Source: Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai
DOC campsite

Ohinepane Campsite

Ohinepane Recreation Reserve • Manawatu/Whanganui

Great Walk Campsite36 sitesBookable

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About
This is a Great Walk campsite in the Whanganui area. This is one of four road access points to the Whanganui Journey. Look and listen for kererū, tūi and fantail. Brown kiwi can often be heard at night.
Facilities
  • Boat launching
  • Non-powered/tent sites
  • Shelter for cooking
  • Water from tap - not treated, boil before use
  • Wheelchair accessible with assistance
  • Toilets - non-flush
  • Toilets
  • Water supply
Activities
Bird and wildlife watching, Kayaking and canoeing
Dogs
Dogs on a leash only.
Landscape
Forest, Rivers and lakes
Access
Boat, Campervan, Car, Caravan
Unpowered sites
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About this campsite

Camp in a remote setting. The forest is a mix of tūī, rātā, rewarewa, rimu, tawa, and kōwhai trees.

Fees and bookings

Fees

Prices are per person, per night. NZ rates are for New Zealand visitors and INT rates are for international visitors.

Date range

Adult NZ
18 + years

Adult INT
18+ years

Child NZ
5 to 17 years

Child INT
0 to 17 years

Infant NZ
0 to 4 years

1 October - 30 April

$19

$19

$9

$9

Free

1 May - 30 September

$10

$10

$5

$5

Free

Proof of eligibility is required for the New Zealand rate.

Passes

The DOC Campsite Pass cannot be used at this campsite.

Bookings

Bookings are required if you want to stay between 1 October – 30 April as part of the Whanganui Journey.

Book Ohinepane Campsite online.

Getting there

Whanganui River Road, on SH 43, 21 km from Taumarunui.

Tracks to this campsite

Location

NZTM2000 coordinates: E1786004, N5687522
Latitude: -38.94152742, Longitude: 175.14618482

Know before you go
  • Boil, filter or treat water – water from tap is not treated.
  • No cellphone coverage on the Whanganui River.
  • Wasps are a known hazard and are particularly common from January until May. Carry antihistamines if you’re allergic to their stings.

Maximum 2 consecutive nights stay for Whanganui Journey river trip campers. You won’t be charged for staying an extra night at a campsite or hut due to high river levels – don’t canoe the river when water levels are predicted to rise or flooded.

Check safety information about Whanganui Journey.

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