As you drive into Scandrett Regional Park, there is an obvious upper parking area, with fantastic views across Kawau and Scandrett Bays and up towards Mullet Point. Park your car and then walk towards the small historic shed to the east, and you will see the entrance to the short 5 to 10 minute track to Martins Bay. This bay has stunning white sand, a safe swimming beach and a campground.
The walk goes downhill to the north end of Martins Bay through mostly regenerating coastal forest, including several older and notable big pōhutukawa trees. It is mostly easy, but there is a steep section towards the bottom. About halfway down, there is a grassed reserve, with great views over Martins Bay from between the exotic pines at the edge of the cliff. Walk back the same way.
From the upper car park, you can also access the Kawau Bay, Mullet Point and Orchard Tracks that loop around the park.
