Klondyke Corner Campsite

Just off the road and only a short drive into the village. Plenty of space, we were in a tent and found a sheltered spot as it can be quite exposed to the wind. Small basic shelter to cook in and water (needs to be boiled). Lovely views on a clear day.

Lovely site, very basic. It's a fairly standard DOC site. It's a beautiful location. No showers and the toilet is a long drop/pit toilet. Sandflies are rampant so make sure you have some repellant

Really loved this campsite, ended up staying here all 3 nights in Arthur's pass. Not as busy as avalanche creek campsite. Many spots near the shelter/outhouse. One of the staff at the visitor center guided us to the opposite side of the main klondyke site, which is a gravel road which gets rougher further you go. That area is mainly for self-contained vehicles but we were told non-self contained could stay close to the two outhouses along the path. It's an incredible spot all the way by the end, being further from the traffic makes it very quiet. The braided river near the main klondyke site dried up after a few days of rain, perhaps this is typical, I was amazed at how much it disappeared just a day after. One photo is on the first day there, another with a similar angle is on the second with almost no river left (both viewing the same mountain)

Kids had fun in the river. Nice place to camp. Would use again.

We have camped here a couple of times on the way through Arthur's Pass and for Coast to Coast. Very affordable DOC spot, long drop and running water onsite. Great spot plenty of room for tents and caravans etc. Do not underestimate the mosquitos/sand flies, they are everywhere and just want to be all up in your exposed flesh business all the time. Recommend covering up and wearing as much deet as you can find. Beautiful walk down to the river, perfect for skimming stones and relaxing. Great spot.

We had a cracking sunrise here. The sound of the river was soothing. The drop toilet was a bit wiffy but the site was pretty. Near the road but it didn't disturb us.

I stopped here to eat my lunch on the way from ChCh to Greymouth. The scenery is outstanding and I'm sure would be a nice place to camp (might be a bit windy though). There is a basic shelter with a bench, sink and running water (no power) and a well maintained long drop.

A beautiful DOC campsite at only $15 dollars per night. The kitchen area provided a sink, preparation area and benches to eat on (plus a water supply that you can use once boiled). The toilet seemed fairly clean and hadhand sanitizer. We parked in the little valley as there is a gentle breeze - so less sandflies! Wake up early and enjoy a beautiful sunrise oer the mountains.