CLUBS & COMMUNITY GROUPS
Oxford is a vibrant, close-knit community with a wide range of clubs and community groups that welcome both locals and visitors. From sports clubs like rugby, netball, football, and cricket, to hobby groups, arts collectives, and service organisations, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved, stay active, and meet new people.
These groups play a vital role in bringing the community together—hosting events, supporting local initiatives, and creating a strong sense of belonging. Whether you’re looking to join a team, learn something new, or simply connect with others, Oxford’s community spirit makes it easy to feel right at home.
OXFORD LIONS ASSOCIATION
The Oxford & District Lions Club is a valued part of the Oxford community, dedicated to supporting local initiatives and making a positive difference. Through fundraising events, volunteer projects, and community support, the club plays an active role in helping those in need and enhancing life in the wider North Canterbury area.
From organising local events to contributing to community projects and charities, the Lions Club is built on a spirit of service, connection, and generosity. New members and supporters are always welcome, making it a great way to get involved, give back, and be part of Oxford’s strong community network.
Website: https://www.oxfordlions.nz/
OXFORD FOOTBALL CLUB
Oxford Football Club was established in 2004 to provide opportunities for the communities of Oxford, Cust, West Eyreton, Sheffield, Springfield and Darfield to learn and participate in Football activities.
Our club is totally run by volunteers (Coaches, Managers, Committee, Fundraising) and welcomes all who wish to join, regardless of age, skill, gender or ethnicity.
Website: https://www.oxfordfc.co.nz/
Email: admin@oxfordfc.co.nz
OXFORD SERVICE CENTRE & LIBRARY
Waimakariri District Council
The Oxford Service Centre and Library is a welcoming hub at the heart of the community, bringing together essential council services and a modern, well-resourced library in one convenient location. It’s a place where locals and visitors can access information, connect with services, and enjoy a quiet space to read, learn, or work.
The library offers a wide range of books, digital resources, and regular programmes for all ages, while the service centre provides access to council support and information. Together, they create a vibrant community space that supports learning, connection, and everyday life in Oxford.