Diamond Lake Campsite

Diamond Lake Campsite

Diamond Lake Campsite

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Diamond Lake Campsite

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 caravans only.

Park up near the shores of Diamond Lake, on the edge of Mt Aspiring National park. Explore the area around Paradise and along the Dart and Rees tramping tracks. Swim, fish or go kayaking.

DOC Campsite Pricing

Diamond Lake Campsite is categorised as a DOC Standard Campsite. The following pricing indicates usual pricing. Prices vary for some campsites and may include seasonal pricing. Visit the DOC website for exact pricing.

DOC Standard Campsite

Standard campsites have a more limited range of facilities and services than Serviced campsites. These campsites have toilets, a water supply that could be treated or untreated tap water, or from a stream or lake, and vehicle or boat access. Bring your own soap for washing hands. Untreated water should be boiled before use to ensure it's safe. Wood BBQs and fireplaces, cold showers, picnic tables, a cooking shelter and rubbish bins may be provided; this will vary from site to site.

Feature Value Value

Adults are 18+ years, children are 5-17 years, infants are 0-4 years.

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Organisation

DOC Otago

Central government organisation

Location

South IslandQueenstown RegionGlenorchy

Categories

  • Activity__basic_facility_campingBasic Camping

Directions

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Coordinates

-44.7324370050093

168.383123779297

Latitude
-44.7324370050093
Longitude
168.383123779297

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Reviews

  • 3.5/5

    Gorgeous spot but very small and does not have a lot of sites so you would need to be early.

    Down a narrow gravel road so be careful as on the way back I had to stop because a crane was lifting a camper up from where it has run off the road and fallen down a gully. Positive is that the site is close to Paradise which is given that name for a reason.

    Reviewed 10 months ago