# White Horse Hill Campsite

> A DOC campsite at the start of the Hooker Valley and Kea Point tracks, set in tussock below the peaks.

Source: https://camping-spirit.com/places/nzz-white-horse-hill-campsite/

A DOC campsite at the start of the Hooker Valley and Kea Point tracks, set in tussock below the peaks. Facilities are basic and the weather changes fast, so pack warm layers. Fees and any booking requirements should be checked on the DOC website before arrival.

- **Nearest town:** Mount Cook Village, New Zealand
- **Category:** Nature & parks
- **GPS:** -43.7200, 170.0935

## Good to know

**Best time to go:** The most pleasant months are usually November–March. Still fine, with some compromises, in April and October. (Estimate from long-term temperature averages, terrain and pass seasons)

## Featured in these trip guides

- [Mackenzie Country lakes and Aoraki / Mount Cook](https://camping-spirit.com/guides/nzz-mackenzie-mount-cook/)

## Nearby

- [Hooker Valley Track](https://camping-spirit.com/places/nzz-hooker-valley-track/) – 0 km
- [Kea Point Track](https://camping-spirit.com/places/nzz-kea-point-track/) – 1 km
- [Tasman Glacier Viewpoint](https://camping-spirit.com/places/nzz-tasman-glacier-viewpoint/) – 8 km
- [Glentanner Park Centre](https://camping-spirit.com/places/nzz-glentanner-holiday-park/) – 18 km

## FAQs

### Where is White Horse Hill Campsite?

White Horse Hill Campsite is in Mount Cook Village, New Zealand, at GPS -43.7200, 170.0935.

### Which road trips pass White Horse Hill Campsite?

White Horse Hill Campsite is a stop on these CampingSpirit trip guides: Mackenzie Country lakes and Aoraki / Mount Cook.

### What is there to see near White Horse Hill Campsite?

Places worth a stop nearby: Hooker Valley Track (0 km), Kea Point Track (1 km), Tasman Glacier Viewpoint (8 km) and Glentanner Park Centre (18 km).

### When is the best time to visit White Horse Hill Campsite?

The most pleasant months are usually November–March. Still fine, with some compromises, in April and October. (Estimate from long-term temperature averages, terrain and pass seasons)