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KILOMETERS FROM OPOTIKI
KILOMETERS FROM WHAKATANE
77km
Welcome to Kawerau
33km
Kawerau is nestled beneath the ancient volcano, Putauaki  which can be seen all the way from Te Kaha. Kawerau is renowned for its wonderful climate and its multi-cultural Heritage and has the distinction of being one of the youngest towns in New Zealand. Founded in 1953 the township has been well planned with plenty of parks and reserves, wide tree-lined streets and a leisurely pace of life.
Initially developed to cater for the pulp and paper industry, Kawerau's geothermal capacity and access to an abundance of natural resources led to diversification and the establishment of specialised industry. Kawerau's unique business environment makes it the logical site for sustainable industrial development.
Motorhome friendly Town: Kawerau has two designated areas for freedom camping for self-contained vehicles. These areas are Firmin Field and Prideaux Park which both have a dumping station. Visit the team at the Kawerau i-SITE if you need access to power. Freedom campers are welcome to stay in the Kawerau District for up to seven nights in any one calendar month with the first three nights FREE.
Kawerau i-Site
At the Bus Terminal, Plunket St. Permits to Tarawera Falls & trout fishing. 
Daily walking tours of town & parks.
P: 07 323 6030
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Kawerau Accommodation

Firmin Lodge
Modern affordable group accommodation. Waterhouse St.
P: 07 306 9009
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Kawerau Cafe's & Restaurants

Beyti’s Turkish Cafe & Restaurant
Open Tuesday to Sunday. 23 Liverpool St. Ph Beyti or Averill.
P: 07 219 3954
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    • Awakeri - SH2
    • Kawerau
    • Whakatane - Opotiki - SH2 >
      • Whakatane
      • Ohope Beach
      • Ohiwa Harbour
      • Waiotahe Beach
    • Opotiki - Te Kaha - SH35 >
      • Opotiki
      • Opotiki Accommodation
      • Opotiki Activities
      • Opotiki Business Directory
      • Opotiki History
      • Opotiki Prime Industries
      • Opotiki Restaurants, Cafes, Bars
      • Tablelands | Hukuwai Beach
      • Tirohanga | Omarumutu
      • Opape | Torere | Hawai
      • Maraenui | Motu | Omaio
    • Te Kaha - SH35
    • Whanarua Bay - Waihau Bay - SH35 >
      • Whanarua Bay
      • Raukokore
    • Waihau Bay - Hicks Bay - SH35 >
      • Waihau Bay
      • Oruaiti Beach
      • Whangaparoa (Cape Runaway)
      • Potaka | Lottin Point
    • Hicks Bay - SH35
    • Te Araroa - Ruatoria - SH35 >
      • Ruatoria - Things to see and do
      • Te Araroa
      • Tikitiki
      • Ruatoria - SH35
      • Mt Hikurangi
    • Te Puia Springs - SH35
    • Tokomaru Bay - SH35
    • Anaura Bay - SH35
    • Tolaga Bay - Gisborne - SH35 >
      • Tolaga Bay
      • Waihau Beach
      • Te Tapuwae o Rongokako
      • Tatapouri
      • Mokorori | Okitu | Wainui Beaches
    • Gisborne - SH2 >
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