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Vibrant spaces

Places for our community to enjoy

Carrington Park

Carrington Park is Carterton’s largest park, incorporating playgrounds, a sealed walking track, fi tness equipment, a kids’ cycle skills track with working traffi c lights, outdoor basketball court, skate park, free barbecues, and Band Rotunda. The fi elds are also used for cricket, soccer and athletics, as well as fairs and community events.

Carterton Golf Club Inc

Chester Road, Carterton. New Members and Visitors welcome - green fees from $15 for 9 holes

247 Chester Road, Ctn P (06) 379 8568 M 027 636 1098 E katrina.jordan42@gmail.com www.purr-fection.co.nz

Carterton Holiday Park

Carterton Holiday Park offers a parklike setting with individual private sites. It is close to the shops, parks, swimming baths and entrances to the Tararua Ranges. For more information and bookings, visit their website www.cartertonholidaypark.co.nz

Carterton Community Courthouse

In 2019, the Council signed an MOU to coordinate the Carterton Community Courthouse. This facility is available to hire through the Carterton Events Centre and lends itself to small community gatherings, product launches, dinners, weddings and small day seminars. Features include small meeting rooms, heat pumps and a commercial kitchen. If you’re interested in using this community facility, please contact events@cartertonec.co.nz

Memorial Square

Home to the War Memorial Cenotaph and a popular spot for ceremonies, events and local markets.

Bird’s Park

Located between Charles Street and Frederick Street, this new addition to Carterton provides a green space and playground for our south Carterton residents.

Howard Booth Park

Accessible from Belvedere Road, Howard Booth Park is the home ground for the Carterton Association Football Club and features an 800m lime walking track and small playground area.

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Clareville Complex

Clareville Complex based at the Wairarapa A&P Showgrounds boasts national standard all-weather hockey turfs, badminton and tennis courts, and a competition level crosscountry horse riding course. The Western Riding Club and Canine Clubs meet throughout the year on the grounds.

Carters Reserve

Nestled alongside the Ruamāhanga River 12km southeast of Carterton in the Gladstone District. The reserve is a rare mix of grassland, wetland, shrubland and lowland forest which was once typical of Wairarapa.

South End Park

Situated on Brooklyn Road, South End Park has a pump track and small playground area.

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Gladstone Sports and Social Complex

This is situated on Gladstone Road, just after the Gladstone Inn. Set amongst farmland with beautiful views, the Complex is home to a number of local sports teams and can be hired for events.

Mountain Bike Track

The Council has a short, mountain bike track on Dalefi eld Road, just before the entrance to the Mount Dick Lookout. It is roughly a 2km loop, suitable for entry level bikers who are prepared to get out in the bush.

Millennium Park

Located at the North End of Carterton, it is a perfect spot to enjoy the sunshine while enjoying a quality coffee from local cafes.

Flat Point Beach

The beach‘s idyllic location on the Wairarapa coast can be accessed from the north or south by road from the Gladstone area of the Wairarapa through Te Wharau. Flatpoint features some great accommodation options and coastal activities include fi shing, diving and golf.

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Mount Dick

Mount Dick is situated at the end of Dalefield Road, and leads into the valley of Kaipaitangata Stream, which flows from the Tararua Forest Park. Featuring a 3.7km 4×4 vehicle track which leads to the lookout. At about 400m above the Wairarapa Valley floor this provides for fabulous, elevated views.

Fensham Reserve

Fensham Reserve is part of a total of 50 hectares gifted to the Royal Forest and Bird protection Society. With a well established forest canopy and a walking track it makes for an ideal family outing. The reserve is located on the junction of Cobden Road and Haringa Road.

Kourarau Dam

The Kourarau Dam is a water supply lake that has been a popular fishing location for many years. A great location for a family outing, the dam holds impressive-sized rainbow trout and perch.

Sparks Park

Comprising 7.5 acres located on Belvedere Road. The Sparks Park Trust was elected by the community to develop and enhance the land on behalf on the Council. Sparks Park is a favourite for dog walkers.

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Mount Holdsworth

Mount Holdsworth is the main entrance to the the eastern side of the Tararua Forest Park. Set against the backdrop of some of the highest peaks in the Tararua Ranges, Holdsworth offers short walks and longer tramps through forest and alpine environments.

Waiohine Gorge

Waiohine Gorge is a popular camping and recreation area; it’s also the southeastern entrance to the Tararua Forest Park. A long swing bridge spans the gorge, inviting you to venture into the forest. Several excellent walking adventures begin here, including the track to Cone Hut.

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