Upper Eglinton Campsite

There are walking and tramping tracks near this campsite, including the Earl Mountain Tracks and you can fly fish in the river. There are magnificent valley views.

This is a DOC standard campsite with 3 unpowered sites. Facilities: Fire pit/place for campfires (except in fire bans), Non-powered/tent sites, Water from stream, Toilets - non-flush, Toilets, Water supply. Things to do: Fishing. Landscape: Rivers and lakes. Dogs: No dogs. Bookings are required.

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At a glance

Kind	Campsites
Where	Located in Fiordland National Park. Access by campervan, car.
Cost	Fees apply, see the DOC website
Website	doc.govt.nz

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New Zealand

Capital	Wellington
Continent	Oceania Australia and New Zealand
Population	5,324,700
Languages	English, Māori, NZ Sign Language
Currency	New Zealand dollar (NZD, $)
Calling code	+64
Time zones	UTC+12:00 (NZST) UTC+12:45 (CHAST)

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