The ranger’s office in Wainuiomata Regional Park is housed in a building with historical significance. Originally constructed to accommodate staff involved in the area’s water catchment operations, this structure has been repurposed over time. Today, it serves as both the park ranger’s office and the Wainuiomata Water Museum, which showcases artefacts and exhibits related to the region’s water collection history.
Tags: Buildings Reserves & ParksView of an under construction Top Pool Bridge with Hine Road Recreation Area in view. The bridge connects the...
The lower reaches of Wainuiomata River as observed during summer. It traverses arid looking terrain in the month of...
Near the top of Moores Valley is this small field where someone has planted a bus stop sign. Photo...
This Methodist Church in Wainuiomata stands as a historical building, mirroring the design of numerous early colonial churches in...
At the lowest level of the old dam spillway, large metal spikes are visible jutting out of the water....
A proposed sanctuary in Wainuiomata, akin to Zealandia, but on a larger scale, is currently being considered by the...
View of lower slopes near Mt McKerrow, as seen from Bivy Track. This track starts or finishes at Scoles...
Looking at Woolworths from above in the year 2022. It shows the 3,600 square meters of supermarket space, and...
Located in Wainuiomata Primary School, it is open 2pm-4pm every Sunday. Learn more →.
