Mt Cook Accommodation
Set amongst native bush and boasting the best weather in the Aoraki Mount Cook region, Glentanner Park offers a variety of accommodation for any budget; comfortable self-contained, motel-style units, large standard units, basic units, and powered campervan and tent sites with large shared facilities.
Our holiday park accommodation and camping ground is ideal for couples, families, backpackers, groups, campervans, caravans and tents.
Check in is from 2pm on the day of your arrival, and check out is by 10am on the day of departure. Rooms are cleaned and serviced daily.
Book Online or use the availability calendar to check your dates.
Self Contained Units
Fully self contained motel style units with their own kitchen and bathroom. Fantastic views of Aoraki Mount Cook.
Prices change seasonally, starting from NZD 320.00
Basic Units
Modest yet comfortable accommodation with a queen bed and two single beds. Great views of the Southern Alps.
Prices change seasonally, starting from NZD 210.00
Standard Units (Sleep up to 7)
Smaller bunk room units. Affordable accommodation for individuals, couples, small groups and families.
Prices change seasonally, starting from NZD 185.00
Standard Units (Sleep up to 10)
Large bunk room unit with single bunk beds. Ideal for families or larger groups. Toilet and hand basin within the unit.
Prices change seasonally, starting from NZD 220.00
Backpacker Dormitory
Single bunk bed in our 10 bed dorm room. Full use of the camp facilities.
Prices change seasonally, starting from NZD 50.00 per person
Powered Sites
Spacious powered campsites for campervans, set in native bush. Full use of the camp facilities.
Prices change seasonally, starting from NZD 35.00 per person
Non Powered Sites
Spacious camp sites set in native bush with Aoraki Mount Cook views. Full use of the camp facilities.
Prices change seasonally, starting from NZD 30.00 per person
Please note:
Pets are allowed on Powered/Non-Powered sites upon arrangement, but are not allowed within the cabins.
Please be aware that no animals are allowed in Aoraki Mt Cook National Park, as per the Department of Conservation.
