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Venues in the Waimakariri District Venues in the Waimakariri District Ashley Breedenbroek Gardens 96 Boundary Road 03 313 3268, Kay MacLachlan & Rudi Steyn Garden suitable for weddings Ashley Gorge Ashley Gorge Holiday Park Ashley Gorge Road 03 312 4099, Jan & Dave Shelton, www.ashleygorgeholidaypark.co.nz Function room, bunk rooms, cabins, caterers available, campground, picnic area, Ashley River, toilets, close to Glentui Nature Reserve, Lees Valley, Mt Oxford, abseiling instructor available Clarkville Barn on Giles 166 Giles Road 03 327 6454, Noeline King Garden suitable for weddings Clarkville Hall & Rice Park 11 Heywards Roads Clarkville Hall Association, www.clarkville.org.nz Large hall, dining room, kitchen, park, tennis courts, freedom camping facilities Cust Cust Community Centre Mill Road WDC 03 311 9005 Large hall, stage, meeting room, supper room, large kitchen, toilets Cust Domain 111 Mill Road Bernard Kingsbury, 03 312 5839, [email protected] Cust Museum, Picnic area, Pavilion, cricket fields, shelter/kitchen, toilets Route 72 Cafe Bar Emporium 1697 Cust Road 03 312 5595, Annette & Steve Thomson, www.route72.co.nz Upstairs dining room suitable for 15-20 guests. Springbank Retreat 1401 Oxford Road, Cust 03 373 8032, www.springbankcampsite.nz , [email protected] Conference and function centre. Auditorium holds 200. Fully catered. 10 bunkrooms, 10 double units and shared room sleeping up to 40. - 1 - Prepared: April 2015 Eyrewell Eyrewell Forest Estate 1905 South Eyre Rd, Eyrewell, RD6 Rangiora Tracy & Maurice Newell 03 312 5029, www.christchurchnzaccommdoation.co.nz Outdoor garden for large marquee suitable for wedding, indoors area for small conference group, luxury accommodation Fernside Fernside Hall Cnr Swannanoa Road and Rangiora/Oxford Road WDC 03 311 8900 1 large memorial hall, 1 supper room, kitchen, toilets Glen Tui Glentui Meadows Camp and Conference Centre 160 Glentui Bush Road 03 312 1165 Gea & Jan Heijnen, www.glentui.co.nz Accommodation for 120 people, 2 self contained areas with kitchens (20 people and 2 bedroom unit), Bunk rooms, kitchen to hire (otherwise catering provided), 2 conference rooms, walks, trampoline. Glentui Picnic Area End of Glentui Bush Road Department of Conservation, Waimakariri Area Office, 03 313 0820 Kaiapoi Baker Park Otaki & Wesley Streets WDC 03 375 5009 Ex hockey grounds, playgrounds Blue Skies Conference and Training Centre 12 Williams Street 03 327 8007, www.blueskies.org.nz Two conference rooms: Main hall – 100 and Dining Room – 80. Data projector, white boards, kitchen, swimming pool, confidence course, climbing wall Suitable for conferences, meetings, education/school camps Bramble Grove 19 Old North Road, Kaiapoi www.bramblegrove.co.nz 0800 TO GET WED [email protected] Wedding venue for ceremonies and receptions for up to 120 guests. Coast Guard Room (closed, currently being rebuilt) Next to Kaiapoi wharf, Charles Street Meeting room, fully stocked kitchen and toilet facilities Kaiapoi i-SITE Visitor Centre, 03 327 3134 Hinemoa Park Belcher St and Fairweather Crescent WDC 03 375 5009 Playground, picnic tables, large open spaces, toilets - 2 - Prepared: April 2015 Kaiapoi Aquatic Centre Cass Street 03 375 5041 6 lane swimming pool, learners/toddlers pool, sun bed, hydrotherapy pool, Sauna Kaiapoi Club 113 Raven Quay 03 327 9582 or 03 327 7884, www.kaiapoiclub.co.nz Committee room, large lounge with bar facilities, small lounge with bar facilities, catering provided. Suitable for meetings, conferences and weddings Kaiapoi Community Centre 24 Sewell Street WDC 03 375 5009 2 meeting rooms, kitchen Kaiapoi Domain Ranfurly Street WDC 03 375 5009 Large wooded park with open oval area, playground, toilets Kaiapoi Golf Club 373 Williams Street 03 327 7320 18 hole golf course. Venue available for functions and weddings. Catering available on or off site 03 327 3592 Kaiapoi High School Ohoka Road, Kaiapoi 03 375 5223, www.kaiapoi.school.nz , [email protected] Auditorium & Gymnasium Kaiapoi Park Corner Smith St/Ranfurly Street 03 327 5257, Kaiapoi Rugby Club Rugby fields, cricket, hockey, pavilion with kitchen and bar Kendall Park 121 Island Road WDC 03 375 5009 Soccer fields, cricket, small pavilion (Waimakariri United Football Club) Morgan Williams/Tom Ayers Reserve Charles Street WDC 03 375 5009 Toilet, playground, reserve Murphy Park Raven Quay WDC 03 375 5009 Rugby league fields, pavilion Pines Beach Hall (closed due to the earthquake damage) WDC 03 375 5009 Pines Oval Dunns Ave WDC 03 375 5009 Toilets, playground, paddling pool, 2 electric barbeque, basketball court, large open area, open pavilion/shelter - 3 - Prepared: April 2015 Scott Rose Garden 31 Charles Street WDC 03 375 5009 Rose Garden and reserve Trousselot Park 31 Charles Street WDC 03 375 