Playing in our backyard

The Log Cabin is surrounded by many interesting and exciting activities and adventures to explore during your stay. There are a number of stunning walking tracks on our doorstep and we are only a few minutes drive from a great starting point to cycle the Hauraki Rail Trail. A short drive takes you to one of our favourite award winning Restaurants, The Falls Retreat Bistro, and yoga, pottery making lessons, massage therapies and train rides are all within easy reach. Waihi Golf Club, a wonderful par 72, golf course situated amongst beautiful lush green surroundings, is just a 12 minute drive away.

Things to do locally

Bulls Wool Farm

The farm has a diverse and interesting array of rare breed farm animals, working farm museums and an award-winning Native Bird Reserve. There is so much to see, do, explore and learn about! The Farm offers an authentic taste of Kiwi farm life, and is one of New Zealand's most beloved and iconic rural experiences.

Distance from The Log Cabin

15 minutes

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Waihi Rail

Travel back in time and enjoy a ride on a heritage train with Goldfields Railway. Journey between Waihi and Waikino at the eastern end of the spectacular Karangahake Gorge.

Distance from The Log Cabin

15 minutes

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The Nest

A unique space, amongst nature, in the heart of Waihi Beach, for adults and kids to practice yoga. Also offering school holiday programmes, a nature school and workshops, there is lots to experience in this tranquil setting.

Distance from The Log Cabin

20 minutes

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Falls Retreat Bistro

Food created from the heart. Taste the difference.The Bistro is a place where you experience quality food in a charming bistro style setting. Award wining chef Brad King and his team create flavours and textures that you will remember for a long time.

Distance from The Log Cabin

5 minute drive

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Waitawheta River

Follow an old tramline (1898 - 1928) on a relatively flat track through the spectacular Waitawheta Gorge - with interpretation panels as well, it's a great option for kids.

Distance from The Log Cabin

2 minute walk

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Laughing Pottery

Visit Andrew Killick's showroom in Waihi to see his amazing pottery or if you fancy getting your hands a little dirty, then take a lesson and have some fun.

Distance from The Log Cabin

15 minutes

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Hauraki Rail Trail

The Hauraki Rail Trail is a great cycle for all ages. With its gentle terrain and loads of places to eat, it’s one of the easiest and most satisfying trails in the North Island.

Distance from The Log Cabin

5 minute drive

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Mauri Ora Native Spa Therapies

Mirimiri/Romiromi Massage, Kawakawa Foot Spa Pedicure, Rongoā Medicine Herbal potions, Brow specialist and Makeup Artist

Distance from The Log Cabin

15 minutes

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Kaimai Mamaku Walking Tracks

Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park has a wide range of vegetation and and bird and animal life.Vegetation in the park ranges from dense low altitude forest to windblown scrub and grassland. A bird lover's paradise with great hiking trails, walking trails and forest trails in the Kaimai Mamaku Conservation Park.

Distance from The Log Cabin

At our boundary

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Everything you need to know about visiting The Log Cabin

Accommodating up to 10 guests in four upstairs bedrooms, there is a fully equipped kitchen, two bathrooms and a large dining and lounge area...

When you stay

Situated on a stunning 12 acres, adjacent to a beautiful river with swimming holes, you are free to roam and explore to your hearts content...

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If there's anything else you'd like to know more about, or if you have any questions then get in touch.

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Just a few of our guest comments

Lovely ambience. Loved the tui in the flax bush, moreporks, stars, swimming in the river, bush walks and gold mining history in the area.

Margaret

December 2017

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