I will be spending 3 days in Auckland, so little time...I was wondering if anyone has suggestions on what to see and do. I am not really into looking at buildings, or tourist specific things. Maybe ...
Travelling in motorhome in June starting and ending in Hamilton. Would like to see Bay of Islands, Waitomo, Taupo, Rotorua, Mt Maunganui.Only have 10 days so need a travel route that will cover these ...
I am getting married in nov this year and cairns is going to be pretty hot. My sister lives there and she is one of the bridesmaides and she rang last night and asked if my dress was long and heavy, ...
I'm moving there ASAP and am looking for accomodation.
What's most important to me is that my new place is SAFE (without living in a mansion).
If it's also nice then that�...
Assuming you have a campervan there should be no problem finding a spot. Check this site http://www.rental.net.nz/freedom-camping-new-zealand.html
Freedom camping with a small tent would perhaps be more difficult. There will be many spots that look suitable that may say no camping. You would need to check with the information centre in Queenstown as to where it is permissible, as there are council by laws.Often picnic areas for instance do not allow camping.A camper van is just a parked vehicle so a bit different.
Another helpful site: http://www.jasons.com/New-Zealand/camping-tips
You may be interested in my site page on Queenstown http://www.holidays-in-newzealand.com/queenstown.html
Hope this is useful
Driver T
The answer is a definite NO.
The Queenstown and Lakes District Council has a by-law that prohibits any freedom camping within 10km of any settlement in its area.
The NZ Motor Caravan Association is at present in consultation to get this by-law reviewed in respect of certified self contained motor homes and campervans
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