Thicket Burn Campsite
Basic campsiteLocated in Fiordland National Park, SouthlandOpen
- Sites
- 20
- Booking
- Not bookable
- Cost
- Free
- Power
- None
- Toilet
- Non-flush
- Drinking water
- Boil first
- Dogs
- No dogs
Getting there
Off SH 99 at Clifden, north of Tuatapere, follow Lillburn Valley Rd. 25 km west of Clifden. Gravel access.
Source: DOC Te Papa Atawhai.
Map
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Topo map: LINZ, CC BY 4.0. 46.00779° S, 167.45491° E
About this place
This is a basic campsite in southern Fiordland. On the edge of the park 5 km from Lake Hauroko, New Zealand’s deepest lake. Fish, swim, or tramp nearby.
Nearby stops
Teal Bay Hut
Standard • 12 bunks • Southland • 14 km
Teal Bay Hut is a standard 12-bunk hut located in southern Fiordland.
Heating • Mattresses • Toilets - non-flush
Caroline Hut
Basic/bivvies • 6 bunks • Southland • 15.2 km
Caroline Hut is a basic six-bunk hut located in southern Fiordland.
Heating • Toilets - non-flush • Water from stream
Eel Creek Hut
Basic/bivvies • 2 bunks • Southland • 15.7 km
Eel Creek Hut is a basic two-bunk hut located in southern Fiordland.
Heating • Mattresses • Toilets - non-flush
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.