About the Tokoroa Airfield

What's at the Tokoroa Airfield

The Tokoroa Airfield is owned by the South Waikato District Council. It is located at Amisfield, just south of Tokoroa. It comprises a grass runway 1,120m long by 60m wide including a sealed landing strip 850m long by 18m wide. Aircrafts up to 5,700kg are permitted to use the runway. The civil aviation status is 'non-certified' and 'unattended'. There is a single public toilet on site.

The airfield is available for daily rental for community events and commercial activities subject to prior bookings. Pilot training schools in the central North Island area use the airport for landing practice and 'touch and goes' on a regular basis. Several private hangar sites are leased on-site.

In addition to aviation uses, the airfield is used for the flying of an unmanned aircraft (UA), remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) and model aircraft. The airfield property also accommodates the Tokoroa Street Rodders Club, South Waikato Motocross Club and Tokoroa Kart Club and is used for a variety of other recreational activities and events.

The South Waikato Supercross/Motocross arena is to the north of the runway. This is currently accessed through an easement over private farmland. The West of the runway are the Tokoroa and Districts Aero Club clubhouse, Tokoroa Street Rodders clubhouse, existing private hangars, and Tokoroa Kart Club clubhouse and track. The grass strip along the east side of the runway is leased to the South Waikato Racing Club.

Fees and Charges

All airport related fees can be found on our Fees and Charges page.

Direct banking can be made into account 02-0464-0103382-00. Please include:

• your aircraft's registration,
• PIC and
• date of operation.