Moke Lake Review

About 20 minutes drive from Queenstown city, the road is not easy to drive, the road is narrow, there are a lot of natural scenery on the gravel road, and there are camping campsite very classic life on the ground.

We have been a bit delayed in the frenetic and bustling Queenstown, a beautiful camp that looks like a popular refuge. We didn’t camp (it was winter), but we drove 4 miles from Queenstown, enjoyed the wonderful views and hiked a short walk. When the wind was calm, the lake was a perfect mirror of the surrounding mountains. It was really beautiful. The kayaking looks great I wish we had checked this before we came, and if we knew, we would choose to take this. The process of driving through the valley to the camp will make people feel like they are in the Lord of the Rings scene. The camp looked comfortable and some bathroom facilities were still open in winter. Maybe it was a shopping place in summer, but in winter it was almost our own place. Take a break and explore the beauty outside Queenstown.

The road to the lake is very bumpy and slow. But when you swim in the ice water in the lake, the beautiful 360 degree view will make you feel that the long bump is worth it. It is perfect for picnics, boating, jungle hiking, or horse riding nearby. There are also many outdoor toilets, which are easy to use and in good condition. This trip is great when the weather is good! If you like swimming, you can bring a wetsuit.

Very beautiful. The road to Moke Lake was amazing. After waiting there, the scenery was more beautiful. It rained the day we went and the clouds were low. The photographer's dream place. The scenery is unpredictable. The astronomical photos I took at night were particularly incredible. It’s about three quarters of an hour drive from Queenstown to Glenorchy, which is a good drive.

Very beautiful camping camp, mainly locals going on vacation. Note that the last section of the road is the gravel road, which is best for four-wheel drive. There is a horseback riding ranch open to tourists by the lake (Ben Lomond Horse Treks), $99 per person, about an hour and a half, you can trot on the horse.