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The Clutha District - From the Catlins Coast to New Zealand's Earliest Goldfields
Listings for: Clutha District > Activities and Attractions
* For additional information
on Activities and Attractions in the Clutha District, please refer to the Waihola, Milton, Lawrence, Balclutha and The Catlins headings on the atoz home page.
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Balclutha Golf Club
| Address: |
23 Golfers Drive, Balclutha |
| Phone: |
+64 3 418 2171 |
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Clinton Golf Club
| Address: |
Merrie creek Road, Clinton |
| Phone: |
+64 3 415 7049 |
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Kaitangata Golf Club
| Address: |
Wangaloa Domain, Kaitangata |
| Phone: |
+64 3 413 9825 |
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Milton Golf Club
| Address: |
Circle Hill Road, Milton |
| Phone: |
+64 3 417 7187 |
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Peggydale
Peggydale is a family business owned and operated by Mervyn and Alison Jones. Our restaurant and cafe is a featured stop over with the Intercity bus service and which provides an ideal journey break for travellers passing through on the way to Fiordland or Te Anau.
The biggest and best variety of New Zealand souvenirs you'll ever see ...
A huge selection of:
- Paua & Greenstone Jewellery
- Leisurewear
- Sheepskin Footwear
- Possum Merino Knitwear
- Leather Handbags
and much more!!
- Internet facilities (Free e-mail access)
Licensed cafe on site with a great selection of food and beverages that will satisfy all.
Open 7 days, just 3km south of Balclutha on SH1.
(B) (L) (TM) (WA)
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South Otago Museum
Just beyond the Balclutha bridge our museum houses the largest collection of social and industrial heritage in our district and is now complimented by our extensive digital archive.
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Subway
Subs, Wraps, Salads Custom-made right in front of your eyes! Toasted or Untoasted it’s your choice! With more than 27,000 locations in 85 countries, the SUBWAY® brand is the world’s largest submarine sandwich franchise.
(BM) (LM) (DM) (TM) (CM) (WA)
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Toko Golf Club
| Address: |
Back Road, Toko |
| Phone: |
+64 3 417 7073 |
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West Otago Museum
The West Otago Museum was formed out of the coming together of three organisations: the West Otago Vintage Club Inc., West Otago Historical Society and the West Otago Steam Society providing a wide range of interesting displays at the one site.
The museum opened in 1986 and houses some of the world's rarest tractors, aging from 1913 to the early 1950s. All of the tractors on display are in working order.
Open to the public our historical archive contains the earliest issues of the Tapanui Courier and journals and photographs from the days of early European settlement.
The household section displays items used in homes of the district's pioneers. This enclosed display has artefacts from the kitchen, parlor, and bedroom of the typical 1880s home.
Also on display throughout the museum are examples of early butter churns, hand-powered washing machines and items from the Tapanui hospital.
Open Mon – Fri Phone (03) 204 8306
Weekends 2:00pm – 4:00pm
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