Anchorage Campsite
About
Anchorage Campsite is a beachside camping ground on the Tinline to Anchorage section of the Abel Tasman Coast Track, reached only by walking or boating in; there is no drive-on access. It offers 50 non-powered tent sites, a fireplace, hand-washing sinks, and public restrooms with running water. Bookings are required, and it is a scheduled water taxi stop. Dogs are not permitted.
Reviews
Stayed here while hiking the Costal track - great facilities, shelters to cook under and nice swimming beach. Caves close by to explore.
Antonia O. · October 2025 · via Google
A lovely beach in the Abel Tasman Reserve. A not difficult and beautiful walking route to a lovely beach and a nice observation. There is a possibility to set up a tent for two days. Can be reached by water taxi.
Yehudit (. · February 2024 · via Google
A perfect campsite by the beach. A great stop over on your hike or kayak of the Abel Tasman National Park. The camp kitchen is clean and there is even a fresh water shower on site (bonus!). There is also free wifi for those who need to remain connected to the world.
Liv M. · January 2024 · via Google
Beautiful golden sand around a great campsite. Plenty of space and amenities. The campsite is good as well as the hut. Good cooking area and short hikes available. Plenty of information around the area.
Simon L. · October 2022 · via Google
What a campsite! great way to start off your trip if you are taking on the Abel Tasman great walk. Great facilities and unreal views You can also get a water taxi here if you are pressed on time.
Harry D. · July 2021 · via Google
Services
- Tent camping (50 non-powered sites)
- Cooking shelter with fireplace
- Hand-washing sinks
- Public restrooms
- Running water
- Scheduled water taxi stop
- Abel Tasman Coast Track access
- Online booking via DOC Booking System