我们在这里收到了400美元的门票。从主要道路到灰街的入口被封锁,所以我们从车库的另一个入口进入了车库。那里只有一个露营车。我们从入场的地方看不到停车湾的标志,所以我们只是在另一个露营车旁停车。不幸的是,这不是一个“指定”的露营车。因此,我们收到了门票。因此,请确保你在露营车停车的标志前停车。

在指定地点留下绿色贴车,但仍然被罚款,因为官员没有戴上他的眼镜或任何东西。大量的压力和努力,以获得豁免 - 因为我们没有400美元的处罚,这不是意图给予。

Absolutely without chance. Until council in every city with this naive system starts to fine those who comes before 6pm and does not hesitate to “book” it’s place with QR code, it will never work. Been to Wānaka, Hāwea and now Queenstown and the story is always the same. The page says all places are free and once you get to the spot, the carpark is filled with nearly double number of vehicles which are there from 4 sometimes even 2pm and of course without registration… Don’t even bother trying

Be careful, the rangers patrol all day long. They're already there by 8:15, and by 2:30 PM the parking spaces are already taken. And forget about sleeping outside the parking areas; there are several police officers who think they own the place, and even if you're self-contained or only planning to sleep for two hours, don't even try. They'll fine you $400 without asking if you're inside the parking area or not. In short, leave your car in the morning like everyone else does, and don't rely 100% on the QR code availability.

Part of a normal car park with 10 hour stay, so often non-camper vehicles are parked in campervan bays

Only a few spaces in a small car park a short distance from the airport. It is noisy and dusty due to the current roadworks next door, but adequate for one night. Toilets are about a minute walk away, as is a water fountain. A short distance from the car park there is a McDonalds open 24 hours which is nice and you are also at the lake in 10 minutes.