Lake Te Koo Utu, Cambridge

Tucked away in the heart of Cambridge, Lake Te Koo Utu provides a tranquil and easy walking trail.

A popular spot with locals, the Lake Te Koo Utu walk is an easy, flat trail suitable for pushchairs and the variety of trees and gardens planted around the lake make for varied and picturesque settings year round.

Several lookout points, water features, and a children’s playground make this walk perfect for young families. Plus onsite BBQ facilities provide a great spot for a sunny afternoon picnic.

The short walking trail circumnavigates Lake Te Koo Utu and is a popular dog walking track, with a dog friendly exercise area also available.

Pricing

Free

Activity Duration:

approx 1km loop

SkyCity Hamilton

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Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum & Gallery

Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum & Gallery

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Hamilton Gardens

Hamilton Gardens

From ancient Egypt to a 21-century Concept Garden. Admission to the enclosed gardens requires a paid entry fee for visitors who live outside of Hamilton, with children under 16 years of age free. Unlike any botanical garden, our unique attraction is rated among the top 3 things to do in New Zealand and is in the top 1% of attractions globally on Tripadvisor. Discover the magic of Hamilton Gardens with one of our tours. Whether you're a first-time explorer or a returning visitor, this immersive journey unveils fascinating tales, discovering the cultural significance woven into every petal and pathway.  Or opt for an Audio Guide to enjoy a narrated journey through the ages and across the continents, exploring at your own pace. 

Hamilton Golf Club

Hamilton Golf Club at St Andrews

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Waterworld

Waterworld

Waterworld facilities and features: 25m children's pool, toddlers pool, 50m lane swimming pool, 4.6M deep dive pool including several springboards and the steel diving platform tower, outdoor lido pool, splash pad, hydroslides, inflatables and bouncy castle (subject to availability), hydrotherapy pool (aqua lite classes on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9am - 10am). Learn to swim programme, gym including land and water-based classes, steam, sauna and spa, outdoor playground, BBQ area, L.K. Coffee Hub, birthday party room and swimwear and merchandise for sale.

Sands Carving Studio

Carve Your Own Mere

Carve your own traditional Māori weapon - the mere: a greenstone club. This workshop is designed with entry-level carvers in mind, but some carving experience is highly recommended, and will take a minimum of 7 - 8 hrs. In this workshop, we will cover the cultural history of the form, the tools and skills necessary for stone-carving and will guide participants through the process of creating a pounamu mere. By the end of the workshop, participants will have a fully completed and bound mere to take home.

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