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Jasmin
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South Island ▷ Mount Cook - MacKenzie ▷ Fairlie ▷
Lake Opuha
Huge grassy area directly at the lake.
Clean water toilets. Stayed here one night in the beginning of March and wanted to come back a in the beginning of April but unfortunately the gate at the start of the road was closed and we were not sure if the campground was closed or if it was only for the farm animals. We went to one of the other sites at the lake instead. Good cell phone reception.
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South Island ▷ Southland ▷ Balclutha ▷
Toko Mouth
Nice place with plenty of space.
2 toilets that were ok. It is for free but there is a donation box. Very close to the sea. A guy also put up his tent there.
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South Island ▷ Mount Cook - MacKenzie ▷ Fairlie ▷
Lake Opuha
Nice space.
Went here when the gate to the other site was closed. Not as big as that one but still enough space. Only to other campers when we were there. We didn't saw any toilets.
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South Island ▷ Canterbury ▷ Akaroa ▷
Akaroa Freedom Camping Area
We stayed here in march for one night.
You have to be there very early to get a spot. I think we arrived around 2pm and got one of the last ones. 5 min walk to the toilet, which was clean. Liked the place very much.
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South Island ▷ Canterbury ▷ Christchurch ▷
Thomson Park, New Brighton
We stayed here a couple of nights in March.
It was quiet busy but there are a number of parking spots along the street so even at night we found a space to stay. Toilets are at the Thompson park on the other side of the road. They were ok but sometimes not very clean and the locks were broken. Also they get locked during the night. There was also a water fountain. Very nice place for going to the beach. The street is very busy during the day but gets much quieter in the evening. No sandflies.
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South Island ▷ Canterbury ▷ Ashburton ▷
Rakaia Huts Reserve Camping
Nice little place to stay.
Clean toilets. Close to the stony beach. There were us and 3 other campers, all very nice. Cell phone reception when you go closer to the beach.