Helensville is a town in the North Island of New Zealand. It is sited 40 kilometres northwest of Auckland, close to the southern extremity of the Kaipara Harbour. State Highway 16 passes through the town, connecting it to Waimauku 16 km to the south, and Kaukapakapa about 12 km to the north-east. Parakai is 2 km to the north-west. The Kaipara River runs through the town and into the Kaipara Harbour to the north. The population was 2,532 in the 2006 Census, an increase of 315 from 2001. Helensville is also the name of an electorate seat in the Parliament of New Zealand. The outgoing member for Helensville is John Key, former leader of the National Party and former Prime Minister.
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Backed by thl and their combined decades of experience in the tourism and motorhome industry, Mighway allows you to rent your vehicle to discerning travellers so you can earn money and share the experience. Mighway offers two levels of service to best suit your needs, Mighway's Local and Managed services. Simply choose your level of service - whether it's the hands-on Local service, or hands-off Managed - and we'll take good care of the rest.
LEARN MOREThe Museum also has an extensive collection of archival material available for the use of researchers.
The Helensville Museum is located at the Riverside Reserve, Mill Road, Helensville.
The museum has been open to the public (apart from its current transition period) since December 1970, when Hedley House, as it was known, was officially opened by then Helensville Member of Parliament, the late Peter Wilkinson.
Until then, the Society housed its exhibits in the Helensville Primary School’s old dental clinic.
In 1982 the Courthouse was acquired by the Historical Society and moved from its riverside site to join Hedley House on the Porter Crescent Reserve.
When the Society moved to the River Reserve in December 2003, a third building, the Old Schoolhouse was added to the Pioneer Village. More recently the Hector Nichols Barn was constructed.
14 short stay sites. All our sites have power, water, free wifi & use of the guest lounge/kitchen included in the charge. Close to Goat Island in the middle of Leigh village.
Certified Self Contained vehicles may stay for the $20 rate, one night at a time as full price vans have priority. Drive in, choose a site. The info & honesty box are in the middle of the field. Advance bookings only taken for the $40 rate.
For $40 bookings, ring in advance/book online or drive in, choose a site & contact us to pay/get bathroom access code.
Max vehicle length 8.5 m.
Pet friendly, dogs on lead.
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Muriwai Beach Campground (formerly Muriwai Motorcamp) is a large spacious campground adjacent to the 60km long Muriwai Beach and set within the 380 hectare Muriwai Regional Park.
The campground is now under new management and has undergone an extensive upgrade to include a host of new facilities. There are fully equipped kitchen and shower blocks, toilets, family showers and additional accessible toilet/shower facilities.
We have 67 powered sites and 66 unpowered sites, and the campground is only 40 minutes drive from central Auckland.
If you don’t have a tent or a camper van, we have 7 cabins on site, or you can hire a tent from us.
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