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Lindis Pass Historic Hotel Campsite


No. of tent sites:

 16

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.

Access to Campsite:

 By campervan, car.

Fees:

Free!!

Google Rating (out of 5):

 4.6

Review Summary:

 The Lindis Pass Historic Hotel Campsite offers a charming and tranquil escape for those looking to experience the stunning natural beauty of the area. Guests appreciate the peaceful setting, with many noting its proximity to scenic trails and picturesque views. According to reviews from platforms like Google and TripAdvisor, visitors find the campsite clean and well-maintained, though some mention the basic facilities may not meet everyone\'s expectations.

While the onsite amenities are limited, many guests value the unique ambiance and the rich history of the hotel itself. The staff receives positive feedback for their friendliness and helpfulness, making the experience more enjoyable. Overall, Lindis Pass offers a satisfactory stay for nature lovers and those seeking a quiet retreat.

Overseeing Body:

 Information courtesy of the Department of Conservation

Dog Policy:

 No dogs

Last Update:

 12/7/2023
Google Reviews Link:
Address:
Otago, South Island

DESCRIPTION:

This is a basic campsite in Central Otago. This historic reserve is steeped in heritage and includes the remarkable remains of the Lindis Pass Historic Hotel.  This picnic and camping area is alongside the Lindis River and remains of the historic Lindis Pass Hotel. A short walk from the campsite takes you to an historic hut once belonging to “Wattie” Thompson, the last miner to work this area.

For your safety, it is recommended that you do not camp under the trees.

Located in Lindis Valley area in the Otago region.

Bookings not required - first come, first served.

Categories:

Phone(s):

 027 269 6871
Website:
Email/Contact Us: wanakavc@doc.govt.nz

No. of tent sites:

 16

Fires Allowed?:

Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.
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