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Temporary Ban on Freedom Camping at Allenby Place, Wānaka Extended

14.04.2026 03:36 1 min 2 sources
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Temporary Ban on Freedom Camping at Allenby Place, Wānaka Extended
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The Queenstown Lakes District Council has extended the temporary prohibition of freedom camping at the Allenby Place carpark in Wānaka until 31 January 2027. The extension addresses ongoing access, health, and safety concerns due to the site's narrow accessway and increased traffic. The council will use this time to assess the location's suitability for camping and consider potential permanent amendments to the bylaw.

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Ban on Wānaka freedom camping extended

14.04.2026 Inside Government NZ ENG

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