Kinloch Wilderness Retreat

Central Otago
All year round

Come and be immersed in nature and discover your nature within

Kinloch Wilderness Retreat is nestled in nature and surrounded by wilderness. Step out into beech forest, sit by the lake and feel the power of the mountains. Four distinct styles of accommodation offerings ensure everyone is catered for. From a luxury lodge to ecopods to simple dormitory styles, there is something for everyone!

Cost?

varies

For more info visit:

Kinloch Wilderness Retreat

Address

862 Kinloch Rd
Kinloch
Glenorchy

Contact

03 442 4900

reservations@kinlochlodge.co.nz

ACCESSIBILITY

Transport

Glenorchy is a 48 km scenic drive from Queenstown, allow 45 minutes driving time. Kinloch is a further 26 kms. The road is sealed for the 17kms to the Dart Bridge, the last 9 kms is unsealed though well graded for a normal car or van. Before renting a vehicle, do check there is insurance cover to drive on unsealed roads. Boat transfers are available from Queenstown.

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