Please note:
Infants under 3yrs are free, please add them to your booking notes, not to the Children field
During some holidays and long weekends minimum booking rules apply. please call if you are having issues making a booking.
Our Pricing
Campsite Single: $25 per night
Campsite Double: $45 per night
Power: $5 per site, per night
Large Cabins: $110 for 1 night or $100 per night for 2 or more nights
Small Cabins: $100 for 1 night or $90 per night for 2 or more nights
Extra Adults: $20
Extra Children: $15
Infants under 3yrs : Free
Sites & Rates
Camp Site
lots of powered and unpowered sites throughout the camp including the estuary waterfront.
Details
- Guests: 6
- View: Estuary and native bush
Prices start at: $25 per night
Large Family Cabin – Sleeps 5
Shared Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry Facilities
Room has Jug, Toaster, Fridge and Heater
Details
- Guests: 5
- Bed Type: Double + Single Bunks + Trundler
Prices start at: $110 per night
Small Family Cabin- Sleeps 5
Shared Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry Facilities
Room has Jug, Toaster, Fridge and Heater
Details
- Guests: 5
- Bed Type: Single over Double Bunk + Single Bunks
Prices start at: $100 per night
Small Family Cabin – Sleeps 4
Shared Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry Facilities
Room has Jug, Toaster, Fridge and Heater
Details
- Guests: 4
- Bed Type: Double + Single Bunks
Prices start at: $100 per night
Local Activities
Nature walks
The Catlins offers a diverse range of walking tracks that showcase the region’s wild beauty — from coastal trails with sweeping ocean views to tranquil forest paths leading to hidden waterfalls and native wildlife. Explore favourites like the Nugget Point Lighthouse Walk, McLean Falls, and the Catlins River Walk, or discover shorter strolls through lush bush and along serene beaches. Whether you’re after a leisurely wander or a full-day adventure, the Catlins’ network of tracks promises breathtaking scenery and a true connection with nature.
Recreation reserve and domain
Enjoy a relaxing visit to the recreation reserve, where a short bush walk winds beside the estuary. There’s also a spacious domain—perfect for kicking a ball around with the kids or simply soaking in the surroundings.
Playground
Just a short stroll from the campground, you’ll find a local playground where the kids can burn off some energy while you relax nearby.
Recreational Fishing
Recreational fishing in the Catlins, offers both rewarding saltwater and freshwater experiences set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty. Along the rugged coastline, anglers enjoy casting from beaches and rocky points for species like blue cod, trumpeter, and kahawai. Inland, the region’s rivers and streams—such as the Catlins and Owaka Rivers—provide excellent freshwater fishing for brown trout and whitebait. Whether you’re drifting a line in a quiet river valley or surfcasting on a windswept shore, the Catlins combine pristine waters, dramatic scenery, and peaceful solitude for a truly memorable fishing experience.