Top 10 Things to do in Foxton, North Island

March 28, 2022 Ying Subia

Discover the best top things to do in Foxton, New Zealand including Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom, OFF THE LOOP Wake Park, Oranjehof, Dutch Connection Centre, Wake.X, De Molen, Windmill, Foxton Beach, MAV tech, All Saints Anglican Church, Wind Warrior Kite & SUP, Flax Stripper Museum.
Restaurants in Foxton

1. Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom

22 Harbour Street, Foxton 4814 New Zealand +64 6-363 5571 https://www.teawahou.com/Home
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5.0 based on 33 reviews

Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom

Award winning Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom combines a library, cafe, & community hub, galleries & and an iSite. iSite for visitors: We know all the best things to do, places to stay and ways to get there, plus we take care of the bookings. We'll point you in the right direction to make sure your trip in Horowhenua is memorable for all the right reasons. Galleries: Piriharakeke Generation Inspiration Centre is a Māori museum, arts and learning centre that provides an insight in to the lives of Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand. Piriharakeke has a strong focus on the stories, treasures, language and art. Oranjehof Dutch Connection Centre - Oranjehof showcases the stories and treasures of one of Aotearoa’s largest migrant groups – the New Zealand Dutch community. In our national Dutch museum, you can get in touch with all things Dutch.

Reviewed By PieterS90 - Nelson, New Zealand

We went especially to Foxton to see the Dutch museum. It was very interesting. It was well put together from the discovery of New Zealand by Abel Tasman to the modern day. There also was a Maori section. While we were there, there was a special exhibition of Anne Frank. It was housed in the community hall with the library, isite and a coffee shop. If you are passing through Foxton it is worth a stop.

2. OFF THE LOOP Wake Park

10 Stewart St Horowhenua, Foxton 4815 New Zealand 646279097950 [email protected] http://www.offtheloop.nz
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5.0 based on 27 reviews

OFF THE LOOP Wake Park

Here at OFF THE LOOP we have created the latest 'must do' attraction in the Lower Nth Island! We offer Cable Wakeboard & Waterski riding at our purpose built lake on our 2 x Two tower CABLE Systems. Based in Foxton, 1 1/2 hrs north of the Wellington CBD, and 30 mins west of Palmerston North we have a variety of flat glassy water, ramps and rail slides at our dual laned fantastic location

Reviewed By EricR1975 - Porirua, New Zealand

The park, rides and activities are amazing fun. Super friendly staff, reasonably priced. Go Foxton. Combo deals on the inflatables and the biscuit rides. Love it here ... I'm telling everyone about it. Super easy if you pre-book and pay online and fill in all the forms before you arrive.

3. Oranjehof, Dutch Connection Centre

92 Main Street, Foxton 4814 New Zealand +64 6-363 5571 [email protected] http://www.newzealand.com/us/plan/business/oranjehof-dutch-connection-centre/
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5.0 based on 6 reviews

Oranjehof, Dutch Connection Centre

Oranjehof is a very special museum about the history of Dutch immigration in New Zealand with lots of personal stories. Oranjehof is part of Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom, with library and the Piriharakeke Generation Inspiration Centre. Enjoy a complete Dutch experience by visiting Oranjehof, the windmill with a Dutch shop and the Oven, with Dutch treats like kroketten en frikandellen.

Reviewed By LeiMeisen - Bogota, Colombia

Next to the Dutch windmill in Foxton, you can find an amazing venue hub with the library, community services and 2 great experiences about the history of local Maori-iwi and about the history of Dutch immigrants in New Zealand. This part of the building of Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom is called: Oranjehof Dutch Connection Centre. You can find there all kinds of documents, stories, artworks, pictures and applicants which tell the story of the immigration after WW2 from Dutch people to NZ. You will feel the emotions and the hard circumstances the first generations had to endure, but also the influence of a lot of 'Dutch kiwi's 'on daily life in NZ. For example, you can see and read the story of the first coffee shop ever in Wellington by Suzy van de Kwast, who was the first to boost the start of a real coffee culture. You can play the traditional Dutch game "sjoelbakken'and your children can dress up in traditional Dutch costumes for their selfies! The combination of the Dutch windmill, a Dutch shop, the Dutch restaurant the Oven with traditional treats like kroketten en frikandellen and Oranjehof offer you a real and amazing Dutch experience, very near the State Highway in Foxton

4. Wake.X

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Wake.X

Visit Foxton for more than just some Foxton Fizz! Hire a jetski for a fun trip that is sure to tick the adventure box! From beginner to experienced, Your Safety is our Priority with our all new SAFE.X modules fitted to our fleet. Hire a jet ski from 1 hour to a week. Grab your family, friends or colleagues for a fun day out – family and corporate packages available.

5. De Molen, Windmill

96A Main Street, Foxton 4814 New Zealand [email protected] http://demolenfoxton.org.nz
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4.5 based on 102 reviews

De Molen, Windmill

Our Dutch name “De Molen” translates to “the Mill”. In the Netherlands, the country of windmills, a molen is, by default, a windmill with its type only specified if it is not wind driven. De Molen was built, and is run, by volunteers under the management of The Foxton Windmill Trust Inc., a charitable society.Plans and specifications were obtained from the Netherlands and de Molen is, apart from alterations made to conform with New Zealand building codes, an exact replica of a 17th century Dutch flourmill.Equipped with the latest design composite millstones,

Reviewed By ozkiwis2016 - Lower Hutt, New Zealand

The operating windmill milling maize rye wheat spelt built 2003 a exact replica of a 17th century Dutch windmill the view from the 3rd level is well worth climbing the steep stairs.

6. Foxton Beach

Marine Parade, Foxton New Zealand
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4.5 based on 74 reviews

Foxton Beach

Reviewed By garda2021 - Wellington, New Zealand

Excellent beach Very clean and hallow before a drop off so kids can play safe Top 10 holiday park right on the doorstep Restaurant nearby And lots of water activities to do Plenty of fishing

7. MAV tech

Avennue road, Foxton New Zealand +64 6-363 6669 http://www.mavtech.co.nz/index.html
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4.5 based on 8 reviews

MAV tech

8. All Saints Anglican Church

Main Street, Foxton 4814 New Zealand +64 6-363 7275 http://wn.anglican.org.nz/
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All Saints Anglican Church

9. Wind Warrior Kite & SUP

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10. Flax Stripper Museum

Harbour Street, Foxton 4814 New Zealand +64 6-363 6846 [email protected] https://www.foxton.org.nz/attr-flax.html
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