Mount Cook Station

Price

From $150 NZD

Mount Cook Station is situated on the northeast side of Lake Pūkaki. There are spectacular views of Aoraki/Mount Cook, the Southern Alps, Lake Pūkaki and the Jollie and Tasman Rivers. Mount Cook Station is a family-run high country station with accommodation and event options available.

Choose from three supremely comfortable accommodation options. The legendary Shearers Quarters is warm and welcoming, with five bedrooms and shared living spaces. From the balcony overlooking the Jollie River, Tasman River Flats and the Southern Alps you can begin savouring the spectacle and the spirit of our special location.

Closer to the Homestead you will find the unique Station Huts, originally used to house the shepherds who worked the farm years ago. From the exterior, these huts are still in their original state, with the interiors lovingly refreshed to be warm, cosy spaces.

The ‘New House’, situated on a plateau overlooking Aoraki/Mount Cook, provides five-star B&B accommodation in an utterly unique New Zealand location.

Mount Cook Station has built a museum to showcase the rich history of the property and the characters that worked on the station. The museum contains mementoes from their lives and skills, machinery through the generations, as well as historical pieces donated from surrounding stations.

Find out more

Address

1580 Hayman Road, Lake Pūkaki

Turn off State Highway 8 onto Hayman Road by Lake Pūkaki (eastern side). Continue along this road until you reach the very end. You’ll see the gate to Mount Cook Station at the end of the road.

Contact Info

Phone:

+64 21 942 043
Email:

mountcookstation@gmail.com
Website:

https://www.mountcookstation.com/

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