Mutton Cove Campsite

Mutton Cove Campsite

Abel Tasman National Park

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DOC Campsite Pricing

Mutton Cove campsite is categorised as a DOC Great Walk Campsite. The following pricing indicates usual pricing. Adults from $5 to $32, children from $0 to $16, infants are free. There is differential pricing for international visitors, as well as seasonal pricing. Visit the website for exact pricing.

DOC Great Walk Campsite

Except for the Milford Track and Paparoa Track, all Great Walks offer camping near huts or in designated areas. There are nearly 60 Great Walk campsites offering basic facilities including toilets, handwashing sinks and a water supply with some being treated and some untreated. Untreated water should be boiled before use to ensure it's safe. Some have picnic tables and cooking shelters. These do not include the indoor facilities provided at Great Walk huts.

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Adults are 18+ years, children are 5-17 years, infants are 0-4 years.

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Organisation

DOC Great Walk

Central government organisation

Location

South IslandNelson RegionAbel Tasman

Categories

  • Activity__basic_facility_campingBasic Camping

Directions

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Coordinates

-40.7892985871381

172.993083000183

Latitude
-40.7892985871381
Longitude
172.993083000183

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  • 5.0/5

    12 years as a kayak guide in the Abel Tasman and this is my fav campsite of them all.

    Walk and Kayak

    Isolated and stunning. Nearby Seal Colony and Separation Point a very worthy side trip. Kayak access is limited here as hired kayaks generally aren't allowed up this far. But if you have your own kayak or are walking, do pop in here for a looksy :)

    Reviewed over 8 years ago

  • 3.5/5

    Nice trail but a bit busy for my liking.

    Mutton Cove was quiet and beautiful.

    Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in February 2016

  • 5.0/5

    This is such a great spot to base yourself for a few days - at the top of the park so less visitors...my favourite!

    A nice walk in from Totaranui (2 hrs). at Anapai Bay look for the "Navigator" rock which looks like a face looking out to sea and guarding the area. Then another hour on to Mutton Cove. You can do day trips to the separation point seal colony (we saw seals sunbathing on rocks on the way a short distance north of the campsite) as well as at the colony itself which is right on a rocky outcrop which divides Golden and Tasman Bays. Stunning views. From here it's another hour or so to the lovely Whariwharangi beach and the historic hut/old homestead there. Even though we stayed at the campsite in January, at the height of the tourist season...the campsite didn't feel crowded, there was plenty of room and right on the beach.

    Reviewed over 8 years ago and experienced in January 2013