Far North District Council was the biggest winner, scooping a total of $1.34 million.
$639,000 of funding is for the provision of toilet facilities across five locations in the district.
Another $353,000 is for three sewerage and water system feasibility studies for Opua, Paihia and Waitangi.
The final $344,000 if for the upgrade of an existing carpark at Kawakawa to support the Hundertwasser Park Centre - Te Hononga project.
Kaipara District Council has been allocated a combined $486,684 for infrastructure at Baylys Beach, Maungaturoto and Matakohe.
$234,000 is for a boardwalk and toilets at Baylys Beach.
$149,100 is for toilet and carparking facilities at Maungaturoto.
The last $103,584 is for toilet facilities and footpaths at Matakohe.
Whangārei District Council got $412,800 of funding for the construction of carparking facilities at Tamaterau.
In the first round of funding, $376,905 was allocated to the Far North and Whangārei District Councils.
The Far North got $147,905 for the construction of new toilet facilities on a freedom camping site near Kaimaumau.
Whangārei received $204,000 for the upgrade of the existing Bascule carpark,
$10,000 for a feasibility study to address parking capacity issues at the Whangarei Quarry Gardens and $15,000 for a feasibility study to address parking and toilet capacity issues at Abbey Caves.