Things to see and do

	Norsewood Information Centre Your Norsewood visit starts here, at the Information Centre in Coronation Street, Upper Norsewood. Open 7 days. Phone: (06) 374-0991
	ANZAC Park ANZAC park is an excellent spot to stop for a picnic and enjoy a stroll in native forest. Location: 3kms north of Norsewood, just off State Highway 2
	Bindalsfaering A fishing boat gifted to Norsewood by the Norwegian Government on the 100th anniversary of Norsewood's founding. Location: Coronation Street, Upper Norsewood
	Norsewool Suppliers of quality mens and womens clothing. Open: Monday - Sunday, 10:00am to 4:00pm Phone: (06) 374-0990 Location: 11 Coronation Street, Norsewood
	Historic Churches St Davids and Epiphany are two Historic Churches in the local area. St Davids is a Presbyterian church located on Coronation Street. Epiphany is an Anglican church located in Ormondville. Each hold services once or twice a month.
	Johanna's World Features a replica Norwegian log cottage (museum) and the first and only Stave Church (Stavkirke) in the Southern Hemisphere. Johanna's World is also the home to Norsewood's Trolls where children can visit the local Troll Caves. Phone: (06) 374-8131 Location: Coronation Street, Upper Norsewood Email: [email protected]
	New Zealand Natural Clothing Selling possum merino garments & accessories, fine merino and woollen garments, socks and beer gear - including brands such as Norsewear, Swanndri, Earth Sea Sky, our own house brand New Zealand Natural Clothing, and many more! We also carry seconds from the factory out the back and have the Hovding Art Gallery onsite plus plenty of local history instore! Open: Mon - Sun: 9am to 5pm, Public Holidays: 9am to 4pm Phone: (06) 374-0897 Fax: (06) 374-0896 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nznaturalclothing.co.nz Location: 6 Hovding Street, Lower Norsewood
	Norsewood Pioneer Cottage Museum The museum displays the New Zealand heritage of the district, and is furnished in a colonial New Zealand style with original artifacts that have been obtained around the district. The old Ormondville gaol, which was in use between 1894 and 1930, is also on site and can be entered! Open: 8:30am to 4:30pm daily Admission: $2. Children under 12 years are admitted free, but must be accompanied by an adult. Bus party rates are available on request. Phone: (06) 374-0721 Location: Coronation Street, Upper Norsewood, behind the Memorial Hall
	Norsewood Golf Club Norsewood golf club offers a 9 hole course which is par 70 for 18 holes at 5281 metres. It is open all year. Club day is Sundays. Open: Play anytime Location: 2km north of Norsewood on Kopua Road
	Norsewood Stepping Out Four walks around Norsewood taking from 5 to 15 minutes. Great for a short break while traveling. Location: Visit the Norsewood Information Centre for details
	Troll Stroll Wander around Norsewood following clues on the map seeing the historic sites. Location: Pick up a pamplet from any Norsewood store
	Rangiuru Farm Simon and Marianna Domper run an organic smallfarm. Cheese Making Work Shops are available. You can also try your hand at Farmers Golf (Troll Golf). Accommodation for farmstay is under construction. Open: The farm is open every day. Workshops by arrangement. Phone: (06) 374-0892 Fax: (06) 374-0893 Email: [email protected] Location: Eriksen Street, Norsewood
	Ruahine Forest Park Stay in Norsewood as a base to visit the park. Take a trip to the Sunrise and Longview huts or walk the Apiti Track to the top of the Ruahine Range. Fish for trout in the Manawatu or other local rivers. Hunting and Fishing guides are available in season. Location: Visit the Norsewood Information Centre for details
	Water Wheel Reserve A reserve and playground in Lower Norsewood known for its flying fox. Location: Hovding Street, Lower Norsewood