Anapai Bay Campsite is a Great Walk campsite within Abel Tasman National Park in the Nelson/Tasman region, set on a coastal bay accessible by boat or on foot.

It offers six unpowered tent sites with flush toilets and tap water that must be boiled before drinking. Bookings are required, and dogs are not permitted.

Sitting near the northern end of the Abel Tasman Coast Track, the bay is unserviced by water taxis, giving it a quieter, more remote feel than campsites further south.

The beach is framed by distinctive stone pillars rising from the sand, and seals are commonly spotted in the shallows. Its relative seclusion makes it a rewarding destination for walkers who have navigated the tidal Awaroa inlet to reach it.