Information for Ridge Resort Owners

Practical advice to unlock the full value of your timeshare.

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Ridge Resort

The Ridge Resort

The Ridge Resort in Queenstown, New Zealand, offers comfortable self catering accommodation, just a short drive from Queenstown. It has spectacular views of Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains making it the perfect place for holidaymakers who want a mix of comfort, tranquility, and easy access to the adventure-filled activities Queenstown is known for.

Features of the Ridge Resort

Stunning Views: Owners and guests enjoy panoramic views of Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkables mountain range from every unit in the resort.

Accommodation: Every unit in the resort offers:

  • Three bedrooms plus a rollout sofa bed in the living area
  • Accommodation for 8 people
  • Two bathrooms
  • Fully equipped kitchen
  • Private balconies with hot spa
  • Barbeque
  • Log burning fire for the winter months
  • Laundry facilities including washing machine and dryer in every unit
  • Car park for one vehicle next to unit plus extra on road parking
  • Unlimited internet for streaming on newly installed Smart TVs

Facilities: The spacious communal owners lounge contains:

  • Pool table
  • Library
  • Golf clubs to borrow
  • There is also a range of bikes to borrow

Staying at The Ridge Resort provides budget-friendly accommodation, making it an ideal choice for families and friends to experience the diverse range of activities that Queenstown and the surrounding area have to offer.

Owning a week at The Ridge Resort lets you return time and time again.

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Queenstown

Queenstown

Seasonal Highlights

Queenstown is a year-round destination, each season offering unique experiences:

  • Summer (December-February): Ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and water sports.

  • Autumn (March-May): Witness the stunning fall foliage, especially in nearby Arrowtown.

  • Winter (June-August): Perfect for snow sports enthusiasts, with several ski resorts in close proximity.

  • Spring (September-November): Enjoy blooming landscapes and milder temperatures, great for outdoor activities.

Queenstown's blend of natural beauty, adventure, and hospitality makes it an unparalleled holiday destination. Whether seeking thrills, relaxation, or cultural experiences, visitors are sure to create unforgettable memories in this South Island gem.

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Adventure Capital of the World

Queenstown offers a plethora of adrenaline-pumping activities:

Queenstown is the ultimate playground for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.

  • Leap from the iconic 43 m Kawarau Bridge, the original AJ Hackett bungee
  • Soar through the dramatic rivers at high speed for unforgettable jet‑boat spins
  • Tandem skydives from up to 15,000 ft drop you over Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkables,
  • Paraglide from Bob’s Peak to experience a serene glide with panoramic alpine vistas
  • If you prefer land-bound excitement, the Skyline Gondola whisks you to Bob’s Peak for stunning views
  • Ride a luge cart and wind your way through 1,600 meters of banked corners, tunnels and dippers.

Add mountain biking, white-water rafting, winter skiing, and serene lake cruises, and you’ve got a perfect mix of heart-pounding adrenaline and breathtaking natural beauty.

Scenic Beauty and Outdoor Activities

Beyond adventure sports, Queenstown boasts numerous natural attractions and outdoor pursuit. Nestled in New Zealand’s Southern Alps, Queenstown is famous for its stunning landscapes. The crystal-clear waters of Lake Wakatipu reflect the towering Remarkables mountain range, offering breathtaking views from every angle.

  • Stroll along the many lakeside paths
  • Take a full day hike for panoramic views
  • Cycle the many trails
  • Experience the scenic drive to Glenorchy for pristine wilderness and dramatic scenery
  • Wander through Arrowtown, for a glimpse into New Zealand’s gold rush era

With ever-changing seasons, Queenstown offers vibrant greenery in spring, golden leaves in autumn, and snowy mountains in winter—making it a year-round paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Culinary Delights and Wine Tasting

Queenstown is a culinary destination as vibrant and diverse as its landscapes.

  • From gourmet fast food to fine dining Queenstown caters to every taste
  • Enjoy fresh, locally-sourced ingredients like tender NZ lamb, seafood, and seasonal produce
  • Sample exceptional wines from Central Otago when visiting Gibbston Valley and Bannockburn wineries
  • Try local craft beers with stunning views of Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains

No matter your craving, Queenstown offers endless dining options that will leave you completely satisfied and coming back for more.

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Bookings

Booking your week

Fixed weeks

Your entitlement allows you to holiday in the same week and same unit every year. Classic will contact you several weeks before your entitlement to confirm your plans.

Floating weeks

Your entitlement allows you to use your week at any time during the year. Every week of the year has units available to be booked by floating week owners.

How to book your floating week

To book your week you can do this on line or by phone.

You are only able to use your entitlement if your levies are up to date. You are able to book before levies have been paid.

To book online (units are listed 32 weeks in advance)

  • Click onto "book owners week".
  • Choose your preferred month.
  • Select an available unit.

To book by phone

  • Ring Classic on 0508 578 888 (If you ring before 11AM you reach the NZ office. After 11AM the phone transfers to the Australia office)

  • If you want to have a specific week book early.
  • You can go onto a waiting list prior to the 32 week opening of the booking window.
  • When the booking window opens anyone on the waiting list gets priority.
  • If the week is oversubscribed all requests are placed into a ballot.

OSG recommends booking early. If you have any issues ring Classic on 0508 578 888 prior to 11AM to speak to the NZ office. Some units are "more accessible" than others so if you have any mobility issues we recommend talking to the NZ office to ensure you are allocated a unit that suits your needs.