NASEBY lodge

About NASEBY lodge

NASEBY lodge is a accommodation venue in Naseby, South Island.

Originally built in 1862 to provide accommodation to travelers passing through the Kyeburn Diggings mining settlement during the Otago Gold Rush, the lodge has been renovated and updated to provide modern amenities while still retaining its historic charm. The lodge is situated in an excellent location, with a beautiful garden and mountain views.

It features a terrace, a seating area, cable TV, and a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave, stovetop, toaster, and kettle. The private bathroom comes with a shower and free toiletries.

Free WiFi and free private parking are available for guests. NASEBY lodge offers a children’s playground, and guests can enjoy hiking and cycling nearby or make the most of the garden.

The nearest airport is Dunedin Airport, which is 86.4 miles away. The lodge is an ideal place for a romantic getaway, as it provides a peaceful and serene environment.

The lodge is also suitable for families with children, as it offers a children’s playground and plenty of outdoor activities. Kyeburn Diggings is a historic gold mining area located in Ranfurly, Central Otago District, Otago Region, New Zealand.

The diggings are 10 kilometers north of Kyeburn itself, or accessed east of Naseby via the Dansey Pass Road. The area is an actively conserved complex of high-altitude alluvial gold mining sites and features.

The lodge is located in an excellent location for exploring the surrounding area, including the nearby gold mining sites and features. The lodge is suitable for couples and families with children, and it offers plenty of

Good to know

• Type: Accommodation
• Area: Naseby, South Island
• Phone: +64 800 627 329
• Website: visit ↗

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