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The cabin was very well equipped with everything we needed to cook a meal. The cabin was immaculately clean and the bed was very comfortable. A supermarket was a short drive away. There are multiple cafes in Roxburgh. It was such a quiet peaceful setting.

Very nice walk right near the centre of town with great views of the river and lots of birds to be seen. The surrounding scenery is very impressive.We didn't use any of the towns shops but there are lots of roadside fruit stalls there and the locals are really friendly .

Roxburgh is well known for its stone fruit. The town along the main road has a some nice cafes & restaurants as well as a supermarket. The township on the other side of the Clutha river is more quite with a holiday park, great hiking and cycling trails along the river. The Roxburgh dam and Roxburgh gorge cylce trail are interesting highlights.

The lovely tranquil atmosphere with the hills as a backdrop. Reminded us a little of our visit to Switzerland. People were friendly. Met a lovely lady at the community garden who gave us a lot of local information. The river walk was great. The views from spillgate lockout were fantastic - this is right opposite the Roxburgh Dam and hydro centre.

The town is a great stop on the way between Lawrence and Alexandra with a selection of places to eat. We loved Jimmy's pies the first time there but next time it was a Saturday and closed - luckily Teviot Tearooms had some and a great selection of other takeaways. Outside of town are many orchards, some of which have shops selling wonderful fresh fruit. Roxburgh is well suited to support a cycle trip on the Roxburgh Gorge and Clutha Gold Trails.