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Consultation has concluded.
Submissions on the draft Freedom Camping Bylaw 2021 closed at 5.00pm on Friday 3 September 2021.
The draft bylaw is similar to the existing Freedom Camping Control Bylaw 2019, with a number of proposed changes around areas where freedom camping is prohibited.
Following a comprehensive site by site assessment of 105 Council-administered sites where freedom camping could potentially occur, QLDC is proposing a number of new areas to prohibit freedom camping in.
These areas will be in addition to prohibiting freedom camping from occurring within residential and built up areas.
We’re also proposing a number of locations to allow restricted freedom camping, which would allow certified self-contained vehicles to use these areas.
Proposed areas to allow restricted freedom camping in certified self-contained vehicles:
Gibbston Reserve carpark
Glenorchy Domain carpark
Camphill Road carpark
Morven Ferry Reserve
Luggate Red Bridge Reserve
The proposed restricted sites will have a maximum number of carparks (except for Luggate Red Bridge Reserve) available for certified self-contained vehicles, along with a maximum stay of two nights at each site.
Make a submission:
Submissions on the draft Freedom Camping Bylaw 2021 closed at 5.00pm on Friday 3 September 2021.
The draft bylaw is similar to the existing Freedom Camping Control Bylaw 2019, with a number of proposed changes around areas where freedom camping is prohibited.
Following a comprehensive site by site assessment of 105 Council-administered sites where freedom camping could potentially occur, QLDC is proposing a number of new areas to prohibit freedom camping in.
These areas will be in addition to prohibiting freedom camping from occurring within residential and built up areas.
We’re also proposing a number of locations to allow restricted freedom camping, which would allow certified self-contained vehicles to use these areas.
Proposed areas to allow restricted freedom camping in certified self-contained vehicles:
Gibbston Reserve carpark
Glenorchy Domain carpark
Camphill Road carpark
Morven Ferry Reserve
Luggate Red Bridge Reserve
The proposed restricted sites will have a maximum number of carparks (except for Luggate Red Bridge Reserve) available for certified self-contained vehicles, along with a maximum stay of two nights at each site.
Make a submission:
Submissions on the draft Freedom Camping Bylaw 2021 closed at 5.00pm on Friday 3 September 2021.
Share your thoughts on freedom camping in the Queenstown Lakes District and a number of sites that could permit freedom camping in the future.
Consultation has concluded.
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