Planning a trip to the Rangitīkei? Discover hand-picked accommodation, cafés, restaurants, attractions and local businesses worth adding to your itinerary.
The Duke’s Roadhouse
The kind of rural gem that earns loyal detours, The Duke’s Roadhouse has quietly built a reputation for food worth planning your day around.
River Valley Lodge
Adventure sits comfortably alongside true Kiwi hospitality at River Valley Lodge, where days spent deep in the Rangitikei gorge end with good food, crackling fires, and the...
Relish
Fresh baking has a way of drawing people in, and at Relish Rangitikei, the cabinet rarely stays full for long.
MOOMAA Cafe and Design Store
Road trips have a habit of blurring together - the same service stations, the same quick coffee stops, the same rush to get somewhere else.
Mangaweka Gallery
Some places thrive on personality, and Mangaweka Gallery has it in spades.
La Bull
Far from just a road trip pitstop inundated with bovine puns, Bulls is home to an incredibly tight-knit hospo community, with La Bull being one spot that locals regularly...
Three High Street
Good local cafes have a way of seamlessly fitting into a town’s rhythm, and Marton’s Three High Street Coffee House has quickly settled into that role.
Honest Wolf
The brainchild of husband-and-wife duo Sam and Sophie Hurley, Honest Wolf began with a simple but bold idea: to find a better future for New Zealand wool.
Fat Rabbit
Named after a previous owner’s obese Flemish rabbit, Fat Rabbit is a gift shop that fittingly exudes the energy of an unbothered pet - friendly, unpretentious, and...
Awastone
Some places seem to understand exactly what weary travellers, adventure seekers, and weekend wanderers need before they do.
Argyle
Even beyond the gorgeous art deco facade, Argyle is a place where history is etched into every corner and every curve.
Intrigue
Some shops are built for errands. Others are made for lingering.
