Check the rule for every overnight stop and walking track separately. These records include places where dogs are prohibited; appearing here is not permission to bring a dog.
Campsites qualify with sourced pet rules marked yes, no or conditional. Tracks qualify with a sourced, recorded dog-policy fact. Unknowns are excluded, and prohibitions are deliberately retained.
All 648 published campsite records, 1589 walking-track records and 26 trip plans are considered against the relevant criteria. Campsites with a closed notice are excluded. Seasonal and access notices remain visible; inclusion does not confirm that a place is open.
Each page shows up to 12 matches per group in name order (A-Z), not a ranking. Use the page links to browse every match. Groups share a page number; shorter groups finish earlier. Full finders also include records outside this topic. Source wording and check dates are retained here and on record pages, not live availability checks.
560 matches; 433-444 in name order.
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Tents and camping vehicles line a narrow grassy strip behind a beach, sheltered by mature trees with open lawn farther inland. Historical aerial imagery includes adjacent land; it is not a current pitch plan or surveyed park boundary. Cropped and converted to WebP from LINZ Basemaps.
Aerial view 2024-2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsAuckland
Pets: No pets
Council prohibits pets in the campground.
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Northland
Pets: No pets
DOC states dogs are not permitted. Assistance-dog and other-pet arrangements require confirmation with DOC.
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Sylvan Campsite. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Department of Conservation (NZ) / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsOtago
Pets: No pets
DOC prohibits dogs; ask about assistance-dog arrangements. Other pets have separate rules.
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Partial waterfront holiday park with dense caravan pitches, cabin rows and broad internal roads beside tidal flats. Historical aerial imagery includes adjacent land; it is not a current pitch plan or surveyed park boundary. Cropped and converted to WebP from LINZ Basemaps.
Aerial view 2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsNelson
Pets: Conditions apply
Camping pets are restricted to the Green Zone from 1 February to 19 December, maximum two dogs per site. Book directly and declare pets; keep dogs leashed and supervised, with registration and vaccinations current. No pets from 20 December to 31 January. Selected pet-friendly rooms have separate conditions.
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A narrow mown grass clearing and dark roof enclosed by mature trees beside a road, with broader dry fields beyond. Historical aerial imagery includes adjacent land; it is not a current pitch plan or surveyed park boundary. Cropped and converted to WebP from LINZ Basemaps.
Aerial view 2024-2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsWaikato
Pets: No pets
Council prohibits pets in the campground.
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Auckland
Pets: Conditions apply
Dogs are accepted only with guests staying in a campervan or caravan, by advance arrangement. Maximum two dogs per site. Keep dogs leashed and supervised, and out of accommodation and communal facilities; tent-only pet stays are not permitted.
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Tamaki West Campsite. DOC identifies this photograph with the named campsite; it is not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Department of Conservation (NZ) / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsManawatu-Whanganui
Pets: No pets
DOC states dogs are not permitted. Assistance-dog and other-pet arrangements require confirmation with DOC.
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A compact triangular caravan compound sits beside the riverbank and village streets. Historical aerial imagery includes adjacent land; it is not a current pitch plan or surveyed park boundary. Cropped and converted to WebP from LINZ Basemaps.
Aerial view 2026© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsManawatu-Whanganui
Pets: Conditions apply
Operator welcomes friendly, well-behaved pets; confirm any additional restrictions.
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Partial view of Tapapakanga's beachfront camping setting, with grassy openings, foreshore paths, a small facility building and nearby red-roofed homestead. Historical aerial imagery includes adjacent land; it is not a current pitch plan or surveyed park boundary. Cropped and converted to WebP from LINZ Basemaps.
Aerial view 2024-2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsAuckland
Pets: No pets
Council prohibits pets in the campground.
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Tents and small pale camping objects in a sheltered green clearing beside branching tracks, tree belts and surrounding paddocks. Historical aerial imagery includes adjacent land; it is not a current pitch plan or surveyed park boundary. Cropped and converted to WebP from LINZ Basemaps.
