Otago rest areas

Find rest areas, truck bays and service centres in Otago, New Zealand: 26 stops along State Highway 6, State Highway 1 (South Island), Beaumont Highway, Glenorchy Queenstown Road, each with its facilities, a location map and a Navigate button.

Stops
26
Rest areas
10
DOC campsites
16
With toilets
17
With drinking water
13

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26 stops
6

State Highway 6 rest areas in Otago

5 stops State Highway 6 →
  1. Rest area near Dinner Flat

    Rest area · km 809

    Toilets

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  2. Rest area near Mount Pisa

    Rest area · km 872

    Navigate
  3. Rest area near Wye Creek

    Rest area · km 952

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1

State Highway 1 (South Island) rest areas in Otago

4 stops State Highway 1 (South Island) →
  1. Rest area near Waikouaiti

    Rest area · km 652

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  2. Rest area near Clarksville

    Rest area · km 748

    Picnic tables

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  3. Rest area near Benhar

    Rest area · km 765

    Picnic tables No toilets

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  4. Rest area near Te Houka

    Rest area · km 776

    Picnic tables

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8

Beaumont Highway rest areas in Otago

1 stop
  1. Rest area near Beaumont

    Rest area

    Picnic tables

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Glenorchy Queenstown Road rest areas in Otago

1 stop
8

Lindis Pass Tarras Road rest areas in Otago

1 stop
87

Sutton Clarks Junction Road rest areas in Otago

1 stop
  1. Rest area near Shannon

    Rest area

    Picnic tables

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85

Wedderburn-Becks Road rest areas in Otago

1 stop
  1. Rest area near Hills Creek

    Rest area

    Picnic tables No toilets

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Other roads in Otago

12 stops
  1. Diamond Lake Campsite

    DOC campsite

    Toilets

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  2. Trotters Gorge Campsite

    DOC campsite

    Toilets

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Highways through Otago

Staying overnight in Otago

Resting or sleeping at the roadside to avoid fatigue is not freedom camping. Camping generally needs a certified self-contained vehicle, subject to council bylaws and DOC rules.

Signs at a rest area always override the general rule. Full rules and sources →

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