The walks, the views have to make this a must-do experience.

We went late April on a clear day and the camp was pretty full and the facilities were creaking a bit from the numbers.. DOC clean them every day and empty the rubbish, tested drinking water so that justified the $15 per head.

If you plan on doing the Hooker. Walk.. which is well worth it, we suggest going early as it gets really busy, the occasional folk with sound systems etc...

If you like your wilderness in solitude, maybe go for a different walk.

Reviewed over 3 years ago

Good toilets.

Online payment preferred. No internet reception!

We came in late one night in mid April and it was like coming into an American civil war camp. Crowded, smoke, fires, dogs. friendly tho. A lot of the campers were here for gold prospecting. It's a real thing here. Nice site, for a night. Interesting walks.

Reviewed over 3 years ago

This is our standout camping spot so far..

beautiful, peaceful with a lot of birdlife. Clean toilets, (with paper!) water, (not for drinking) BYO shower... Everything we needed really.

Lake Alexandrina camp is actually connected, it's the same camp on the shores of a different lake. LA had lots of permanents, LM is better for casual campervans IMO. Access road is good.

You can explore Tekapo and Mt John from here without the expensive camp in Tekapo.

$10pp

Reviewed over 3 years ago