Waiomu Beach Side Domain is a beachfront freedom camping reserve located on the Coromandel Peninsula, roughly twenty minutes north of Thames. The site sits right on the ocean and is known for its sunset views and a prominent pōhutukawa tree.

The designated camping area occupies the north-west corner of the reserve, spanning approximately 30 metres from the turning circle heading east, with space for around seven self-contained vehicles.

Facilities on site include flushing toilets roughly 100 metres from the camping area, BBQ areas, picnic tables, and a small playground. A café is located across the road, and the Waiomu Kauri Grove is walkable from the domain.

Freedom camping is restricted to certified self-contained vehicles only, with a maximum stay of two consecutive nights and departure required by 9am. Campers must park only within the marked freedom camping signs.