
NZ Clubs · Northland
Find lions clubs clubs across Northland — locations, contacts and ways to get involved.
13 lions clubs clubs listed
Northland’s subtropical coastline and rural hinterland create the perfect setting for Lions Clubs that feel relaxed yet deeply connected to community life. With 13 active clubs spread across Kaipara, Far North and Whangarei, families and beginners can easily find welcoming ways to contribute. These clubs act as social anchors where new members quickly feel at home, blending local hospitality with meaningful service that fits the region’s year-round outdoor pace.
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Dargaville, Northland
Dargaville Lions Club: Northland's men's service club raising funds for youth, elderly, needy, and environment. Annual auction, meetings, events, hall hire in Kaipara district. Community volunteers helping locally.
Hikurangi, Northland
Hikurangi Lions Club: Community service in Northland, NZ. Join dinner meetings (2nd Tue, 6:30pm) & business sessions (4th Tue, 7:30pm) at Hikurangi Bowling Club. Serve your local area today.
Coopers Beach, Northland
Lions Club - Mangonui: Community-service club in Northland's Far North. Monthly meetings at St John's building, Coopers Beach. Join for local impact and Lions fellowship.
Ōkaihau, Northland
Lions Club - Okaihau: Community-service club in Northland's Far North. Join dinner meetings 2nd Wed, business meetings 4th Wed at 7.30pm, Okaihau Community Hall. Support local initiatives in Ōkaihau.
Kaikohe, Northland
Lions Club - Opononi and Districts: Community service club in Northland, NZ. Join business meetings at Omapere Church, 1st Thursday 7pm. Support local initiatives in Hokianga.
Poroti, Northland
Mangakahia Lions Club: Community service organisation in Northland, NZ. Business meetings second Tue 7.30pm, fellowship fourth Tue 7.30pm. Join Lions in Poroti for local impact.
Mangawhai Heads, Northland
Serving the Mangawhai community, the Mangawhai Lions Club is a family-friendly group of volunteers dedicated to diabetes, vision, hunger, environment, and child
Ruakākā, Northland
Discover Marsden Lions Club in Ruakākā, Northland: a community service organisation focused on fundraising, local initiatives, and junior citizen awards. Join for fellowship and impact in Whangarei.
Maungakaramea, Northland
Mid Western Lions Club - Whangarei: Community service organisation in Northland offering fellowship, fun, and local impact. Join meetings at Mid-Western Rugby Club for ages and backgrounds. Make a difference!
Onerahi, Whangārei, Northland
Onerahi and Whangarei Heads Lions Club: A Northland community service organisation with a global volunteer network. Join us to make a difference through service and local impact in Whangārei.
Paparoa, Northland
Paparoa Lions Club: Northland's community service hub, part of Lions Clubs International. Volunteers tackle local needs, aid the less fortunate, and protect the environment through monthly meetings in Paparoa.
Waipu, Northland
Waipu Lions Club: A Northland community-service organisation serving Waipu and Bream Bay through charitable activities and support for local projects. Over 50 years of dedicated community impact.
Regent, Whangārei, Northland
Whangarei Lions Club: A community-service club in Whangarei, Northland, dedicated to charitable activities and supporting local projects. Join Lions Clubs International's local branch for impactful community service.
From the sheltered harbours of Whangarei to the rolling farmland of Kaipara and the coastal communities of the Far North, Lions members often gather for projects that celebrate both the land and the people who live here. Activities might include beach clean-ups, support for local marae events, or helping farming families during busy seasons—opportunities that suit families looking to spend time outdoors together while giving back.
The slower rhythm of Northland life encourages a friendly, unhurried approach to volunteering. Beginners are guided by experienced members who value shared experiences on the water, in the bush, or at community gatherings, making it simple for families to join without pressure.
Whether you’re new to the region or simply new to service clubs, the mix of 7 clubs in Whangarei, 3 in the Far North and 3 in Kaipara provides plenty of choice close to home. Many groups run family-friendly events that combine practical help with the chance to meet neighbours and enjoy the subtropical surroundings.