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| Adult | $25.00 |
| Child (15 year(s) and under) |
$8.00 |
Spider inside gum
The Kauri Museum
A 1929 Cat 60 - Operational Machinery Wing
Sawmill Display
Smith Wing
Sterling Wing
Antique woodworking tools in the Museum collection.
5,000 pieces of golden, honey-coloured kauri gum glow in the jewel in the Museum's crown: the best and biggest collection of gum in the world.
Pounamu, bone and stone, feather fibre and wood. See Maori taonga (treasures) from the Kaipara and Northland.
5 Church Road, Matakohe, New Zealand.
The award winning Kauri Museum is famous for its collections based around the ancient kauri trees which once covered northern New Zealand. Far more than a museum of timber, and mid way between Auckland and the Bay of Islands.
The award winning Kauri Museum is famous for its collections based around the ancient kauri trees which once covered northern New Zealand. Far more than a museum of timber, and mid way between Auckland and the Bay of Islands.
| Adult | $25.00 |
| Child (15 year(s) and under) |
$8.00 |
Child (age 5-15) $8; Family (2 adults & children) $55; Senior Citizens $21; Students (with current ID) $21; Group Rates - please contact the museum 09 431 7417
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Find out moreThe Kauri Museum recounts the history and the legacy of our ancient kauri forests, and the industries associated with the trees. In addition to preserving our past, the Museum plays a role in conserving the remaining trees, collaborating to “Save our Forests” by raising awareness of the spread of the Kauri Dieback disease, and promoting forest ecology.
Visitors to The Kauri Museum will experience an interactive, hands-on displays and life-like models, the world’s largest kauri slab – measuring 22.5 metres in length. Fossilised and swamp kauri, tens of thousands of years old, a rare collection of polished kauri gum and a working sawmill. An exceptional gift store showcasing kauri timber, kauri gum and the crafts of the Kaipara region.
5 Church Road, Matakohe, New Zealand.
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