Old camper fit-out found at freedom camping site
Land and Information New Zealand reports discarded items at a Central Otago camping area.
The Brief
- An old camper fit-out, including a kitchen sink, was left at a freedom camping site in Lowburn.
- LINZ shared an image online from one of its four managed sites at Lake Dunstan, highlighting the discarded items.
- Officials warn of increased rubbish dumping ahead of summer and urge proper disposal.
Land and Information New Zealand (LINZ) reported finding an old camper fit-out, including a kitchen sink, at a freedom camping site in Lowburn, Central Otago.
The agency shared an image online from one of its four managed sites at Lake Dunstan, highlighting the discarded items.
A LINZ spokesperson noted that more rubbish is often dumped in areas like Low, Lowburn, as summer approaches.
The spokesperson emphasized that the camping areas are intended for public enjoyment and not for leaving unwanted items, which shifts the clean-up responsibility to the public.
Officials urged campers to take their rubbish with them and dispose of it properly, and to report any instances of rubbish dumping to LINZ.
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