
NZ Clubs · Northland
Find rsa clubs across Northland — locations, contacts and ways to get involved.
4 rsa clubs listed
Northland’s Far North district is home to all four RSA clubs in the region. They serve as relaxed gathering points where returned service members and the wider community connect amid subtropical coastlines and rolling hinterland. These venues reflect the area’s slower pace, offering straightforward access to social events that suit both coastal residents and those from nearby farming communities.
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Kawakawa, Northland
Kawakawa and District RSA: Supporting service personnel & families in Northland. Enjoy housie Tuesdays, poker Wednesdays, restaurant Wed/Fri. Comradeship & community in Kawakawa's Far North.
Kaitaia, Northland
RSA Far North - Kaitaia: Friendly social club in Northland offering welfare services, restaurant, bar, and activities like bowls and darts. Open to all for safe, welcoming socialising in Kaitaia. Join our growing membership today!
Russell, Northland
RSA Russell: Social club in Northland for ex & current service members and non-service personnel. Offers comradeship and support in Russell, NZ. Varying hours – ideal for community connection.
Kaeo, Northland
Whangaroa RSA in Kaeo, Northland: Open membership for ex & current service personnel and others. Enjoy comradeship, support, and social friendship in the Far North. A true community club.
Far North’s geography makes these RSA clubs natural anchors for urban-style social access without leaving the region’s distinctive setting. Whether near Kerikeri’s orchards or Kaitaia’s rural roads, members enjoy gatherings that combine local hospitality with a sense of shared history. The clubs support the year-round outdoor lifestyle that defines Northland, providing indoor spaces for connection after time spent on the water or in the bush. This setup keeps community ties strong while offering convenient meeting points for people living across the district’s spread-out towns and settlements. Māori heritage and everyday hospitality shape the atmosphere inside each venue, where conversations flow easily between generations. The result is a network of four clubs that deliver familiar social access rooted in Northland’s unique coastal and rural character.