From budget to luxury accommodation, Oban village offers a range of options to visitors - a hotel, motels, bed and breakfasts, self-catering houses, and backpackers with facilities for camping.
You can stay at a number of DOC managed huts and campsites within Rakiura National Park. These include the Great Walk huts at Port William and North Arm, about 4 hours tramp from Oban and Great Walk campsites at Port William, Maori Beach and Sawdust Bay.
This is a basic six-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a standard 12-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a standard 16-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a basic four-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a basic six-bunk on a hunting block managed by the Rakiura Maori Land Trust. Permission to enter this land must be obtained.
This is a standard eight-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a standard 12-bunk hut in theStewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a standard 10-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a standard 20-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a 24-bunk Great Walk hut located on the Rakiura Track in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a basic eight-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a standard six-bunk hut in the Stewart Island/Rakiura area.
This is a basic Great Walk campsite on Stewart Island/Rakiura.
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