North Island
Alerts:
Alerts Modified Date: 2024-4-25 > Iron Ranger closed
DESCRIPTION:
Number of tent sites - 50. This campsite is set in a remnant podocarp forest. The start of the Wakamarina tramping track is 8 km away.
Phone(s):
03 5729100
DESCRIPTION:
Okiwi Bay Holiday Park and Lodge is not right on the beach, but there is a boat ramp about 400 metres away. The grounds are neat and landscaped with 12 level sites, all have power and water and lovely sheltered trees. A shop is available with a good range of everyday supplies, and you can get your dive bottles filled, petrol or diesel and fill LPG bottles here. An immaculate kitchen has two full gas stoves and all other amenities, plus a BBQ, as well as a covered dining area outside. The ablutions are well designed, light and airy, with hand basins in the free shower and toilet cubicles plus a disability suite. Automatic machines are provided in the laundry, a phone is on-site and free wifi is available. So many things to do such as fishing, diving and scalloping, charter a boat, or take a guided trip. Kayaks and mountain bikes can be hired locally, there is a dump station and fish filleting bay provided. This is a pet friendly camp and your friendly hosts are Pam and Ian Montgomery. Both powered and unpowered sites are $20 per day for an adult, children 12 years and under $12.50, two years and under are free. Tent RCD cords are available for hire at $6 per day.
Phone(s):
03 5765006No. of tent sites:
8Fires Allowed?:
Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.
Access to Campsite:
By mountain bike (grade 4)Fees:
Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.
Adult (18+ years): $6 per night
Child (5 - 17 years): $3 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Overseeing Body:
Information courtesy of the Department of ConservationDog Policy:
Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.Last Update:
27/7/2023DESCRIPTION:
Located in a sheltered, scenic bay with opportunities for walking, biking and boating.
Located in Pelorus Sound/Te Hoiere and Kenepuru Sound area in the Marlborough region.
Phone(s):
+64 3 546 9339No. of tent sites:
4Fires Allowed?:
Fires are not permitted at any time. See fire rules on conservation land.
Access to Campsite:
By boat only.Fees:
Payment with a DOC Campsite Pass is preferred. Otherwise, pay your fees with cash at the self-registration stand at the campsite or to the camp warden if present. Put the correct fee in the envelope provided and place the receipt section of the envelope on your vehicle or tent.
Adult (18+ years): $6 per night
Child (5 - 17 years): $3 per night
Infant (0 - 4 years): free
Overseeing Body:
Information courtesy of the Department of ConservationDog Policy:
No dogsLast Update:
27/7/2023DESCRIPTION:
Located in Queen Charlotte Sound/Tōtaranui area in the Marlborough region.
An isolated campsite with water-based activities for those who want to get away from it all.
Bookings not required - first come, first served.
Phone(s):
+64 3 546 9339
DESCRIPTION:
The Momorangi Bay camp is found in picturesque Queen Charlotte Sound, just
25 minutes drive from Picton. Its sheltered location at the top of Grove Arm is
great for boating, swimming, walking and picnicking. It is accessible by a sealed
road from Picton and Blenheim, or turn off on to Queen Charlotte Drive if
travelling from Nelson. No pets please. New clean amenities (including some
for disabled people). Lovely new beach front kitchen/laundry/showers block.
The kitchen, although small is clean and has all amenities. 80 power and 80
tent sites are on sheltered terraces with attractive picnic tables. A boat ramp
is available across the road. The Manager is available in the shop throughout
the summer months, and most days during the winter. Price for all sites is $15
per adult, child $7.50.
Phone(s):
03 5737865Alerts:
Alerts Modified Date: 2024-5-4 > Possum control for Molesworth Recreation Reserve > Molesworth wilding conifer control > Cell tower site planned to be built - Lake Tennyson Campsite > Possum control operation in Upper Wairau – Rainbow area
Overseeing Body:
Information courtesy of the Department of ConservationLast Update:
13/04/2023DESCRIPTION:
Molesworth Station is New Zealand's largest farm park.
You can camp near the original cobb homestead built in 1885 close to the Molesworth Farm Park boundary.
Drive or cycle along the road and fish in the river.
Walking and tramping
Access and activities in Molesworth Recreation Reserve are managed by a permit system. Find out when you need a permit for walking and tramping in Molesworth.
Phone(s):
+64 3 546 9339 or +64 3 521 1806
DESCRIPTION:
Accessible by road and from the Queen Charlotte Track, this camp is on the
waters edge with a stunning view. A large flat area is surrounded by native
bush, with some terraced areas. There are excellent clean toilets and hot
water showers and a disability suite. A kitchen with all facilities, a laundry and
drying room are here. Ideal for large groups. Price per adult is $16, child $10.
Sharon and Casey are your hosts.
Phone(s):
03 5734048
DESCRIPTION:
Set in an orchard and surrounded by a large hedge (you are welcome to the
fruit if the possums do not get it first). There is a flush toilet, hand basin and
cold water shower. The water is drawn from a spring, therefore perfectly safe
to drink. Lots of animals here to amuse the children. $10 per person includes
pack pick up. Bev and Bob are your friendly hosts. Bookings are essential as
there are limited sites.
Phone(s):
03 5798186No. of tent sites:
20Access to Campsite:
4WDFees:
Free
Overseeing Body:
Information courtesy of the Department of ConservationDog Policy:
Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact the relevant DOC office to obtain a permit.Last Update:
25/7/2023DESCRIPTION:
Picturesque, remote campsite near the head of Mill Arm with well formed flat campsites and stunning views. Good fishing, hunting and tramping nearby.
Free to camp here.
Located in Mount Richmond Forest Park in the Marlborough region.
Forestry operations in the area can close roads into Mount Richmond Forest Park. Check the status of roads into Mount Richmond Forest Park.
Phone(s):
+64 3 546 9339DESCRIPTION:
Number of tent sites - 60 non-powered/tent sites beside a gravel beach not far from Lake Grassmere Salt Works. Fish, boat or walk from here.
