A campsite, shelter and toilet is sited at Sawdust Bay, a sawmill site between 1914 and 1918. At Kaipipi Bay two sawmills employed more than 100 people in the 1860s. The track between Kaipipi and Halfmoon Bay follows the former Kaipipi Road, in its heyday the most used and best maintained on the island. Huts and Campsites Port William and North Arm huts have 30 sleeping spaces. There is a limit of two consecutive nights in any hut.
Huts have mattresses, wood burning stoves for heating, running water and toilet facilities.
Cooking utensils are not provided and there is no food for sale on the track. You will also need to carry a portable stove. Trampers are expected to leave the huts clean and tidy. Camping is permitted only at the designated campsites at Maori Beach, Port William and Sawdust Bay. They have shelters, water supply and toilets.