NZ Clubs · Northland
Gun ClubClubs in Northland
Find gun club clubs across Northland — locations, contacts and ways to get involved.
7 gun club clubs listed
Northland’s year-round outdoor lifestyle shapes gun club venues that double as social hubs. The region’s mix of coastal settlements, rolling farmland and native bush provides settings where members gather amid a slower pace that honours both Māori heritage and local hospitality.
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Clubs (7)
Dargaville Firearm and Military Collectors Club
Dargaville, Northland
Kaikohe Combined Clay Target Club
Kaikohe, Northland
Kaikohe Combined Clay Target Club in Northland offers family-friendly clay target shooting with disciplines like Trap, Skeet, ISSF, and Sporting Clays. Enjoy recreational or competitive fun at this Northland gun club.
Marua Sporting Clays
Maungaturoto, Northland
Marua Sporting Clays in Northland offers clay target shooting on a simulated field course. Family-friendly with fees: adults $25, children $15, families $35. Wheelchair accessible—join the fun today!
Northern Wairoa Clay Target Club
Dargaville, Northland
Northern Wairoa Clay Target Club in Dargaville, Northland: Join gun club competitions every 3rd Sunday at 120 Jervois St. Ideal for clay target shooting enthusiasts in Kaipara district.
Northland Black Powder Club
Oromahoe, Northland
Northland Black Powder Club: Enthusiasts collect, shoot, and restore antique firearms at our Oromahoe Road range in Kerikeri, Northland. Phone Paul for info. Join black powder shooting hobbies in New Zealand.
Whangarei Rifle Club
Woodhill, Whangārei, Northland
Whangarei Rifle Club in Northland offers F-TR, F-Open, and TR shooting disciplines with electronic targets. Fortnightly sessions Sep-Apr; build marksmanship skills in Whangārei. Ideal for gun hobbyists.
Whatitiri Clay Target Club
Poroti, Northland
Join Whatitiri Clay Target Club, a welcoming shooting club in NZ for all skill levels. Enjoy clay target shooting in a safe, supportive environment.
Gun Club in Northland
Kaipara’s three facilities sit among quiet rural landscapes that suit relaxed, community-focused shooting. Far North venues, numbering two, often occupy bush-fringed sites that reflect the area’s deep connection to the land and water. Whangarei’s two clubs complete the total of seven, offering accessible ranges that support both experienced shooters and newcomers drawn by the region’s tight-knit outdoor culture.
These venues thrive because Northland’s geography naturally fosters shared experiences. Whether tucked near marae grounds or overlooking subtropical harbours, the facilities encourage the hospitality and mutual support that define local club life. Members value the combination of practical ranges and the sense of belonging that comes from gathering in places shaped by farming routines and coastal rhythms.
Common questions
- How are gun club facilities distributed across Northland districts?
- The seven venues are spread with three in Kaipara, two in the Far North and two in Whangarei, each reflecting the region’s rural and coastal character.
- What makes Northland gun club venues unique?
- Set amid subtropical bush, farmland and harbours, the facilities serve as community anchors that blend outdoor activities with local hospitality and Māori heritage.