoors, Moirs Point Camp offers large playing fields, an adventure playground, and direct access to the harbour for supervised water activities. Schools often incorporate kayaking, paddleboarding and raft-building into their programmes, alongside beach games and coastal exploration. The grounds also include bush areas and open spaces that can be used for team-building challenges and environmental studies.
One of the camp’s strengths is its flexibility. Programmes can be tailored to suit curriculum outcomes or school priorities, whether the focus is on outdoor education, environmental awareness, leadership or spiritual development. The site is managed with a strong emphasis on safety, ensuring teachers and leaders have clear support for planning and running activities.
The location at Mangawhai also provides easy access to local attractions such as surf beaches, coastal walks and community facilities, giving schools plenty of options to extend their camp programme.
For schools looking for a Northland venue that combines comfort, variety and an unbeatable waterfront location, Moirs Point Camp is a standout choice. It provides a safe and inspiring environment where students can learn, grow and create lasting memories together.
Author: Donna Yorke
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