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A predator control operation using toxic bait containing 1080 was completed on 12 September 2025.
Abel Tasman National Park is open to the public with warning signs in place at key entrances.
There may be toxic carcasses and bait (green coloured pellets) in the area. It’s not safe to hunt for food in this area for up to 8 months. Warning signs and this web alert will be removed when the area is safe again.
You are not allowed to hunt or bring your dog to this area at any time.
DOC and Project Janszoon are carrying out the operation in partnership and it supports DOC's National Predator Control Programme to protect native species.
First published on 7 July 2025. Last reviewed on 12 September 2025.Torrent Bay Village campsite is categorised as a DOC Great Walk Campsite. The following pricing indicates usual pricing. Adults from $5 to $32, children from $0 to $16, infants are free. There is differential pricing for international visitors, as well as seasonal pricing. Visit the website for exact pricing.
Except for the Milford Track and Paparoa Track, all Great Walks offer camping near huts or in designated areas. There are nearly 60 Great Walk campsites offering basic facilities including toilets, handwashing sinks and a water supply with some being treated and some untreated. Untreated water should be boiled before use to ensure it's safe. Some have picnic tables and cooking shelters. These do not include the indoor facilities provided at Great Walk huts.
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Adults are 18+ years, children are 5-17 years, infants are 0-4 years.
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South Island ▷ Nelson Region ▷ Abel Tasman |
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