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Freedom campers across Auckland are now freer than ever, as dozens of new overnight sites become available to them. In a two-month pilot starting this week, 29 locations from Wellsford in the north to Pukekohe in the south have been highlighted as safe havens for tourists in campervans and … View moreFreedom campers across Auckland are now freer than ever, as dozens of new overnight sites become available to them. In a two-month pilot starting this week, 29 locations from Wellsford in the north to Pukekohe in the south have been highlighted as safe havens for tourists in campervans and tents to stay overnight.
Auckland Council said the scheme was an effort to combat increasing tensions between freedom campers and locals in Auckland, after a bumper tourism season.
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