Bull Creek Hut | Arthurs Pass National Park
Bull Creek Hut is a compact four-bunk hut with the short bunks interleaved and stacked sardine-style. Would be very cozy for four persons.
Has an interesting history, having been built originally in 1954 from mostly bush timber. Almost completely rebuilt in 1989, reusing the same flat galvanised steel. Re-roofed and repainted, with the toilet and woodshed built in 2016.
Noted for its sandfly population.
category . . . basic huts/bivvies
hut fee . . . free
booking . . . not required
elevation . . . 660 m
bunks . . . 4 mattresses on bunks
built . . . 1954, rebuilt 1989, renovated 2016
heating . . . none
water . . . 80 m walk to stream
toilet . . . longdrop
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