Tamahunga Trappers Inc. Society is excited to offer a visit to Gibbs Farm as a fundraiser for our ongoing mahi.

Gibbs Farm rests on 400 hectares of re-formed farmland on the Kaipara Harbour. The privately owned park is home to an internationally renowned collection of large-scale sculptures by some of the world’s leading artists, commissioned and curated by Alan Gibbs over the past 30 years.

A unique opportunity to roam the farmland, take in the views of the harbour and gain perspective of the sculptures from a distance and right up close. You can self-guide with the comprehensive guide provided and look out for the exotic animals!

Pack a picnic and come and take in the sculptures, animals and the stunning landscape they respond to and transform.

A reasonable level of fitness is required and a visit generally takes 2-3 hours.

What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes - the paved walk is 6 - 7km long
Camera - photography is allowed (no drones)
Food & Water
Raincoat - this event will proceed rain or shine

Note: There are toilets on site.

For any questions on mobility and accessibility please contact the Tamahunga Trappers team at tamahungatrappers@hotmail.co.nz

Ticket numbers are limited and bookings are essential. Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable.

Gibbs Farm is a private property open by appointment only. It is important you read the terms of access at Gibbs Farm Terms of Access before you purchase your ticket.

There is no entry fee to visit Gibbs Farm - all money from these ticket sales will go to support the mahi of the Tamahunga Trappers to protect the wonderful wildlife in the Tamahunga forest. We thank the Gibbs Farm Trustees and employees for their much valued support.