Transport Bunnythorpe

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1 transport

1.1 road
1.2 air
1.3 rail
1.4 bus





transport
road

the main access bunnythorpe comes via railway road palmerston north , wellington in south; ashhurst-bunnythorpe road ashhurst, woodville , hawkes bay in east; kairanga bunnythorpe road west; , campbell road north, serving feilding.


air

bunnythorpe less 10 minutes drive palmerston north airport in milson, regular flights auckland, wellington, hamilton, christchurch , nelson available.


rail

the north island main trunk railway runs through centre of bunnythorpe trains servicing not stop in village. freight , passenger trains run between wellington , auckland frequently, though passengers must board these services in palmerston north.


bus

a service operates between feilding , palmerston north hourly, stops in bunnythorpe. main stop in palmerston north main street main palmerston north suburban bus terminus, buses can caught other suburbs. inter-city buses depart palmerston north.



local watering hole, bunnythorpe tavern







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