Lake Hakanoa Huntly Domain

The famous Hampton Downs Go-Karts and we offer exhilarating U-Drive track experiences in our V8 Mustang or Camaro. Other attractions include Mad Mike's Mad Lab, the Toyota Gazoo Racing's live workshop, which are both located alongside Aoraki Coffee Roasters Café, which sells award-winning coffee and great food seven days a week. Our modern conferencing facilities and exhilarating team building experiences make Hampton Downs a great option for businesses looking for a meeting place or event venue.

A volunteer heritage railway group providing the public with steam &/or diesel train rides on 5km of the old Rotowaro to Glen Afton branch line 12km drive west of Huntly. Open days operate on the first Sunday of every month. For other dates or to charter a train for your group contact the Secretary by email. The Open Day ticket covers rides on the main train between 10.00am and 3.00pm. Rides on an old bush "jigger" are usually available at a small extra cost. Souvenirs, a sausage sizzle, other food items and drinks are normally available on Open Days. We have EFTPOS. As well as train rides, the railway has a significant collection of heritage industrial railway items on display, much of which came from the coal & timber industries.

Great North Tours is a New Zealand tour company based in Hamilton in the North Island, just over an hours drive from Auckland International Airport. We provide personalised, bespoke, private, small group tours to guests in the North Island of New Zealand. We tailor holidays to suit you, so you’ll get to see the sights and sounds in your own comfort and pace, take part in adventure activities and experience our unique culture. Tell us about your needs and preferences, and we’ll be back in touch with recommendations of things to see and do, places to stay and food to eat. Each multi day tour is individually designed with attention to detail in every aspect of your tour. Then, we’ll show you the best of what New Zealand has to offer.

Embark on a premier 3-day private journey through New Zealand’s iconic "Golden Triangle." This tour offers a seamless blend of cinematic magic, cultural immersion, and natural wonders with professional door-to-door service. Day 1 features the Hobbiton Movie Set with a buffet lunch and an evening of Māori culture at Mitai Village. Day 2 explores Rotorua and Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland before heading to the adventure hub of Taupō. Day 3 concludes with the magical Waitomo Glowworm Caves and the world-renowned Hamilton Gardens. Travelling in our premium Mercedes-Benz fleet, you enjoy total flexibility. We manage all logistics and transport, allowing you to relax and enjoy the lush Waikato landscape.

Climbing is all about exploring physical movements while also being challenged mentally. Figuring out how to get through a climb is seriously addictive. There is no better place to try this exciting sport than Hamilton’s newest and largest state of the art bouldering gym. With a massive variety of walls and holds, designed for all ages and abilities, Boulder Co Hamilton provides the perfect setting for everyone to climb, no experience is necessary. Bouldering can provide a full body workout, with the ideal combination of resistance and aerobic training, but is just as great for anyone looking for a fun, social experience with a great sense of achievement. No bookings are necessary, just roll on up and we'll get you climbing in no time.

Welcoming Guests Through Our Doors Since 1872. Woodlands Estate was established as a 98,000-acre estate purchased from The Crown by The Piako Swamp Company for 2/6 (25 cents) an acre. The Homestead, restored to its former glory, was initially built as a Manager's residence between 1875 and 1881. It is primarily made of Kauri and still features some original weatherboards and roof iron. Woodlands Estate is looked after by a not-for-profit trust, with the gardens being well-maintained by the Waikato District Council. The overall historic and aesthetic value of the homestead and gardens has been maintained thanks to generous donations and voluntary time. The Trust extends its gratitude for the generous support of the community over the years.