Step back in time at the Gold Stamper Battery. A 100+ year old operational water-powered plant that once processed gold from quartz rock. Built in 1899 by the Coromandel School of Mines, this historic site is a testament to the ingenuity of New Zealand’s early gold miners.
Explore at your own pace with our self-guided tour. Starting on the top level observation deck. Discover mining relics, gain insight into the gold extraction process. Experience the unique craftmanship of New Zealand’s largest working water wheel, built by Rex Drinkwater.
After exploring the gold stamper, your welcome to enjoy the surrounding reserve and climb 14-0 steps to the scenic lookout offering stunning views of the Coromandel Landscape.
Open Daily 10am to 3pm
Address: 410A Buffalo Road
Coromandel Town
www.coromandelgoldstamper.co.nz
