Kaniwhaniwha Campsite

Tons of space for a lot of tents! Toilets are basic DOC long drops. Could easily be improved with a few more picnic tables (only 2)

Great spot for exploring, well set up for camping. Long drop toilets available too. Great stream to explore from campsite. Large fire pit with seating.

Decent campsite and long drop. Easy access to other associated walking tracks. Good swimming holes but water is cold post autumn till spring.

Absolutely the best spot we have ever camped. Well worth the hike getting there!

Clean and cozy little camp ground. A good number of hiking trails.

Beautiful place....few options for walk as well. We only went for a short walk from car park to the campsite.

It's a nice walk and camping spot. What they don't tell you on here is that you have to walk 2.5km to reach the camp. The service road gate is locked so you can't drive to it.

Perfect lonely well kept tent-ground.Clean toilets and good access to Stream water.

Lots of hikes, beautiful calm water stream and lots of shady areas. Don't forget to visit the caves and the tallest tree!

This is a great campsite!It is a large open space surrounded by trees and open portion of rolling farmland with plenty of room for campers/hikers to spread out and set up.Three long-drops available is a nice touch for those that don’t appreciate a squat in bush.There are rubbish bins set up around the edges of the campsite and by the long-drops.There is a large fire pit for your cooking and warming pleasure.The Kaniwhaniwha Stream running right next to the campsite provides a water source for drinking and cooking (needs to be boiled for 3mins!) and great refresher after a good walk/hike. I’ve found a 5-10min soak removes muscle tension and even headaches!The Limestone Caves are a nearby and even though it’s a short trip through them it’s worth the experience.I highly recommend this campsite. You can take your kids there or escape on your own or with friends.