Explore Peel Forest Park
The Peel Forest Park is located in the Canterbury region of New Zealand. Nestled along the foothills of the Southern Alps by the Rangitata River, Peel Forest Park is a 700-hectare remnant of a magnificent podocarp forest which once covered a huge area in mid-Canterbury.
The tracks in this forest park are well signposted and ideal for short walks and hikes.
Peel Forest Park Activities
Activities in Peel Forest Park include:
- Bushwalking, tramping
- Canoeing, rafting, kayaking
- Fishing
- Swimming
- Bird watching
- Camping, picknicking
- Guided Tours
Peel Forest Park Conservation
The Peel Forest Park is managed by the Department of Conservation. Some things to remember include:
- Do not take dogs or other animals into any of the reserves
- Do not light fires
- Take your rubbish away with you
- Do not remove or disturb any artifacts or other historic remains
- Camp only in designated camping areas
