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 & ParksThis photo shows the Wainuiomata River dividing the Wainuiomata Regional Park to the left and Hine Road Recreation Area...
Looking at Wainuiomata River from the Main Road Bridge with entrance and track to Pool Crescent Reserve just visible...
Circa 1941, looking towards Wainuiomata Primary School on what was then known as Wainuiomata Road (now Main Road).
This Methodist Church in Wainuiomata stands as a historical building, mirroring the design of numerous early colonial churches in...
An aerial photograph taken in 1942 Moores Valley and Reservoir Valley, extending up to the old dam. Both valleys...
Gazing down on Sunny Grove from the Mount Crowther Track in 1988, the firebreak and track behind the odd-numbered...
This recently discovered drainage pipe, dating back to the 1880s, was constructed to channel a creek beneath an earth...
A timeline taken from the same lookout near the car park at the top of the Wainuiomata Hill. Click...
