
NZ Clubs · Waikato
Find boys brigade clubs across Waikato — locations, contacts and ways to get involved.
6 boys brigade clubs listed
Waikato’s six Boys’ Brigade clubs give local boys straightforward opportunities to build skills and friendships without leaving the region. These groups fit naturally into the mix of seasonal farm life and Hamilton’s growing reach.
Use the map or browse the list — open a club for location and contact details.
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Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato
Join ICONZ Cambridge for action, adventure, and values-based fun tailored for Kiwi boys aged 8-12. Build leadership and life skills through games, competition,
Coromandel, Waikato
Your local hub for Boys' Brigade adventure in Coromandel, Waikato—ICONZ Edge Coromandel delivers thrilling youth programmes at Coromandel Area School, fostering
Fairfield, Hamilton, Waikato
Join ICONZ Fairfield Boys' Brigade in Hamilton for engaging youth education and adventure activities. Weekly Monday meetings at 6.30 pm build skills and camarad
Kūaotunu, Waikato
Experience exciting youth education and adventure at ICONZ Kuaotunu, a Boys' Brigade club in Kuaotunu, Waikato. Tuesday nights 5.30pm-7pm at Kuaotunu Hall for A
Matamata, Waikato
Bringing together Matamata's youth for adventure and education, ICONZ Matamata offers Boys' Brigade programmes at Matamata Baptist Church. Join Friday nights at
Gordonton, Waikato
Your local Boys' Brigade adventure hub in Gordonton, Waikato – ICONZ Oaks delivers engaging youth education and outdoor activities every Tuesday at 6:00 PM. Ope
Clubs in Hamilton, Waipa, Waikato district, Matamata-Piako and Thames-Coromandel sit within easy reach of the Waikato River corridor. Boys from rural properties and suburban streets meet on the same evenings, sharing activities that suit both paddock routines and town schedules.
The programmes keep things practical. Weekly meetings, outdoor challenges and community projects reflect the unpretentious character of the area, where strong local ties matter more than formality. Families appreciate having these steady gathering points close to home rather than travelling to bigger centres.
With one club each in most districts and two in Thames-Coromandel, the network provides simple urban access for families balancing farm work with city jobs. The focus stays on everyday participation that strengthens ties across the fertile Waikato landscape.