It may have been 50 years late, but on Friday 4 November, a small group of Auckland Council regional park rangers and descendants of the Rose family, gathered at Te  [ Read More ]

By the early 1960s the Piha Radar Station was not longer needed for any military purpose and the Airforce authorities and Whenuapai began looking for alternative homes for the buildings  [ Read More ]

There’s nothing like that salt air and a bracing swim to make you think about your stomach. And at the end of a day doing very little, a night’s sleep  [ Read More ]

38 Glenesk Road Phone: 8128381 Ph/Text: 021867442  email stay@pihabeachstay.co.nz www.pihabeachstay.co.nz True to kiwi lifestyle¦ casual, carefree & relaxed. Great location, walking distance to all of Piha. All modern facilities, private and sunny  [ Read More ]

Casual, family friendly dining in the Piha Bowling Club, situated in the Domain. Meals are always reasonably priced and the bar is open. Ideally situated for campers or even enjoy a  [ Read More ]

Run by Peter Chapman, the Piha Store is an institution.The original beach store, it was opened in 1945 by the Pople family. Since then, the Store has been the centre  [ Read More ]

UPDATE: Camping is no longer occuring on this site at Nigel Hanlon Hut because in a flooding situation it is not safe. The Nigel Hanlon Hut is quite a historic  [ Read More ]

This large public family-friendly campground at the heart of Piha Village can accommodate tents, caravans, and campervans. A beautiful setting, two minutes walk to Piha beach, and with access to  [ Read More ]

Piha RSA Morepork Kitchen serves very good meals from Monday to Sunday (Wednesday to Sunday winter hours after Easter) and reasonably priced beer and wine can be obtained from the  [ Read More ]

Keddle House is a heritage bungalow located in the regional parkland  half way down the steep walk into Anawhata. It has two bedrooms, one with queen bed and the other  [ Read More ]