Hall Arm Campsite
Basic campsiteLocated in Fiordland National Park, SouthlandOpen
- Sites
- 6
- Booking
- Not bookable
- Power
- None
- Toilet
- Non-flush
- Drinking water
- Boil first
- Dogs
- No dogs
Getting there
We have not checked a road end or car park for this place yet, so we do not give driving directions to it. Check how to get there before you go. Some routes cross private land and need the landowner's permission.
How to get there, on doc.govt.nzThis campsite in Hall Arm, Doubtful Sound. Access is by boat only.
Source: DOC Te Papa Atawhai.
Map
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Topo map: LINZ, CC BY 4.0. 45.47164° S, 167.08008° E

About this place
This is a basic campsite in western Fiordland. It's in a beautiful forest sitting beside the water, in Hall Arm, Doubtful Sound.
Nearby stops
Upper Spey Hut
Standard • 12 bunks • Southland • 13.7 km
Upper Spey Hut is a standard 12-bunk hut located in western Fiordland.
Heating • Mattresses • Toilets - non-flush
West Arm Hut
Standard • 6 bunks • Southland • 15.5 km
West Arm Hut is a basic six-bunk hut located in western Fiordland.
Mattresses • Toilets - non-flush • Water from tap - not treated, boil before use
Walks nearby
Contact
Te Rua-o-te-moko/Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre
1 Lakefront Drive, Te Anau 9600
Regional DOC service centre.
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Sources
- OpenStreetMap Campsites · ODbL (Open Database License)Contains information from OpenStreetMap, made available under the ODbL.
- DOC Campsites (API) · CC BY 4.0Crown Copyright: Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai. Data sourced from the DOC Developer Portal (api.doc.govt.nz).
- DOC Campsites · CC BY 4.0Data sourced from the Department of Conservation (DOC), New Zealand.


