Marble Hills Retreat is a campground at Marahau in the Tasman district, with a Google rating of 4.6.
A good campground tells you clearly what is on site: toilets, showers, water, rubbish arrangements and whether you can drive a tent, caravan or campervan onto your pitch. If you are choosing one, check whether you need to book, what facilities there are and how far it is from the nearest shop. Marahau is the southern gateway to the Abel Tasman Coast Track, so regulars book early for summer and school holidays, when sites fill quickly, and plan their walking, water taxi or kayak trips around the tides, as the estuary here changes dramatically between high and low water. Bring warm layers, insect repellent and sun protection, as weather and sandflies can both surprise visitors. Follow the site rules on fires, noise and rubbish, and ring ahead to confirm availability and check-in times.
For campers and walkers heading to Abel Tasman National Park, Marble Hills Retreat in Marahau is a well-rated place to look at for a stay.