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Phone:

Main - 09 431 7417

Address:

5 Church Road, Matakohe 0593

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General Info

Take a step back into Northland's history when you visit The Kauri Museum, nestled in the picturesque west coast village of Matakohe. The Kauri Museum in Matakohe is the leading Museum and Gift Shop for all Kauri themed products in New Zealand. The award winning Kauri Museum tells the story of our pioneering settlers though the lens of the Kauri Industry. The museum specialises in the legacy of our Kauri Forests; specifically the strong durable timber and the highly prized Kauri Gum. Visit the Kauri Museum Souvenir Shop, and choose from the best selection of Kauri products in New Zealand. Also browse our Online Shop, we have a great range of unique Kauri products which are the best option for a gift. Visit our website to learn more about Kauri and the museum, or simply call in! We are open 7 days a week, and only closed on Christmas Day!

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Categories
Museums & Galleries, Tours & Sightseeing
What Makes Us Different
We are a Museum and Art Gallery sharing the story of our pioneering settlers through the lens of the Kauri Industry. We have various activities available to visitors, including: interactive hands-on displays, historic buildings and books to explore, personal stories from the past, and the beautiful Kauri Coast just up the road.

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08/25/17

Really cool place to visit , the muffins and coffee were beautiful. The museum was interesting and well worth viewing .

07/25/17

Great cafe with fresh scones and cream. Enjoyed the museum but it's quite a drive

04/16/21

What an amazing museum, I thought before I went in, "another museum, no", but was I wrong. This is a great asset to NZ. The working mill was very interesting and the hotel with the rooms on display was also. As you leave you go through a gift shop, which had a range of products. Totally recommend a stop here, give yourself 2hrs.

10/03/20

We enjoyed spending time, and learning lots of new stuff, at the Kauri Museum.