NZ Clubs · Waikato
RSAClubs in Waikato
Find rsa clubs across Waikato — locations, contacts and ways to get involved.
5 rsa clubs listed
Waikato RSA clubs provide straightforward, family-friendly places to connect. Whether you're new to the area or just starting out, these venues focus on easy participation and local ties rather than formal events.
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Clubs (5)
Morrinsville Returned Services Association
Morrinsville, Waikato
Morrinsville Returned Services Association: Social club in Waikato offering entertainment, restaurant facilities, and support for service personnel. Join 500 Card Club Wednesdays & Fridays; overnight parking for caravans. RSA community hub.
RSA - Thames
Thames, Waikato
Join RSA - Thames, a Returned Servicemen’s Association club combined with the Workingmen’s Club. Connect, honour service, and enjoy community in Thames.
Te Aroha Returned Services Association
Te Aroha, Waikato
Te Aroha Returned Services Association: Waikato's premier returned services social club with Women's Section meetings, Darts Night, and restaurant facilities. Join for friendship and fun in Te Aroha—everyone welcome!
Te Kuiti & District Memorial RSA
Te Kūiti, Waikato
Join Te Kuiti & District Memorial RSA in Waikato for social connection and support. Enjoy our bar, restaurant, and games room at Waitomo Club in Te Kūiti.
Waihi Memorial RSA - Womens Section
Waihi, Waikato
Discover Waihi Memorial RSA - Womens Section in Waikato: NZ's second longest-serving RSA Women's group since 1939. Support functions, funerals, and poppy appeals. Join for $15/year—enthusiastic women building community ties.
RSA in Waikato
Set among fertile farmlands and along the Waikato River corridor, these clubs fit naturally into rural routines and seasonal work. Families appreciate the unpretentious atmosphere where children and beginners can join everyday gatherings without pressure. The mix of farming heritage and Hamilton's growing energy creates practical meeting points. Outdoor pursuits and strong district connections make each location feel like an extension of the community rather than a city-style venue. With five RSA clubs spread through Hauraki, Waitomo, Matamata-Piako and Thames-Coromandel, options stay grounded in the region's lifestyle of nature access and neighbourly support.
Common questions
- Are Waikato RSA clubs suitable for families with children?
- Yes, they emphasise welcoming, practical spaces that suit beginners and families living rural or river-adjacent lifestyles.
- What makes these clubs different from city venues?
- They reflect Waikato's farming heritage and community-first approach, focusing on seasonal rhythms and local connections over formal events.