Location: Waikato Region
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Top 7 Sports Complexes in Waikato Region, North Island
Waikato (/ˈwaɪkɑːtɔː/ or /ˈwaɪkætoʊ/) is a local government region of the upper North Island of New Zealand. It covers the Waikato, Hauraki, Coromandel Peninsula, the northern King Country, much of the Taupo District, and parts of Rotorua District. It is governed by the Waikato Regional Council.
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1. Taupo Gliding Club
2. Thundercross Valley Dirt Bike Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 79 reviews
We offer a total dirt bike riding experience for riders of all ages and skill levels. Set in 750 acres of rolling countryside and breathtaking scenery, 1.25hrs from central Auckland and an hour from Hamilton. We are the only facility of this type in NZ: where you can ride tracks, hire a bike & get coaching. We have 25 bikes; something to suit all sizes and experience levels; from children's Peewee 50cc to 300cc for the experienced rider. Full protective gear is included in hire. No motorbike licence or experience necessary. Tuition available with experienced coaches. We will teach you to ride independently around our beautiful private Park. Whatever your thirst for fun on the tracks, we have it here: Learners', Novice/Intermediate, Advanced and Motocross tracks. The tracks were established in 1999 by owner, James Fowlie, so that his teenage children had somewhere to train. The Park has been popular with locals, domestic and international visitors ever since.
Reviewed By Brettchristie1
Amazing day. Great tracks with a range of options for different abilities. Heaps of room, everyone respectful and out there for a good time. Easy sign in and lovely people who run the site. Fantastic place- we will be back!
3. AC Baths
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By caitlinnz88 - Auckland, New Zealand
Fantastic value and just perfect for families. We had tried Debretts but we won't go back after discovering AC Baths :-) Value for money, size, facilities all just great! It will depend what you're looking for of course, but if you want a nice warm pool with loads of space for everyone, great shade areas, spaces for entertaining, great cafe and slides plus incredibly good set up in changing areas for families at a really reasonable price then this is the place for you :-) The family changing rooms were large and warm, and included toilets, shower, good sized dry shelf, large rubbish bin and change table and there were plenty of them too. When so many times the dash to get changed is full of stress and bother, grumpy kids who are wet and cold and need the toilet right when you've stripped the last of your togs off this facility was bliss! Staff very friendly too. Thanks AC Baths for a superb visit! We will be back for sure!
4. Avantidrome
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Keithry - Cambridge, New Zealand
A wonderful facility and a real asset to Cambridge, the Waikato and New Zealand. I was there this visit to witness a 96 year old set a world record for s one hour ride - congratulations Reg Rye! Well Done
5. Swim Zone Matamata
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 7 reviews
Swim Zone Matamata is a pool complex with something for the whole family. With an indoor pool, outdoor pools, toddler's pool and dive pool, whether you want to swim and train or splash and play, Swim Zone Matamata is the ideal location. The pools are heated all year round - the perfect temperature to play, but not too hot for a good workout! The pools are always supervised by qualified lifeguards.
6. University of Waikato Pool
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Action Indoor Sports
Action Indoor Sports provides a healthy environment where friends, relatives, workmates and families can play social sports while enjoying the convenience of indoor sports. We offer Indoor Netball, Indoor Cricket, and Indoor Soccer competitions every week, all year round. All competitions organised by Action Indoor Sports are fully serviced by providing all equipment, trained umpires and complete competition management.
