Sitting alongside the road up to Milford Sound, this campsite has classic Fiordland surrounds, peaceful and well kept, with a nature walk loop close by. There's plenty of room, so it suits larger vehicles or trailers.

Non-powered tent sites with a fair bit of space, a cooking shelter, non-flush toilets, and water drawn from the stream. The site is wheelchair accessible, and you can have a fire in the fire pits except during fire bans.

The birdlife is a highlight. People have heard kiwi calling in the night and had curious robins hopping about while they do the dishes. As one of the last campsites before Milford Sound, Cascade Creek is a good spot to pitch up for the night.

As with much of Fiordland, the sandflies can be heavy, so bring repellent and cover up at dusk.