The Kauri Museum

The Kauri Museum tells the fascinating story of pioneering settlers, through the theme of the second largest tree in the world, the kauri. The kauri tree is famous for its immense size, its beautiful timber and the fascinating gum. 90,000 people visit this internationally acclaimed museum yearly. Experience the awesome history of the mighty kauri, its gum and the pioneering past. The largest undercover attraction in Northland. The largest collection of kauri gum in the world. An insight into early New Zealand social history. Magnificent collection of antique kauri furniture. Restored machinery including 1929 Cat 60 and turning Steam Sawmill. The fantastic Museum Shop has the best selection of kauri products in New Zealand. The Museum is approximately 90 minutes north of Auckland and is open 7 days (except Christmas Day). We deliver worldwide. The Kauri Museum is administered by a charitable trust and enjoys strong community support. It is self-funded by entrance fees and profits from the shop. New Zealand Heritage At Its Best! Allow 2 hours for a visit.