Nelson Lakes National Park

Nelson Lakes National Park is located within the South Island of New Zealand. It became formed in 1956 and covers a few 1,019 rectangular kilometres. It is centered at huge lakes, Rotoiti and Rotoroa. The park also includes surrounding valleys and mountain levels. The park is a popular area for camping, tramping and fishing. The park is run through the Department of Conservation who function a Visitors Centre in Saint Arnaud that provides up to date and dependable records on all aspects of the National Park.

The essential get entry to factor to Nelson Lakes National Park is at Lake Rotoiti and the village of Saint Arnaud, on Highway 63, approximately a hundred kilometres from both Nelson and Blenheim. A secondary get entry to factor is at Lake Rotoroa, turning off New Zealand State Highway 6 at Gowanbridge. Shuttle offerings perform among St Arnaud, Nelson, Blenheim and Picton. The fundamental campgrounds are at the shores of Lake Rotoiti; there is a smaller campground at Lake Rotoroa.