Bannockburn Domain Camping Ground
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Bannockburn Domain MotorcampCommercial organisation |
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South Island ▷ Central Otago ▷ Cromwell |
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Reviews
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4.5/5
This campsite is really worth it.
Beautiful clean toilets and showers. Kitchen also ok. Self-service late check-in is great, you pay either cash or payment on account.
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4.0/5
Barhrooms and kitchen were spotless.
Site flat although a little muddy - not a problem though.
It gets SUPER cold overnight in May!
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4.0/5
8/10 - walking distance to mount difficulty and te Kanu vineyards.
Lovely spot to stay overnight - quiet - very clean showers / toilets and kitchen
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4.0/5
Great spot for the night, kitchen was nice and clean and working bathroom.
Quiet to sleep.
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4.0/5
Like many Cromwell campsites it looks a little dry and dusty but we had a nice spot at the bottom of the site with trees and grass which was really pleasant.
Free showers, basic but totally functional kitchen, wifi around the kitchen and office, would happily return.
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2.5/5
Average at best.
It's a bit of a weird place, but the vibe isn't as weird as the initial look. $20pp is a bit steep for no wifi. Showers are decent but a little uneven. Kitchen is small but serviceable. There is no store and only 2 intermittent restaurants in Bannockburn, so come with supplies. The staff is not overly nice. Winery fans will wake you up before dawn on cooler nights.
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2.5/5
This place is a bit odd but all in all fine!
Sites are a bit hit and miss, some very sloped/uneven. There seem to mainly people living there permanently or storing their vans there, so can feel a bit isolated! Facilities are basic, but very clean. Would stay if you’re passing through but it’s not a destination!
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4.0/5
Big camping ground.
Sites are flat. Nice and quiet as not near the road. Bathroom, kitchen block fairly new, clean. Laundry bring your own soap powder. $40 per night for powered site 2 adults. No dump station but one 5 minutes away.
Great place to stay and biked the new Lake Dunston Trail. Easy ride down the hill to join trail left of bridge.
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4.0/5
Nice quite camping ground set in the heart of Central.
The amenities are very clean and tidy, a reflection of the camp proprietors. Fees were $20 per night for a non powered site which included use of kitchen and hot shower.
Great value on today's market.
The only thing to top this camping ground off is a dump station.
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4.5/5
This campsite is really worth it.
Beautiful clean toilets and showers. Kitchen also ok. Self-service late check-in is great, you pay either cash or payment on account.
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4.0/5
Barhrooms and kitchen were spotless.
Site flat although a little muddy - not a problem though.
It gets SUPER cold overnight in May!
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4.0/5
8/10 - walking distance to mount difficulty and te Kanu vineyards.
Lovely spot to stay overnight - quiet - very clean showers / toilets and kitchen
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4.0/5
Great spot for the night, kitchen was nice and clean and working bathroom.
Quiet to sleep.
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4.0/5
Like many Cromwell campsites it looks a little dry and dusty but we had a nice spot at the bottom of the site with trees and grass which was really pleasant.
Free showers, basic but totally functional kitchen, wifi around the kitchen and office, would happily return.
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2.5/5
Average at best.
It's a bit of a weird place, but the vibe isn't as weird as the initial look. $20pp is a bit steep for no wifi. Showers are decent but a little uneven. Kitchen is small but serviceable. There is no store and only 2 intermittent restaurants in Bannockburn, so come with supplies. The staff is not overly nice. Winery fans will wake you up before dawn on cooler nights.
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2.5/5
This place is a bit odd but all in all fine!
Sites are a bit hit and miss, some very sloped/uneven. There seem to mainly people living there permanently or storing their vans there, so can feel a bit isolated! Facilities are basic, but very clean. Would stay if you’re passing through but it’s not a destination!
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0.5/5
It was ok here till I came back after a morning out.
When I came back the site I was in had been taken. So I asked where I could park up. They told me and I moved to where they said but one manager called me an idiot for parking next to a cone. It was some water pipe.
No body likes to be treated in this way. It is disgracefull.
I won't be back!
There are plenty of campsites where you are treated with respect.
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4.0/5
Big camping ground.
Sites are flat. Nice and quiet as not near the road. Bathroom, kitchen block fairly new, clean. Laundry bring your own soap powder. $40 per night for powered site 2 adults. No dump station but one 5 minutes away.
Great place to stay and biked the new Lake Dunston Trail. Easy ride down the hill to join trail left of bridge.
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4.0/5
Nice quite camping ground set in the heart of Central.
The amenities are very clean and tidy, a reflection of the camp proprietors. Fees were $20 per night for a non powered site which included use of kitchen and hot shower.
Great value on today's market.
The only thing to top this camping ground off is a dump station.
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1.5/5
Expensive for what you get at $40 for unattractive powered sites for 2 people in March on sloping ground, no NZMCA discount or dump station.
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5.0/5
Was very lucky to be squeezed in as the place was full when I turned up on NYE.
Very kind owner. Nice clean facilities with everything I needed. Would stay again.
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4.0/5
Location: it's okay, it's a big camping in the mountains, with free power.
Price: $17,00 p.p for one night
Insects: yes but a few
Wc’s: very good and very clean
Douche: nice and hot. Six minutes for a shower for free
The owner was helpful and friendly
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4.0/5
Clean, very nice couple who run the place.
Good hot showers, the only minus point is that there to less of cleaning dishes space available. Good hospitality and nice playground
