Parafed Waikato

Waikato

All year round

Make lifelong friends while getting active. With over 14 sports or programmes on offer, you’ll find something you want to try. If not, let the team know! Getting out and about with others is a big part of Parafed Waikato. Some of our existing members have met their best friends through Parafed Waikato. Also Parafed Waikato is always looking for volunteers to join various sports.

Sports include badminton, rock climbing, skiing, swimming, table tennis and so much more.

Cost?

$35 for full membership (junior & social memberships avail)

For more info visit:

Parafed Waikato

Address

Perry House
360 Tristram Street
Hamilton Central
Hamilton

Contact

INFO@PARAFEDWAIKATO.CO.NZ

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