Nydia Campsite
Dogs with a DOC permit only
Get the dog permit
Dogs are only allowed at Nydia Campsite with a Department of Conservation permit, sorted before you arrive. We have drafted the email for you: it reaches the Picton DOC office, which looks after the Marlborough Sounds. Add your details and send it.
Opens your email app, addressed to [email protected]. You can also call DOC on 0800 275 362.
- Apply before you travel. A permit can take up to five days, and it is not issued at the campsite.
- Add your dog's details. Include the microchip and council registration numbers and your trip dates. The draft has a line for each.
- Wait for DOC to confirm. They reply with the permit or tell you what else they need, such as proof of aversion training.
About this campsite
Located in a sheltered, scenic bay with opportunities for walking, biking and boating.
Department of Conservation
Getting there
Tracks to this campsite Duration: 9.5 hr Difficulty: Advanced
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Before you go
No fires Fires not permitted at any time. Conserve water Tap water comes from the creek. During dry summers or drought conditions, the creek may be dry, and tap water may be exhausted – you will need to conserve water. Water safety If you plan to enjoy the water, learn how to stay safe when swimming, boating and fishing .
Department of Conservation
Sourced from the Department of Conservation. The campsite facts and the dog rule on this page come from DOC and are used under CC BY 4.0. Details change with the seasons, the DOC page is the source of truth. The terrain drawing above is our own, computed from elevation data.