Any one been to Kerikeri ?

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Taras123

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#97886 21-Feb-2012 19:08

Just wondering how many people on this site have been there.

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#584753 21-Feb-2012 19:25

I live in the Bay of Islands near Russell, and Kerikeri has the best supermarket for miles around so we go there quite often. What do you want to know?

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#584758 21-Feb-2012 19:35

About 20 times why?

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#584762 21-Feb-2012 19:37

Once due to work. Nothing special about that place though.

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Taras123

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#584764 21-Feb-2012 19:38

Just randomly

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#584767 21-Feb-2012 19:40

Grew up there

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#584798 21-Feb-2012 20:36

Nice little township, not really a lot there as such. Tourism wise theres the Stone House....

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#584812 21-Feb-2012 21:00

Been there too on a mini break to the Bay of Islands. Was before they built the Heritage By-Pass. The place has good oranges, mandarins and watermelons when in season.

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#584817 21-Feb-2012 21:08

xpd: Nice little township, not really a lot there as such. Tourism wise theres the Stone House....

Stone Store actually, then Kemp House next door, each of which have their own interesting stories to tell.

Then there's Rewa's Village just across the foot bridge, and the remains of the old Hydro Power Station about 20 minutes walk alongside the river. It's a shame the steam boat excursions are no longer running on the river, but they may return one day.

Kerikeri has a pretty good selection of shops for a small town, and Waipapa is just a few km away with several streets of "large format" stores like Dick Smith, Noel Leeming, The Warehouse, Carters and Farmlands.

Anything not found in Kerikeri or Waipapa, you need to go to Whangarei, and if you can't find it there, Auckland is the ticket.