FERRYMEAD HERITAGE PARK        

RED TRAFFIC LIGHT SETTING:

WE WILL REQUIRE ALL VISITORS TO SHOW VACCINE PASSPORTS, WEAR FACE MASKS, SCAN IN VIA THE QR CODE AND KEEP 1M DISTANCING.

100 VISITORS MAXIMUM ALLOWED IN THE PARK AT ANY ONE TIME

                  We are open under the Traffic Light system in Green, Orange and Red Traffic Light settings:  10.00am to 4.30pm                                   Please use a face mask, apply 1m social distancing, use QR scanning and Vaccination Passports when attending the Park.  (Visit our Covid-19 tab above for more information regarding our operating guidelines).

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

There are a large array of heritage exhibitions and displays that are open for viewing, particularly on Sundays. These displays are owned and operated by individual societies and manned by their volunteers. They have restored and displayed their collections for you to enjoy and these include tractors, fire engines, aeroplanes, trams, trains, cars, printing, post and telegraph, model railway, photography and much much more. If you are interested in a particular society's display, please contact the society in advance of your visit, to ensure that volunteers will be on site. 

Trams run on weekends and on most days throughout the School Holidays. There will be no tram on Sunday 30th January.

Tram rides are not included in the admission and tickets can be purchased from reception.

Ferrymead Alive (formally known as Steam Sunday) runs on the first Sunday of every month, tickets are not included in the admission and can be purchased from Moorhouse Station inside the park.