easy
overnight to extended stay
Suitable for all fitness levels as no strenuous hiking required onsite.
Situated just 6km from Te Anau, Andy’s Place Campground offers self-contained campers a quiet rural setting with family-friendly perks and nearby horse riding. Discover a straightforward, pet-welcoming campsite perfect for meaningful outdoor escapes.
From Ages 11+ • Multi Nights! • A great low-cost campground! • Close to activities and attractions
Experience the tranquility of Andy's Place, a serene rural campsite just 6km from Te Anau Township. Perfect for self-contained campers, enjoy nearby horse riding and relax amidst nature. With picnic tables and a welcoming atmosphere for pets, it’s an ideal getaway for families, especially with free camping for children under 10.
Our camping ground is for self-contained campers only. No Toilets on site.
Andy's Place is designed for self-contained campers. It is located just 6km/5 min drive from of the Te Anau Township where you can relax in the sheltered rural setting. Right next door there are activities including horse riding.
Picnic tables and rubbish containers are on site, there are no other facilities at this time.
Children under 10 camp for free!
Note: Self-contained paddock camping on an un-powered site (pricing shown is per person)
Andy’s Place is designed exclusively for self-contained campers; there are no toilets or showers onsite.
Check-in is between 4:30pm and 10pm; contacting Westray Adventures ahead ensures a smooth arrival.
Pets are welcome but must be arranged beforehand to respect other campers and local environment.
Families can enjoy affordable stays, as children under 10 years old camp without charge.
Te Anau has long been a gateway to Fiordland National Park, a region steeped in Maori legend and conservation efforts since its establishment in 1952.
Westray Adventures promotes low-impact camping by limiting site facilities and encouraging responsible waste management to protect the rural landscape.
Necessary for accommodation as onsite facilities do not support basic camping needs.
No drinking water onsite; bring sufficient supply for your stay.
Protects against Southland’s variable weather, especially during cooler months.
spring|fall|winter specific
Critical for navigating the campsite after dark due to lack of lighting infrastructure.