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Lake Tutira boat launching site

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Lake Tutira boat launching site

Off SH2, there is signposted access to the lake and camping is permitted, no motorized craft are allowed on the lake however small unpowered craft like kayaks, and inflatable rubber boats are permitted. This is a wildlife refuge, with a picnic areas in various locations surrounding the lake, there is good parking, but no facilities.

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