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 & ParksUltimate Pool is located upstream from Top Pool. It is arguably the best pool for swimming in the Wainuiomata...
The old dam known as the lower dam including this spillway was constructed in the 1880s and was decommissioned...
Looking at Gums Loop Meadow located on Gums Loop Walk in the Wainuiomata Regional Park. The meadow was once...
Aerial view of Homedale (circa 1940) showing some interesting features. It show:The School block when it was farmland;
Looking down upon Richard Prouse Park from the top of a ridge, behind Sunny Grove. You can see both...
The fenced Sinclair Cemetery stands out in this photo with its perimeter of trees. At 5-7 Sunny Grove you...
A new extension track has been created in Hine Road Recreation Reserve by the Greater Wellington Regional Council.
Looking at a sign on the Whakanui Track indicating the direction of the track as well as other tracks....
