CArterton Daffodil Festival
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Carterton District a welcoming and vibrant community where people like to live. Carterton’s history is remembered through the Hurunui o Rangi Marae, the last remaining Pa in the district, and its many fine colonial buildings. Originally know as Three Mile Bush, the village was established to house and support workers building the road between Greytown and Masterton. Dairy, wool, beef and lamb were once the mainstay of the economy, with many residents working at the Waingawa freezing works north of the town at the end of Norman Avenue lined with rare oak trees.
The freezing works closed in 1991, but traditional farming remains along with new agricultural ventures such as deer, dairy goats and the Manuka Honey industry,. In the furthest northwest corner of the District lies Mount Holdsworth, one of several entrances to the Tararua Department of Conservation Park. This was complemented in 2011 by the opening of a new state of the art Events Centre which caters for a wide range of community services and events. Every spring since the 1920’s people have been coming to pick daffodils from a field on the Booth family farm, Middlerun . The district is also home to the Scarecrow Festival held every November with Scarecrows lining the roads from Gladstone to Longbush, and activities including Scarecrow Fair and Scarecrow Scamper.
Every autumn the Wairarapa international Balloon Fiesta has a number of events held in the Carterton District. Stonehenge, on Ahiruhe Road, south east of the town, is open to the public May to November every year. In the countryside you will find unique wetlands, glow worms, English style gardens and great swimming holes. There’s also bush walks, mountain biking, kayaking, fishing and horse riding to enjoy.
Carterton’s main street has retained its unpretentious character, offering plenty of opportunities for great bargains ad interesting shops. A total of six primary schools serve the District along with an extensive medical centre and two dental practices. Carterton Events Centre Carterton Info Centre Carterton Library Annual plan Combined District Plan Community Easter Sunday Shop Trading Draft Proposal for Wairarapa District Council. Visiting Here New to Carterton About Carterton Destination Wairarapa Carterton Info Centre Carterton Holiday Park.
Events Daffodil festival Library Swimming pool Sportsgrounds Parks, Beaches and Spaces. 2017 Carterton District Council Holloway Street Carterton Wairarapa Aotearoa New Zealand Beautiful Responsive Website by Nectarine with support from Wairarapa Web Design. This includes infrastructure such as roading, water supplies, sewerage and wastewater disposal, parks and street lights. Carterton Events Centre Carterton Info Centre Carterton Library Annual plan Combined District Plan Community Easter Sunday Shop Trading Draft Proposal for Wairarapa District Council.
Visiting Here New to Carterton About Carterton Destination Wairarapa Carterton Info Centre Carterton Holiday Park. Events Daffodil festival Library Swimming pool Sportsgrounds Parks, Beaches and Spaces
The freezing works closed in 1991, but traditional farming remains along with new agricultural ventures such as deer, dairy goats and the Manuka Honey industry,. In the furthest northwest corner of the District lies Mount Holdsworth, one of several entrances to the Tararua Department of Conservation Park. This was complemented in 2011 by the opening of a new state of the art Events Centre which caters for a wide range of community services and events. Every spring since the 1920’s people have been coming to pick daffodils from a field on the Booth family farm, Middlerun . The district is also home to the Scarecrow Festival held every November with Scarecrows lining the roads from Gladstone to Longbush, and activities including Scarecrow Fair and Scarecrow Scamper.
Every autumn the Wairarapa international Balloon Fiesta has a number of events held in the Carterton District. Stonehenge, on Ahiruhe Road, south east of the town, is open to the public May to November every year. In the countryside you will find unique wetlands, glow worms, English style gardens and great swimming holes. There’s also bush walks, mountain biking, kayaking, fishing and horse riding to enjoy.
Carterton’s main street has retained its unpretentious character, offering plenty of opportunities for great bargains ad interesting shops. A total of six primary schools serve the District along with an extensive medical centre and two dental practices. Carterton Events Centre Carterton Info Centre Carterton Library Annual plan Combined District Plan Community Easter Sunday Shop Trading Draft Proposal for Wairarapa District Council. Visiting Here New to Carterton About Carterton Destination Wairarapa Carterton Info Centre Carterton Holiday Park.
Events Daffodil festival Library Swimming pool Sportsgrounds Parks, Beaches and Spaces. 2017 Carterton District Council Holloway Street Carterton Wairarapa Aotearoa New Zealand Beautiful Responsive Website by Nectarine with support from Wairarapa Web Design. This includes infrastructure such as roading, water supplies, sewerage and wastewater disposal, parks and street lights. Carterton Events Centre Carterton Info Centre Carterton Library Annual plan Combined District Plan Community Easter Sunday Shop Trading Draft Proposal for Wairarapa District Council.
Visiting Here New to Carterton About Carterton Destination Wairarapa Carterton Info Centre Carterton Holiday Park. Events Daffodil festival Library Swimming pool Sportsgrounds Parks, Beaches and Spaces
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