Jenny
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South Island ▷ Mount Cook - MacKenzie ▷ Twizel ▷
Lake Pukaki Overnight Campervan Parking
5.0/5
Fabulous views and sunset.
Toilets were clean and in good condition.
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South Island ▷ Central Otago ▷ Ranfurly ▷
St Bathans Campsite
4.0/5
You can walk from this campsite to the lake and the tiny township.
Even though there is plenty of space DOC limits it to ten vehicles so worth getting there earlier and then visiting the lake. Nice peaceful setting with great views of the countryside.
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South Island ▷ Canterbury ▷ Darfield ▷
Whitecliffs Domain
4.0/5
There was no charge to stay there.
The site was near a stream with trees and had good toilet facilities.
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South Island ▷ Central Otago ▷ Clyde ▷
Champagne Gully
5.0/5
This was lovely with the autumn leaves.
Very few other vans and a great view of the lake. We didn’t hear much if any road noise.
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South Island ▷ Mount Cook - MacKenzie ▷ Lake Tekapo ▷
Edwards Stream
4.5/5
We were here late April and it was extremely cold even with a gas heater.
However the sunset was stunning as were the mountain views and the surrounding trees had autumn colours. So if you are geared up for colder weather well worth it.
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South Island ▷ Canterbury ▷ Timaru ▷
Caroline Bay
4.0/5
A bit of noise from the port and you are basically in a car park.
But the park and beach are close by and very handy to the town centre.
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South Island ▷ Mount Cook - MacKenzie ▷ Mount Cook ▷
White Horse Hill Campground
4.0/5
Good views of the mountains and the campground is right at the start of the Hooker Valley walk.
Good toilets with lights at night.
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South Island ▷ Central Otago ▷ Cromwell ▷
Lowburn Harbour
4.0/5
We were there in April school holidays and it was one of the most popular well used freedom camping spots.
There was still plenty of room but in more popular months it might pay to get there earlier in the day. The toilet was basic but the views of the lake fabulous.