Dog-friendly accommodation near Picton
Every place to stay with a dog we have mapped within 40 km of Picton. That is 18 in all: 1 glamping cabin, 7 campgrounds and 10 DOC campsites, each one listed with the dog policy its own record states. Distances run from the centre of town.
Glamping and cabins near Picton
Listed by Canopy Camping, who state dogs are welcome at each one. Prices are the operator’s lowest nightly rate and move with the season, so confirm the dog rules and any pet fee when you book.
Holiday parks and campgrounds near Picton
Community and commercial campgrounds whose dog policy we checked against the operator’s own website. Where it says ask first, that is exactly what it means: call ahead before you drive out.
Picton Tasman Holiday Parks
Dogs welcome2 km awayDog policy and walks nearbyWaikawa Bay Holiday Park
Dogs by arrangement, ask first4 km awayDog policy and walks nearbySmiths Farm Holiday Park
Dogs by arrangement, ask first9 km awayDog policy and walks nearbyHavelock Holiday Park – Marlborough
Dogs by arrangement, ask first19 km awayDog policy and walks nearbyBlenheim Bridges Holiday Park
Dogs by arrangement, ask first25 km awayDog policy and walks nearbyOkiwi Bay Holiday Park & Convenience Store
Dogs by arrangement, ask first34 km awayDog policy and walks nearbyAlfred Stream Reserve
Dogs welcome35 km awayDog policy and walks nearbyDOC campsites near Picton
DOC sets the dog rule at each of these, and on conservation land a permit is often part of it. The chip on each card is the rule DOC publishes for that site.
Aussie Bay Campsite
Permit neededFerndale Campsite
Permit neededPicnic Bay Campsite
Permit neededNikau Cove Campsite
Permit neededMoetapu Bay Campsite
Permit neededRobin Hood Bay Campsite
Permit neededRarangi Campsite
Dogs allowedKenepuru Head Campsite
Permit neededNydia Campsite
Permit neededButchers Flat Campsite
Permit neededWalks to go with the bed
A place to stay is half of it. These are the tracks and the wider region, so the walking and the booking line up.