The Stroud & District Country Club was formed in 1972 to promote the games of golf, bowls and other indoor and outdoor sports,and to foster community interest in the Stroud District.

Located in Stroud a small rural township situated approx. 80 klms. north of Newcastle on the Bucketts way and approx. 50klms south of Gloucester. The Bucketts Way is the old Pacific highway and is an alternate route north rejoining the highway at Taree.The road is fully sealed and provides tourists with an enjoyable and scenic drive.You can also detour at Gloucester and join Thunderbolts way and the New England Highway and head towards Barrington tops, Uralla, Armidale and Tamworth.

There are many interesting sites, for example:- The convict built St Johns Anglican Church, is one of the most original churches in Australia with it's cedar fittings and stained glass windows.

There is also Silo Hill, which contains eight in-ground brick lined silos, convict built in 1841 to store the A.A. Company's grain. Each silo is 20'x16' (6 metres x 5 metres) and are bell shaped. They are able to store 10,000 bushels of grain. One silo is open for inspection by a descending steel ladder.

Explore the beautiful, relaxing Stroud Valley & Barrington Tops country scenery.
Visit the Historic Stroud sites - Do a Wine Tour - Eat in or dine out. - It's all here for you.