Cambridge, New Zealand, is a majestic tree lined town with a population of approximately 16,000 people within a short drive to Lake Karapiro venue for the 2010 World Rowing Championships.

The Town of Trees lives up to its' name with the stunning range of exotic trees that add to the English-style town atmosphere.

Historic Cambridge offers a wide choice of activities for the visitor. Walk the heritage and boutique trails and discover the beautiful range of shops many set within heritage buildings.The Tree Trail takes in the Town Square and the hidden treasure of Lake Te Ko Utu. Maungatautari is a mountain sanctuary for native wildlife only 15 minutes drive from Cambridge and now a beautiful home for reintroduced kiwi and their newborn plus other native birds.

The equine industry brings a great deal of fame to this town, with many overseas horse buyers recognizing the quality of our thoroughbreds. Notable studs include Cambridge Stud, formerly the home of Sir Tristram and currently of champion sire Zabeel. 

Waipa District.

Sister Cities

Bihoro
In 1994 a relationship was founded between Bihoro, Japan and Cambridge. Over the period of three years a friendship developed that was strengthened when the sister city agreement was signed in 1997. The affiliation promotes exchanges in economy, tourism, culture and education. The beautiful sights and people of Bihoro mirror much of the town of Cambridge. The Bihoro-Cambridge sister-city relationship is treasured by all who have taken part in the exchanges.

Les Quesnoy
Liberated by New Zealand soldiers in 1918 the sister city relationship is a recognised particulalrly during the Armistice in Cambridge event held annually in November.