Camp Estate

About Camp Estate

Camp Estate is located 20 minutes from Dunedin city and 500 metres from Larnach Castle. It is also central to the unique wildlife attractions on the Otago Peninsula. Directions to Larnach Castle from Dunedin City (Octagon) Starting from the center of the Octagon. - After 300m turn right at intersection onto High Street.(ie. Turn right at Dunedin Railway Station) - Keep on this One Way triple lane road. After 700m you will pass under an over-bridge at this point the road you are on changes name to Cumberland Street. - After 900m Cumberland Street merges into Andersons Bay Road at the intersection with traffic lights. Stay in the Left Hand lane as you continue down Andersons Bay Road passing through the next two intersections with traffic lights. - Travel straight through the roundabout intersection (in the left hand lane) onto Musselburgh Rise. - Continue on Musselburgh Rise. After 1.6km continue on this road taking the hard-right bend (road now changes to Silverton Street). After 400m turn left at the intersection onto Highcliff Road. Continue on this road after about 2.2km you will be in the country with fantastic views over the harbour. - After approximately 7km you will encounter the township of Pukehiki. Turn left onto Camp Road. - Stay on Camp Road after 1km you will pass Castlewood Road on your left Larnach Castle s entrance is only 500m from here. Directions to Larnach Castle from Dunedin Airport Starting at the Airport Carpark turn onto the one-way airport ring-road (it circles the carpark and goes past the Airport s Main Entrance). - Follow this road out of the airport (it merges into Airport Road). - After approximately 1.5km the road takes a hard right turn as it merges into Miller Road. (As there is now no intersections you probably won t notice these changes in road names). - This will led you into the small township of Momona where you will take a sweeping left hand turn as Miller Road merges with the old Centre Road. - Continue for another 3.7km as you take another sweeping turn to the right merging into Stack Street. - You should cross a bridge ending up at a traffic intersection with the Main Road into Dunedin. This should be the first intersection to stop at since leaving the airport. Turn left on to the Main Road. - This road heads all the way into Dunedin however it changes names a few times even turning into a multi-lane motorway. Despite this you don t actually have any turnoffs to make. There will be one traffic light intersection to pass through as you get closer to Dunedin. - Approximately 2.1km after this set of traffic lights you will come to a major T-intersection controlled by traffic lights. This is the end to the southern motorway and you want to be a one of the two lanes turning right onto Andersons Bay Road. - At these traffic lights turn right into Andersons Bay Road. - Once you are through the intersection you need to be in the left hand lane (but no panic as you have several intersections with traffic lights to pass through before needing to be in the left hand lane). Stay in the Left Hand lane as you continue down Andersons Bay Road passing through the next two intersections with traffic lights.Travel straight through the roundabout intersection (in the left hand lane) onto Musselburgh Rise. - Continue on Musselburgh Rise. After 1.6km continue on this road taking the hard-right bend (road now changes to Silverton Street). - After 400m turn left at the intersection onto Highcliff Road. Continue on this road after about 2.2km you will be in the country with fantastic views over the harbour. - After approximately 7km you will encounter the township of Pukehiki. Turn left onto Camp Road. - Stay on Camp Road after 1km you will pass Castlewood Road on your left Larnach Castle s entrance is only 500m from here.