Te Iringa Campsite
Basic campsiteLocated in Kaimanawa Forest Park, Central North IslandDOC data as at 20 September 2026
About this place
This site is at the start of the Te Iringa Track which is popular for hunting, tramping and mountain biking.
Know before you go
No horses
No horses allowed at this campsite.
Source: DOC Te Papa Atawhai.
Contact
DOC Customer Service Centre
Regional DOC service centre.
Nearby stops
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Clements Clearing Campsite
Basic • Central North Island • 3.3 km
Fire pit/place for campfires (except in fire bans) • Non-powered/tent sites • Water from stream
Unnamed campsite
Waikato • 3.6 km
Kakapo Campsite
Basic • Central North Island • 4 km
Fire pit/place for campfires (except in fire bans) • Non-powered/tent sites • Water from stream
Army Road Campsite
Basic • Central North Island • 5.8 km
Fire pit/place for campfires (except in fire bans) • Non-powered/tent sites • Water from stream
All details
- Facilities
- Fire pit/place for campfires (except in fire bans)Non-powered/tent sitesToilets - non-flushToilets
- Activities
- HuntingMountain bikingWalking and tramping
- Access
- CampervanCarCaravan
- Setting
- Forest
- Unpowered sites
- 4
- Bookable
- No
- Category
- Basic
- Dogs
- Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact closest DOC office to get a permit.
- Location
- Located in Kaimanawa Forest Park
- Toilets
- Yes
- Reservations
- No
- Website
- This place on doc.govt.nz
- Source data
- View source data
Map
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.38.95719° S, 176.22058° E
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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.