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These have very limited facilities so campers need to be fully selfsufficient. Basic toilets and water may be from a tank, stream or lake.

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No. of non-powered/tent sites: 30
Overseeing Body: Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Dog Policy: No dogs; sorry.
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Summary: The Ahuriri Bridge Campsite is a huge open space just out of Omarama on the banks of the Ahuriri River. It is very open but you could find some more sheltered spots next to the large willow trees. During spring this place looks amazing with all the lupins on [...]
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SH8, South Canterbury, South Island
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Phone(s): +64 3 435 0802
No. of non-powered/tent sites: 16 non-powered/tent sites
Overseeing Body: Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
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Summary: Boulders is…
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Boulders campsite, 376 Te Waiti Stream Road, Toatoa, 3197, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island
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Phone(s): +64 7 315 1001 (Opotiki Office)
Overseeing Body: Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Dog Policy: No Dogs
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Summary: Number of tent sites – 10 This isolated campsite beside Lake Tennyson offers trout fishing, kayaking, boating and walking opportunities.
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Wairau River, Tasman, Nelson, South Island
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Phone(s): 03 572 9100 (Renwick Office) 03 521 1806 (Nelson Lakes Visitor Centre)
Summary: Number of tent sites – 5 Enjoy this peaceful campsite beside Lake Monowai. Explore the tracks to Rodger Inlet and Green Lake huts or go fishing or boating.
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Monowai, Southland, Lake Monowai roadend, Department of Conservation, Southland, South Island
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Phone(s): 03 2144589
Overseeing Body: All information courtesy of the Department of Conservation.
Summary: Number of tent sites – 10 Camp in a remote setting north of Te Taita O Makora campsite, and go hunting, walking or fishing.
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Te Kura Whenua 6249 Lake Road/SH38 Waikaremoana 4195 Te Urewera, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island
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Phone(s): +64 6 837 3803
Overseeing Body: Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Dog Policy: Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.
Summary: Number of tent sites – 16 This campsite marks the mid-point of the Timber Trail and easy access to the Maramataha suspension bridge. Use the campsite as a base to explore the forest roads by car or mountain bike. Go hunting for red deer.
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Piropiro Campsite, Piropiro Rd, Pureora Forest Park, Central Plateau, North Island
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Phone(s): +64 7 878 1050
Overseeing Body: Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Summary: The first Lake Waikaremaona campsite you hit driving from the Wairoa road end, it is 10 km south of the Waikaremoana Visitor Centre.
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Te Urewera National Park. Department of Conservation: Aniwaniwa Visitor Centre, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, North Island
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Phone(s): 06 837 3803
Overseeing Body: Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation
Summary: Between Opotiki and Motu at the junction of the Whitikau and Takaputahi Streams is this basic remote campsite. Located at the entrance to Raukumara Conservation Park it is a base for walks, fly fshing, mountain biking and hunting. With space for around 16 tents, facilities include toilets, BBQ areas and water supply from [...]
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Whitikau Campsite, 802 Takaputahi Rd, Toatoa,, Bay of Plenty, East Cape, North Island 3197
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Phone(s): 06 8373803
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