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This is a standard campsite in the Queenstown/Wakatipu area. Camp within scenic rocky natural features on terraces around an old cemetery and school. Bike,…


An amazing spot just next to State Highway 47, (to note for GPS users: use Kapoors Road, it is right next to it). There are no facilities, but the view of the…


This grassed, sloping, tents only campground is next to the Ashby Beach overlooking the Firth of Thames. There are several BBQs available within a short…


Just a few steps to the water and the public park, with onsite power and full use of the holiday park’s clean kitchen, shower and toilet facilities.

This is a standard campsite in the Wanaka/Makarora area. Camp near the Makarora River. Plenty of great activities are available nearby, such as hunting,…

This idyllic campsite right by the beach. Explore the island’s walkways, stunning coastline, replanted native bush and ever-increasing wildlife.

This is a quiet family standard campsite on the Otago coast in a bush setting. It connects with two riverside tracks.


Camp on the bank of the Ahuriri River under the shade of willow trees. Fish, walk or ride from here.


Small campsite with a picturesque stream and stunning views to the mainland. Perfect for sea kayakers and boaties. Catherine Cove Resort nearby.

Sited beside the Putangirua Stream with views of Cook Strait and a pebbly beach across the road. You can drive to the seal colony near Cape Palliser lighthouse.

This campsite is set back from Medlands Beach amongst mature trees. The estuary is safe for swimming and the beach is popular for surfing.

Enjoy this peaceful campsite beside Lake Monowai. Explore the tracks to Rodger Inlet and Green Lake huts, or go fishing or boating.


A tranquil setting beside the sea, with a range of activities nearby including walking and mountain biking on the Queen Charlotte Track.


Camp beside a sandy beach (rare in the Sounds) that is sheltered from the norwesterly wind. Enjoy short walks, picnicking and water-based activities.

Park up near the shores of Diamond Lake, on the edge of Mt Aspiring National Park. Swim, fish or go kayaking. The campsite is suitable for campervans and…

Camp in an open grassy area alongside the Kaniwhaniwha Stream. Access is by walking or mountain biking.

This campsite is set in a landscape of beech forest, tussock and rugged mountains with mountain biking nearby.


Once a dairy farm, this campsite is near the Waimana River. There are numerous walks into the spectacular forest nearby.

This is a popular camping, picnic and fishing spot, and a starting point for tramping, hunting or day walks up the Mohaka River and into the Kaweka Forest Park.


This is a Great Walk campsite in the Whanganui area. This is one of four road access points to the Whanganui Journey. Look and listen for kererū, tūi and…

Camp beside the beautiful lake in a grassy area. Walk or mountain bike from here, or take a swim in the icy waters.

This campsite is a great base for boating, fishing, swimming and kayaking and is the gateway to Rangitoto ki te Tonga/D’Urville Island.

This Kaitaia area campsite is popular with families. Camp in a sheltered bay nestled amongst beautiful pohutukawa trees.


Picturesque, remote campsite near the head of Mill Arm with well formed flat campsites and stunning views. Good fishing, hunting and tramping nearby.


Lake Pearson Moana Rua Wildlife Refuge has about 20 sites along the shore of a peaceful lake between mountains in the Canterbury Region near Arthur's Pass…

This is the main campsite of five set along Waikoko stream. It's in a large, sunny clearing above the river.

Enjoy the beautiful nīkau forest at this campsite on the Kōhaihai River mouth. There are short, day or overnight walks from here, as well as kayaking and…

Walk-in or boat-in to this beachside campsite on the Tinline to Anchorage section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track. There is no drive on access.


This is a basic campsite in Hawke's Bay. A pleasant setting to camp or picnic in. There are day and overnight walks from here, as well as fishing and hunting,…

This is a walk-in campsite on the Heaphy Track. Situated on the edge of Gouland Downs, you can listen for great spotted kiwi at night.


There are walking and tramping tracks near this campsite, including the Earl Mountain Tracks and you can fly fish in the river. There are magnificent valley…

This is a peaceful campsite beside a small lake. Go boating, swimming, fishing or canoeing on the lake. Walk or mountain bike from Moke Lake to Lake Dispute (a…

Camp near an old gold mining settlement and a seal colony. Tracks lead to historic suction and bucket dredges, and Galway Beach.

This spacious, family friendly campsite is nestled beside a stunning white sand beach. The untouched Waikawau Bay is a fabulous place to relax on the beach,…

North of Lake Ōhau, within a beautiful beech forest in a large, flat area. Tramp the North and South Temple Stream tracks.


A quiet campsite on the eastern flank of the Hunter Hills. There is a 3.5 km forest walk to a podocarp forest remnant.


Camp at the historic Kawatiri Railway Station site. Explore the old rail bridge, tunnel and station. A great place to walk, fish or picnic.

Set in stunning coastal surrounds, this is a great place for families to relax on the beach, swim, kayak, fish or explore the nearby walking tracks.


This is a basic campsite in the Sounds area. Campsite for boaties and sea kayakers in a peaceful setting.

This standard camping site is just off the main road in the Arthur’s Pass village, almost directly opposite the visitor centre.

Camp on the headland near a sandy, sheltered beach and explore the island by foot. Good boat anchorage. Home to kiwi, kākāriki, saddleback and shore skink.


This is a scenic area with walking, sea kayaking, motor boating, kayaking, fishing and bird watching.


Firth Tower is open for self-contained vehicles 7 days per week, 24 hours per day. Maximum of 4 day in a row. The Firth Tower carpark is available for non…


Camp in an area of diverse terrain; activities include hunting, walking/tramping, fishing and rafting.

In a sheltered bay with fishing, boating, walking, mountain biking, plus a lodge with a bar, small shop and restaurant nearby. Boat and walk-in access only.

Enjoy water activities on the lake at this easily accessible campsite in the picturesque Nelson Lakes National Park. This is one of the two camping zones in…


Camp in a picturesque setting in beautiful Pandora bay. Only accessible on foot and with minimal facilities, this is the spot for those seeking a true…


This free campground offers toilets. It is accessible to RVs, camper trailers and caravans. Camping in tents is allowed Please refer to the Department of…


Stay at Tatapouri Bay & discover what Tairawhiti, Gisborne has to offer. Book your oceanside accommodation. Choose from camp sites, glamping tents & cabins

This is a riverside campsite in a farmland area. There are walks and tramps from here or go horse riding, biking, hunting or on 4WD excursions.


This is a basic campsite in the Waitomo/Pureora area. From here, explore forest roads by car or mountain bike.

Camp overlooking Twilight beach. Only accessible on foot and with minimal facilities, this is the spot for a true wilderness experience.

A sheltered campground close to Harataonga Beach for snorkeling and swimming, and the Harataonga coastal walkway.

A sheltered east-facing bay with a short walk, boating, water skiing and fishing opportunities close by.


Restricted to self contained vehicles, for 4 nights maximum in a single calendar month In Aotearoa New Zealand DOC is focussed on protecting our nature,…

In striking surroundings, this campsite is used mostly by kayakers. Other activities include hunting, boating and walking.

Camp in peaceful surroundings beneath pōhutukawa trees. A track with outstanding views leads to the bushline.

This grassy, flat camping area was once a gold mining area and is great for picnicking or swimming. You'll also find walking and mountain biking opportunities…


Camp at the eastern edge of the forest, close to kauri trees. Look out for kiwi and short-tailed bats. This is an ideal base for day or overnight tramps.

Camp beside one of Westland’s forest-lined freshwater lakes. Popular for boating, trout fishing and swimming.
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