Morrinsville Situated between the Kaimai Ranges and the Waikato River. Set on easy rolling terrain, surrounded by some of the best farmland in New Zealand. big enough to HAVE IT!
Small enough for you to find it! photo supplied by Matt Cook Welcome to THINGS TO DO

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We can offer you quality Accommodation, Restaurants and Eateries. Complimented by a full range of retail and other services.
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Herd of COWS

MORRINSVILLE STREET ART

Herd of COWS

We can now boast a colourful range of cows in the town – they are dotted on street corners, outside businesses and are a truly magnificent sight to behold.  It’s literally “a must see” when you visit our town – call into the Information Centre for a map and details of where they are located

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Restaurants / Eateries

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Accommodation

Places to stay

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Walks/Bike Tracks

Walks/Bike Tracks

Events

Our major event of the year is the Morrinsville Fireworks Extravaganza (1st Saturday in November) brought to you by major sponsor MBS Advisors (Chartered Accountants).

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Morrinsville Country Market 'the best kept secret in the Waikato'

Stallholders include Fresh fruit and veges-Briscoes, and Roaches Nurserys also plants and trees, along with others. Volare range of bread. Numerous stalls of great preserves and baking. Pirongia Bacon. Wooller woodcrafts of cheese boards etc. Ray (The Drover) with his great range of wooden outdoor furniture. Huge stall of second-hand tools etc. Various food stalls to enjoy a Sat morning brunch and coffee at the Market. Various jewellery stalls. Arts and crafts, and many more.

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Events

Our major event of the year is the Morrinsville Fireworks Extravaganza (1st Saturday in November) brought to you by major sponsor MBS Advisors (Chartered Accountants).

More Info

Morrinsville Country Market 'the best kept secret in the Waikato'

Stallholders include Fresh fruit and veges-Briscoes, and Roaches Nurserys also plants and trees, along with others. Volare range of bread. Numerous stalls of great preserves and baking. Pirongia Bacon. Wooller woodcrafts of cheese boards etc. Ray (The Drover) with his great range of wooden outdoor furniture. Huge stall of second-hand tools etc. Various food stalls to enjoy a Sat morning brunch and coffee at the Market. Various jewellery stalls. Arts and crafts, and many more.

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Events

Our major event of the year is the Morrinsville Fireworks Extravaganza (1st Saturday in November) brought to you by major sponsor MBS Advisors (Chartered Accountants).

More Info

Morrinsville Country Market 'the best kept secret in the Waikato'

Stallholders include Fresh fruit and veges-Briscoes, and Roaches Nurserys also plants and trees, along with others. Volare range of bread. Numerous stalls of great preserves and baking. Pirongia Bacon. Wooller woodcrafts of cheese boards etc. Ray (The Drover) with his great range of wooden outdoor furniture. Huge stall of second-hand tools etc. Various food stalls to enjoy a Sat morning brunch and coffee at the Market. Various jewellery stalls. Arts and crafts, and many more.

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Heritage Centre

Step back in time with a visit to our new “Heritage Centre” located on Canada Street (opposite the Library).  Follow the story of Morrinsville and the district to see how the town and community have developed over the years.  A visit to the ‘McDonald Cottage’ built-in 1873 is amazing.  The Cottage was relocated to the new site and forms part of the Heritage Centre building (a must-see)

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Morrinsville Art Gallery

A visit to the Morrinsville Art Gallery on Thames Street is a “must-see” for locals and visitors alike.  We are very proud of this wonderful addition to our district.  The continuous change of art exhibit’s ensures repeat visits are essential

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Heritage Centre

Step back in time with a visit to our new “Heritage Centre” located on Canada Street (opposite the Library).  Follow the story of Morrinsville and the district to see how the town and community have developed over the years.  A visit to the ‘McDonald Cottage’ built-in 1873 is amazing.  The Cottage was relocated to the new site and forms part of the Heritage Centre building (a must-see)

Discover Now

Morrinsville Art Gallery

A visit to the Morrinsville Art Gallery on Thames Street is a “must-see” for locals and visitors alike.  We are very proud of this wonderful addition to our district.  The continuous change of art exhibit’s ensures repeat visits are essential

View Art

Heritage Centre

Step back in time with a visit to our new “Heritage Centre” located on Canada Street (opposite the Library).  Follow the story of Morrinsville and the district to see how the town and community have developed over the years.  A visit to the ‘McDonald Cottage’ built-in 1873 is amazing.  The Cottage was relocated to the new site and forms part of the Heritage Centre building (a must-see)

Discover Now

Morrinsville Art Gallery

A visit to the Morrinsville Art Gallery on Thames Street is a “must-see” for locals and visitors alike.  We are very proud of this wonderful addition to our district.  The continuous change of art exhibit’s ensures repeat visits are essential

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790+
Local Businesses
300+
Cows per Capita
20min
Drive from Hamilton
7700+
Population
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Morrinsville Information Centre

    The Morrinsville Information Centre staff offer helpful information to visitors passing through as well as assisting the residents of Morrinsville and the wider community.
    Our shelves are well stocked with up to date Maps and Brochures of New Zealand destinations.

    Opening Hours
    Mon-Fri 8.30am – 4.30pm
    Weekend/Public Holidays:
    Saturday: 9.30am – 2.30pm
    Sunday: 9.30am – 12.30pm
    Closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day

    Morrinsville Chamber of Commerce

    Become a member of your local Morrinsville Chamber of Commerce (MCC) and reap the rewards.
    Join the many businesses that meet monthly at the Business after 5’s and network… Read more

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