Campsites in West Coast

The West Coast is one of New Zealand's wildest stretches, where dense rainforest, glacier-fed lakes and rugged surf beaches sit within easy reach of each other. Campsites here range from remote riverside and lakeside spots to sheltered bush clearings and open coastal flats. Come prepared for changeable weather and long, quiet drives between the region's scattered settlements.

Ahaura Domain Campground

Anatori River

Gillespies Beach Campsite

Goldsborough Campsite

Hans Bay - Lake Kaniere Campsite

Hans Bay – Lake Kaniere Campsite

Jim's Flat Hut

Jim's Flat Hut is a basic four-bunk West Coast hut inland from Greymouth, with heating, mattresses and good river views after a scenic drive in.

Kohaihai Campsite

Kōhaihai Campsite

Lake Ianthe Matahi Campsite

Lake Mahinapua Campsite

Lake Mahinapua Campsite on the West Coast is a roomy lakeside spot with native forest, swimming, a jetty and boat launching, and few mosquitoes.

Lake Paringa Campsite

Lake Paringa Campsite is a lakeside DOC site on the West Coast off SH6, with bush-fringed views, a boat launch and easy roadside access.

Lyell Campsite

Marble Hill Campsite

Marble Hill Campsite is a spacious West Coast site in Lewis Pass Scenic Reserve, set among red beech forest with birdlife, hills and alpine views.

Napoleon Hill Campsite

Napoleon Hill Campsite is a quiet West Coast hilltop site with sweeping farmland views, a long-drop and fire pit, reached by 4WD track only.

Nelson Creek Reserve

Okarito Campground

Otto/macdonalds Campsite

Slab Hut Creek Campsite

Slab Hut Creek Campsite is a sheltered, grassy riverside camp near Reefton on the West Coast, with flush toilets, gold fossicking and good walks nearby.

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