Otira Hotel
Overnight Campervan Parking
4 Rankers Reviews
0 Face-to-Face
8 Freedom Camping
3 Springfield
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Self-contained vehicles are welcome
No more than 2 consecutive nights
No fires
Please support the Otira Hotel as the managers/owners have been very helpful in getting this free site up and running!
Campers are welcome to use the designated area set aside, the camping area is a large gravel area between the Hotel and the Art Gallery.
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Tao
Ranking: 10/10
Perfect place for campvan.
Hotel 20 meters away. It has a very unique restaurant with delicious food and friendly staff. The bar like a mini museum. It also has playground and kids zoo. My children have lots of fun here.
Definitely will back again for short break or stay overnight.
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Sierra
Ranking: 10/10
Lovely spot and lovely owners. Very interesting inside, all kinds of interesting things to look at. Horse and Guine Pigs outside. The quirkiness of this stop is amazing.
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Patricia
Ranking: 10/10
Nice spot. Can be a bit noisy but this didn't affect us. Woke up with a cute friendly horse by our campervan.
Michael
Ranking: 9/10
Excellent spot.
Well looked after plumbed in toilets and rubbish/recycling bins to use, flat gravel car park to fit maybe around 10 vehicles.
The camping area is right next to a small paddock full of a variety of novelty animals like miniature horses, guinea pigs and more.
The hotel/cafe itself is worth checking out even if not planning to stay the night, full of all sorts of quirky antiques and history of the area, apparently rated NZs most interesting cafe it’s like a mini museum.
Staff were very friendly and the hotel had a (very minimal) bar and food etc for sale at the cafe.
Trucks were a little noisy during the night travelling past but not too bad.
Great stop for the night while travelling either way through Arthur’s Pass.
