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Welcome to our village.
We are located at 1-25 Captain Robertson Avenue, Golden Grove. Our village has some 347 Units.
If you are new to the village then you have come to the right place for some information on how this village is organised.
The village has community minded persons who will all welcome you into our village, and asssist you settling in.
This village has two main committees, :
Golden Grove Lifestyle Village Residents' Committee with information here and referred to as the "Golden Grove Village Residents' Committee" or "Residents' Committee", and
Golden Grove Lifestyle Village Residents' Association Inc. with information here and referred to as "Golden Grove Village Residents' Association" or "Residents' Association".
The words "operator" or "operators" in this and following pages will refer to the owner/ operator of the village in accordance with
"Retirement Villages Act 2016
Part 1-Preliminary, 4-Interpretation, (1) operator of a retirement village means the person by whom or on whose behalf the retirement village scheme is administered;"
Latest News
Appeal for Volunteers
Appointment of new organiser of Monthly Planner.
The Gardens - January 2025
Forrest Place - May 2025
Heysen Court - January 2025
Mount Barker - January 2025
Sands Tech Group - November
The Parks - November 2025
The Vines - December - 2024
NEXT CHRISTIAN SERVICES
Village Christian Fellowship - Our next service is on Sunday, February 8th in the Main Hall at 10.a.m. Our
speaker for the day is Meredith Starkey, one of our fellow residents, and she will be speaking on the topic
'Worshipping our God'. Morning tea and fellowship will follow. All warmly welcomed. Coming up on
March 8th is our 10th Anniversary. Please note the date in your diaries.
Von U262. .
Playing for 45 minutes on Tuesday 3rd February. Be seated at 10am for 10.30am start. in the Main Hall. Add you name to the attendance list on the Notice Board.
19 FEBRUARY 7PM ON
Check out the new information released by Neil for the comming AFL footy season.
Bar open 6.30pm
Start on 7pm runs to 10pm
Quiz Master John Moore
Only 8 persons per Table
LIST UP 15 January
COST $5 per Person
PAYMENT Thursday 5 February in Main Hall 6.30pm - 7.30pm
these activities. For information
Contact the Residents' Committee
DARTS in Sports Clubhouse
QWIRKLE in Cards Room
BOCCE (All equipment available)
COMPUTERS USERS GROUP (Contact U 223 for information.)
NEW PURCHASE INSTRUCTIONS FOR BAR
Money from bar takings cannot be used to purchase alcohol or other items. Sundry items purchased for the bars require a receipt to be submitted to the bar treasurer for payment. Alcohol may only be purchased from The Grove Tavern. No alcohol can be brought to any function when the bar is open. Non-alcoholic drinks are allowed. Drinks not currently supplied at the bars can be added to the stock if enough people want them. Stock changes at times when requested. See Jim for the Community Centre Bar and Tom for the Clubrooms Bar.
Thursday 5 February 6pm to 7pm Main Hall & Barbecue area , $2.50 for Sausage Bread, Onions.
Ice Creams $1
Lucky Envelope entry
Thursday 5 February 10-11.30am
Community Centre in Main Hall
Scone & Cuppa
From 6pm - 9pm
Clubhouse, All Welcome
Bar Closed - BYO.
MEAL on 27 February
LIST up 2 February
PAYMENT $9 on 12 February 6pm-7pm in Main Hall
1. Brief Table of changes made
2. Information on how it will affect you and new residents.
Red Bin, Green Bin, Yellow Bin
or is it Hard Rubbish Collection
Try the QUIZ !
Look for information here
Village meet and greet
This "Welcome" group, often only one person, has taken up the challenge of assisting new residents to assimilate into the village life now available to you. Perhaps a "Guided Tour" or "Mentoring".
If you are interested then contact the Chairperson or Secretary of the Residents' Committeelisted on the residents committee page, who will put you in contact with our welcomer. You can be sure that the welcomer has a good knowledge of village activities.
Facilities for our residents.
We are fortunate in having a Community Centre with a main hall, a bar and kitchen, dining room, library, gymnasium, pool and spa, billiards and snooker room, access to a croquet lawn, together with several other meeting rooms and administration offices.
Separate and some distance away is our Clubhouse Sports building which provides a further bar, access to the bowling green, the tennis court and bocce lawn, while down stairs is a bocce/ computer room.
Located at the caravan park near gate one is the wood work room where the wood work group meet.