Marble Hill Campsite is a Department of Conservation campground situated beside State Highway 7 in the Lewis Pass Scenic Reserve, about 6. 5 km east of Springs Junction on New Zealand's South Island.

Individual gravel-based bays are nestled into subalpine forest, flanked by mountains and overlooking shrubland and paddocks. The campsite serves as a handy base for exploring the Lewis Pass and Maruia areas.

Two walks depart directly from camp: a short trail to the Sluice Box Gorge and the longer Lake Daniell Track. Native birds including kaka and kakariki are commonly spotted around the site and along the Lake Daniell route.

World-class trout fishing rivers are easily accessible nearby, and the Maruia Springs Thermal Resort hot pools are roughly ten minutes down the road. Water on site should be boiled or treated before drinking.