Ferrymead Historic Park

Christchurch

Year round

Inspired by the railway line installed in 1863, Ferrymead Park is an historic staple of Canterbury today – a place where history comes alive.

The Park features an early 1900s (Edwardian) township and has a variety of restored cottages plus a school house, church and businesses which reflect the period. Visitors can experience life for early residents of Christchurch including the smell of a coal range and the sounds of a tram rattling past the door.

Cost?

Hāpai Access Card Holders: Adults $8.50, Seniors/Students $6.50, Child: $4.50. Essential companion as shown by the “+1” icon: free entry.

For more info visit:

Ferrymead Historic Park

Address

50 Ferrymead Park Drive
Ferrymead
Christchurch 8022

Contact

03 384 1970

info@ferrymead.org.nz

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ACCESSIBILITY

General

Ferrymead Heritage Park assures you that your experience at the park will be in no way hindered by wheelchair access. We would appreciate a call beforehand to make us aware of your accessibility needs so we can work with you to have the best experience at our facility.

Transport

If you aren’t travelling by car, you can take the bus which stops at Martindales Rd near Truscotts Rd - from there it's a 650m walk to the Ferrymead Heritage Park.

Transport & Parking

There are accessible parking spaces close to the entrance with a slightly tight corner to navigate.

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