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Jacksons Retreat
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Jacksons Retreat Holiday Park offers excellent campground facilities, and also provides a park over service if you're fully self-contained.
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Shipwreck Point
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Shipwreck Point juts out into the Tasman Sea and has a sealed parking area with public toilets where self-contained motor caravanners can freedom camp
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Shantytown
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Shantytown, just out of Greymouth, has become one of the Coast's iconic attractions, recreating what life was like during the early gold rush period
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Coast Honey
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The Coast Honey is about half way between Hokitika and Greymouth, and has a really nice cafe, and the opportunity to try many different varieties of their honey.
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Jellyman Park Beachfront
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The beachfront parking along the boundary of Jellyman Park looks directly over the beach. It is a very large carpark and we think is the best free parking location in Greymouth.
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Runanga Club
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The Runanga Working Man's Club is a quiet location in a small community where motor caravanners can park overnight.
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Strongman Mine Memorial
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There is a parking overlooking the west coast beach with a path leading to the Strongman Mine Memorial.
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Kumera Power Station
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Kumera Power Station has a small parking area where self-contained motor caravanners can park overnight
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Temple Basin carpark
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Temple Basin carpark provides access to the local ski fields in winter. It's also an option for motor caravanners to stop for a rest break.
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Otira Stagecoach Hotel
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The Otira Stagecoach Hotel is a quirky Lord of the Rings themed pub which also is a park over property for motor caravanners.
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Greymouth Seaside Top 10 Holiday Park
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The Greymouth Seaside Top 10 Holiday Park is in a prime location on the beach front within Greymouth town.
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Nine Mile Lookout
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Nine Mile Lookout is a small rest area with a stunning view over the wild west coast.
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Motukiekie Beach
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There's rest area parking overlooking Motukiekie Beach along the Coast Road
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Serpentine Beach
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Serpentine Beach is a rugged West Coast beach where you can go fishing, or just go fossicking for coloured stone that have been naturally polished by the action of waves.
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Greymouth Kiwi Holiday Park
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Greymouth Kiwi Holiday Park is at the southern entrance to Greymouth and is just a short walk from the beach.
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Rapahoe Campsite
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Rapahoe Campsite is just north of Greymouth, and offers basic, low cost camping for motor caravanners.
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Nine Mile Rest Area
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Nine Mile Rest Area is a roadside rest area on the Coast Road just north of Rapahoe. It overlooks the west coast and is a convenient place to stop for a break.
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Barrytown Rest Area
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Just south of Barrytown is a rest area with access to the west coast beach.
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Okuku Scenic Reserve
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Okuku Scenic Reserve is a small DOC parking area where you can stop for a break.
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Whall St Campervan Park
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Whall St Campervan Park is located by the railway and near to Greymouth town centre. It is designated for campervan use during the day, but is not available for overnight parking.
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Cobden Bridge Reserve and PDS
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The small reserve at Cobden Bridge include a Public Dump Station, and is also available for certified self-contained vans to park overnight.
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Central Motorhome Park
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Central Motorhome Park is a small campervan park behind the Caltex service station, just of the main road in central Greymouth.
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