ACCOMMODATION

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The Home Bay, Motutapu Island Campsite is by the beach and right next to event base. This wonderful campsite is near the Reid Homestead built in 1901, and various WWII military remains, with 150 non-powered/tent sites, there is plenty of room. Toilets and water facilities available.

Image credit: Kunal Kumar Photography

Stay the Friday night before the event and/or Saturday night to make the most of your post event celebrations! Available to all participant and supporters. The Department of Conservation's continued support of The DUAL sees all camping fees waived for event weekend.

Please ensure you have a read of
2024 CAMPERS INFORMATION before your departure.

BOOKING A SITE

To book yourself a camping site simply add this to your registration.
If you have already completed your event registration and would like to now add camping, you can do so through by selecting “My Account” on your confirmation email, or by creating account online here : https://portal.totalsport.co.nz/.

Create an account and password, and this will allow you to manage all your Total Sport events.
Select your The Dual event ticket and use the red “Make Changes” button to “Add Items to Ticket.”

HOW TO GET THERE

By ferry, private boat, kayak or water taxi - we strongly recommend taking the Fullers ferry transport to and from the island. We will have a Friday night ferry out to the island from Devonport and Auckland CBD and a Sunday return ferry back to Devonport or Auckland CBD. Please see the transport page for times.

FACILITIES AND IMPORTANT BIOSECURITY INFORMATION

Facilities – for more information, please see the DOC website.

  • Men’s/Women’s flush toilet block

  • Running water from tap

  • Non-powered/tent sites

As you know, Rangitoto and Motutapu Islands are now officially pest-free. The long term success of this project depends on you and to prevent reinvasion we strongly recommend that you read the info here along with the information below:

BEFORE YOU GO!

  • Check all your gear for rats, mice and ants.

  • Stored away tents and other camping gear provide an ideal place for pests to hide.

  • Take extra care if you have Argentine ants where you live.

  • Clean your footwear and camping gear, removing soil and seeds.

  • Pack food into sealed containers to keep pests out. Open supermarket bags are unacceptable.

NOTE: You will be met by a DOC Ranger before you board the Fullers ferry from Auckland to ensure you are pest-free.