Aerial view 2024-2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsAuckland
Pets: No pets
Council prohibits pets in the campground.
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Tapotupotu Bay showing campsite. This source photograph has no verified capture date and does not establish current conditions or availability.
Photo: Department of Conservation (NZ) / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsNorthland
Pets: No pets
DOC states dogs are not permitted. Assistance-dog and other-pet arrangements require confirmation with DOC.
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Aerial view
Partial campground view with parallel caravan rows, grassy pitches and a red-roofed unit row, surrounded by streets near the beach. Historical aerial imagery includes adjacent land; it is not a current pitch plan or surveyed park boundary. Cropped and converted to WebP from LINZ Basemaps.
Aerial view 2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsBay of Plenty
Pets: Conditions apply
Dog-friendly sites are available year-round, with a maximum of two dogs per booking. Keep dogs on leads and out of rooms and communal areas.
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1529 matches; 433-444 in name order.
Climb straight up, track to Dasler Bivouac, Hopkins Valley. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Tomas Sobek / CC BY 2.0 / DetailsCanterbury
Dogs: Dogs on a leash only. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Aerial view
An outlined route winds along a dark forested ridge between brighter green pasture and strongly shaded gullies. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation. This is not a guarantee of the complete or current walk. Not a navigation map or confirmation of access. Cropped, overlaid and converted to WebP.
Aerial view 2023-2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsNorthland
Dogs: Dogs with a DOC permit for recreational hunting or management purposes only. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Forest gives way to rough open volcanic terrain beside a winding overlay. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation. This is not a guarantee of the complete or current walk. Not a navigation map or confirmation of access. Cropped, overlaid and converted to WebP.
Aerial view 2021-2022© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsCentral North Island
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Nearly a million people every year visit the lookout points to view the spectacular Huka Falls. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Department of Conservation (NZ) / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsCentral North Island
Dogs: Dogs allowed. Keep dog under control at all times. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Aerial view
A long pale route follows a winding blue-green river through a patchwork of pasture, roads, woodland and dark rectangular installations. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation. This is not a guarantee of the complete or current walk. Not a navigation map or confirmation of access. Cropped, overlaid and converted to WebP.
Aerial view 2021-2024© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsCentral North Island
Dogs: Dogs allowed. Keep dog under control at all times. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Aerial view
A pale angular route descends through dense forest between a blue-green river on the left and a deeply shaded wooded slope on the right. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation. This is not a guarantee of the complete or current walk. Not a navigation map or confirmation of access. Cropped, overlaid and converted to WebP.
Aerial view 2017-2019© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsFiordland
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Illustrative
General backpacking illustration; location unverified. This is not a photograph of the named route or evidence of its terrain, condition or difficulty.
Photo: Cody Black / Unsplash License / DetailsFiordland
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Illustrative
General outdoor planning photograph, not a photograph of a named route, campsite, product or the itinerary. A backpack carried outdoors; location unverified. This is not a retailer or current-stock photograph.
Photo: Cody Black / Unsplash License / DetailsAuckland
Dogs: Not allowed on this walking track
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Illustrative
General backpacking illustration; location unverified. This is not a photograph of the named route or evidence of its terrain, condition or difficulty.
Photo: Cody Black / Unsplash License / DetailsOtago
Dogs: Dogs on a leash only. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Illustrative
General backpacking illustration; location unverified. This is not a photograph of the named route or evidence of its terrain, condition or difficulty.
Photo: Cody Black / Unsplash License / DetailsOtago
Dogs: Dogs allowed. Keep dog under control at all times. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Aerial view
An outlined route descends diagonally through densely wooded mountains toward a tan clearing crossed by a small stream. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation. This is not a guarantee of the complete or current walk. Not a navigation map or confirmation of access. Cropped, overlaid and converted to WebP.
Aerial view 2023-2024© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsFiordland
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Hut Creek Track. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Graeme Kates / Department of Conservation (NZ) / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsCanterbury
Dogs: Dogs allowed. Keep dog under control at all times. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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