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Department of Conservation - Kāpiti Wellington Visitor Centre

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Wellington, New Zealand

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Department of Conservation - Kāpiti Wellington Visitor Centre Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Department of Conservation - Kāpiti Wellington Visitor Centre is located in Wellington, New Zealand on 18/32 Manners Street, Te Aro. Department of Conservation - Kāpiti Wellington Visitor Centre is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category visitor center in New Zealand.

Address

18/32 Manners Street, Te Aro

Phone

+64 43847770

Amenities

Good for kids

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Peter Barber

Very good service

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Claire Lloyd

The information staff gave about a local trek was limited. This is more a gift shop (where all maps of treks cost 1.50 to 27.00) than a place for visitor guidance. They were unable to give information beyond what we read in paid pamphlets. Instead they recommended calling other visitor centres (from a pay phone across the street). This experience has left us reluctant to further explore New Zealand’s nature.

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Nicolas Bühler

I had a good experience at this place. Central in the capital it is easily accessible by public transport. Staff was very well informed and managed to help me with my preparations for Te Araroa. They have a ton of info material such as books, brochures and maps but probably the best way to get informed is to talk to one of the very friendly staff and get your information from them.

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James Taylor

Nice place to visit. Information for any DOC issues is always at hand. Reception staff are very nice.

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Joe Martin

Very helpful team and if they couldnt answer they advised me on where to get the information

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Tom K

Easy helpful staff. Not a very large shop at all, and to be honest the DOC website is excellent. Still ok for maps and great walks queries/ brochures etc. Didnt go to the DOC offices behind... sells some tacky touristy stuff as well.

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Mike Arkley

They: encourage New Zealanders to get involved in conservation and to get out and enjoy activities on conservation landprotect New Zealand’s native plants, animals and habitatslook after tracks, tramping huts and campgrounds on conservation landprovide information for visitors to conservation land and manage visitor bookingswork with businesses, community groups, iwi and others to help them get involved in conservationcoordinate and train conservation volunteersmanage permits and licences for hunters and fishers, and for companies that want to carry out business on conservation land, eg kayaking tour groupsmaintain and "bring back to life" some of New Zealand’s historical areas and buildingspromote the benefits of conservation.

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Damien Vriens

Went to buy hutt tickets. Very informative

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