5009 Open grass area, memorial, band rotunda Wylie Park Smith Street & Sidey Quay WDC 03 375 5009 Soccer field, pavilion Loburn Loburn Domain 154 Loburn Whiterock Road WDC 03 311 8900 Pavilion, tennis courts, playground, 3 rugby fields, public toilets North Loburn School Hall 817 Loburn Whiterock Rd 03 312 8852, Simon Green, www.northloburn.school.nz Sports hall, kitchen Mandeville Mandeville Sports Grounds 431 Mandeville Road 03 312 6863, Mandeville Sports Club, www.mandevillesports.co.nz Pavilion with kitchen, rugby/cricket fields, tennis courts, squash club, bowling club, playground Mt Thomas Birch Hill Lodge 03 314 6881, Ross & Lenore Williams, www.bbwrp.co.nz Bunk rooms sleeping 24. Camping area, large kitchen, toilets. Wooded Gully Camping & Picnic Area Mt Thomas, Hayland Road Contact DOC, 03 313 0820 Toilets, reserve, camping & picnic area, native bush tracks Ohoka Millstream Garden 21 Keetly Place 03 312 6414, Elaine & John Lynn, www.millstreamgardens.co.nz , [email protected] Garden suitable for weddings Millwood Botanicals 401 Whites Road 03 312 6514, Shirley & Brian Minnis, www.flowersframed.co.nz Chapel and garden suitable for weddings. Tour groups by appointment. - 4 - Prepared: April 2015 Oakhampton Lodge 24 Keetly Place 03 312 6413, Jackie & Angus Watson, www.oakhampton.co.nz Lodge available for bridal preparation and honeymoon. Garden available for wedding photos Ohoka Domain and Pavilion Corner Mill & White Roads WDC 03 311 8900 2 tennis courts, toilets, play equipment, field area (no designated sport), pavilion Ohoka Hall Mill Road 03 312 6720, Edward & Justine Hamilton Hall area suitable for 100 people, kitchen Rosemount Weddings 304 Whites Road 03 312 0233 (evenings and weekends), Meris Brandram-Adams or Robin www.rosemountweddings.co.nz 10 acres of manicured gardens. All year round marquee. Suitable for weddings and functions. Whites Road Reserve Corner Whites & Tram Roads WDC 03 375 5009 Nature reserve, walking tracks, picnic tables Wilsons Mill Garden 3 Christmas Road Kelvin & Lesley Finlay, www.wilsonsmillgarden.co.nz , [email protected] Garden Tours, Events, Garden suitable for wedding photos Okuku Birch Hill Homestead www.birchhill.co.nz 03 312 8511, Glenice & Jim White Converted blacksmith shed suitable for large group, conference group, extensive gardens, located within walking distance to the historic and picturesque Birch Hill cemetery Oxford Ashley Gorge Holiday Park Ashley Gorge Road 03 312 4099, Jan & Dave Shelton, www.ashleygorgeholidaypark.co.nz Function room, bunk rooms, cabins, caterers available, campground, picnic area, Ashley River, toilets, close to Glentui Nature Reserve, Lees Valley, Mt Oxford, abseiling instructor available Café 51 51 Main Street 03 312 1751, Tony Cross www.cafe51.co.nz , [email protected] Lees Valley School Reserve 2209 Lees Valley Resident AG 03 312 4364 School House, playground, and tennis court - 5 - Prepared: April 2015 Oxford Area School 52 Bay Road 03 312 4197, www.oxford.school.nz Gymnasium Oxford Jaycee Hall 56 Main Street WDC 03 311 9005 Large meeting/function room for 90 people, kitchen, toilet Oxford Community Pool Burnett Street WDC 03 311 9005 Open Canterbury Show weekend – end of February Outdoor heated 25m pool, 4 lane main pool and learners pool Oxford Pavilion Oxford Pavilion is located alongside the main rugby oval at Pearson Park. WDC 03 311 9005 Has a spacious main room, kitchen and toilets. The rest of the building is made up of changing rooms and shower facilities. The main room can accommodate up to 100 people. Oxford Town Hall 30 Main Street WDC 03 311 9005 Large kitchen with dishwasher, A&P room (meeting for 60) main hall seats – 170, mezzanine floor seats – 55, stage, lighting and drama room Oxford Workingmen’s Club 160 High Street 03 312 4411, Janice Mercer [email protected] Meeting room for 20 people, function room for up to 100 people, catering on site Pearson Park Main Street WDC 03 311 9005 Pavilion with large hall/function room, kitchen, toilets, change rooms and showers, Rugby fields, cricket, tennis courts, swimming pool, playground, toilets Ribblesdale Country Gardens 4 Barracks Road 03 312 4073, www.ribblesdalegardens.co.nz Garden wedding venue with marquee site available, also new indoor venue that seats up to 50 people with a commercial kitchen in a stunning garden setting. Venue and garden suitable for functions, conferences and weddings, B&B available. Seagars at Oxford 74 Main Street 03 312 1435, www.joseager.com , [email protected] Catering available View Hill Domain Corner Woodstock Road/Harmans Gorge Road WDC 03 311 9005 [email protected] Tennis courts, pavilion, hockey fields, shelter, playground Warrens Community Reserve South Eyre Road WDC 03 311 9005 Toilet, shelter, playground - 6 - Prepared:
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