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The Rangiora RSA Club provides a friendly atmosphere for it’s members, guests and visitors to our Club for any occasion.
The RSA Club is located a short 30 minutes drive north of central Christchurch in semi rural Rangiora, and is within walking distance of the main shopping precinct, close to accommodation and other amenities the Waimaikariri District has to offer.
We are the club for everyone, with a fantastic main bar lounge, large pokie room, a great outdoor courtyard with plenty of space, pool tables, dart boards, a number of accessible screens for viewing sports, TAB machine and our Restaurant and Cafe ‘The Spitfire on Victoria’.
Opening Hours
Monday – Wednesday 10:30am – 9:30pmThursday – Saturday 10:30am – 10:30pm
Sunday 11:00am – 9:00pm
Restaurant
Wednesday – Sunday 11:30am – 2:30pm, 4.30pm- ClosingPlease Note: Hours are dependent on patronage and are subject to change
Bar Meals
Wednesday – Sunday 11:30am – 2:30pm, 4.30pm- ClosingPlease Note: Hours are dependent on patronage and are subject to change
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Explore our club sections below
Darts
If you’re interested in playing darts, pop along to the RSA on a Tuesday night throughout the summer and winter.
Fishing
The Rangiora RSA Club Fishing Section was formed in November 2005 by a few keen fishermen.
Golf
The Golf Section has a membership in excess of 50 members, all with differing golfing abilities.
Indoor Bowls
The Indoor Bowls Section meets Monday evening at the RSA at 7.30pm.
Pool
The Pool Section meets Wednesday evening during the season which runs from April to August.
Welfare
Welfare Section of the RSA is actively involved in assisting members in a wide variety of areas.
Womens
The Women’s Section was formed in 1934 with their main objective to support the benevolent work of the RSA.
