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🚂 The Feilding Flyer📅 Saturday 21 March
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Spend a relaxed Saturday travelling by heritage steam train to Feilding aboard the Feilding Flyer, enjoying the scenic run through Kāpiti and Horowhenua before arriving around 10:45am.
With a 4:15pm departure home, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the day your way.
🚉 Station Stops
Plimmerton
Paraparaumu
Ōtaki
Levin
Shannon
Palmerston North
🌾 Heading to the Central Districts Field Days?
Field Days is a full day out with plenty to see and do for all ages — and especially fun for kids!
• Interactive displays and hands-on demonstrations
• Machinery of all sizes (big trucks are always a hit!)
• Pet and animal areas to visit
• Kids’ entertainment zones and activities
• Food trucks and tasty treats
• Coffee and beverage vendors
• Outdoor living and lifestyle ideas to explore
Shuttle transfers between Feilding Railway Station and Manfeild Park are included with your train ticket and timed to meet the train, making it easy and stress-free.
☕ Prefer a slower pace?
Feilding itself is well worth exploring.
We recommend a visit to The Coach House Museum for a look at local history and heritage, or enjoy lunch at The Strong Room, a popular local café known for great food and coffee.
You can also browse the boutique shops or simply enjoy the friendly rural town atmosphere.
Onboard the train, you’ll travel in comfortable carriages with large windows, an onboard café, toilets, and an open-air observation carriage — perfect for enjoying the sights, sounds and atmosphere of steam travel 🚂💨
Whether you’re heading to Field Days, exploring Feilding, or simply enjoying a scenic rail journey, the Feilding Flyer offers a classic and relaxed day out for everyone.
❤️ Mainline Steam
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