Waikato

In a town normally driven through, Eleanor Hughes finally stops and discovers some fascinating nuggets of history

Heather Whelan discovers there’s more to the quiet townships of Paeroa and Te Aroha than soda water

From natural wonders like hot water beaches and magical caves to galleries, gardens and more, the Waikato has lots on offer for motorhomers. Here’s a look at some of the highlights, from A right through to Z

Elisabeth Easther sets off on a road trip into the heart of the North Island to cycle the renowned Timber Trail, a blissful ride through an enchanted forest

Eleanor Hughes gets away from the holiday crowds and hikes three trails on the peninsula

Located in the heart of rural Waikato, the quaint township of Cambridge is known for its artisan cafes, antique shopping, and picture-perfect scenery. In this extract, The Insider’s Guide editor Cheree Morrison shares a few highlights worth checking out next time you’re there.

In this issue, MCD writer Jackie Norman rediscovers the beauty of Wairere Falls near Matamata

NZMCD's Jill Malcolm shares her latest adventures and experiences from the road

NZMCD's Heather Whelan finds there’s more to Matamata than Hobbits, as she and her partner Malcolm explore the area

With its unbelievably clear waters, Putaruru’s Blue Springs attracts tourists from all over the world. Jackie Scurr stopped by recently and was blown away by the sheer beauty of this incredible natural beauty.n

The Waikato coastal town of Raglan, famously popular for its surf, is also packed with modern eateries and places to stretch the legs and soothe the soul, finds Elisabeth Easther

Jill Malcolm shares her latest adventures and experiences from the road. In this issue she visits Prof's@Woodlands cafe, nestled within the beautiful Woodlands Estate.