Conservation Campsite Pass

The Conservation Campsite Pass is a convenient online version of the Department of Conservation's (DOC) weekly campsite pass for rental campervans. You can save time and hassle by getting your camping pass now.

Each Campsite Pass is valid for seven consecutive nights. You can purchase multiple Campsite Passes for longer holidays.

The Campsite Pass is $30/week for an adult (normally up to $105/week) and $15/week for an child (normally up to $52.50/week). Infants under 5yrs are free.

Use the pass at the majority of vehicle-accessible DOC Standard and Scenic campsites. These are Department of Conservation campsites situated in some of New Zealand's most beautiful locations. The pass can't be used to pay for serviced campsites, powered campsites, Great Walks campsites, or any campsites on the DOC online booking system. This gives you access to approximately 70% of the paid DOC Campsites in NZ. You'll receive a printable map of all the DOC Campsites in NZ when you buy the pass.

Anyone travelling in a rental campervan can use the Conservation Campsite Pass.

1. Sign up and get the pass emailed directly to you.
2. Print the pass and write your vehicle registration number in the space provided.
3. Display the pass on the campervan dashboard where it's clearly visible. Be prepared to present it to the campsite warden on request.

Each pass can be used for up to seven consecutive days. The pass is valid for the dates on the pass. The pass is not transferable or refundable and cannot be exchanged for money. The pass is valid at designated DOC campsites. All campsites are subject to availability. Advanced bookings are not accepted with this pass. The pass is not valid at serviced campsites, campsites that are booked online, or powered campsites. The pass is only valid for a rental vehicle from the company indicated on the pass. The customer must write their rental vehicle's registration number (number plate) on the Pass in the space provided. The customer must display the pass in the rental vehicle's front window where it is clearly visible from the outside.