What makes it 80% Baby-Friendly: Stroller ramps, baby-change room with nursing chair, café highchairs and short gallery routes suit carers with infants, though static displays offer little stimulation for babies themselves.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Time to explore galleries, take a café break and enjoy a stroller-friendly walk nearby.
Quiet Gallery Exploration:
Browse naval artifacts and ship models at your own pace.
Tip: Use the stroller-friendly ramps and take breaks in calm exhibition rooms.
RNZN Guided Tours:
Join free weekend tours led by navy staff.
Tip: Tours at 10:30am and 1:30pm are pram-friendly; book ahead by email if visiting on weekdays.
Torpedo Bay Café Break:
Relax with harbor views and grab a coffee or light meal.
Tip: Ask staff for a highchair or use the parent’s room for feeding.
Devonport Waterfront Stroll:
Walk on flat paths to the ferry terminal or around the bay.
Tip: Stroller-friendly paths lead past shops and seaside views.

Brian Lawler
Not a huge museum but some very interesting displays and information about the New Zealand Navy. Walkable from the ferry pier or you can take an AT bus.
Natasha Grant
Came here on a rainy day with my 18month old. To start the staff are all really lovely and welcoming. The cafe does a good coffee and the blueberry muffin was delicious. The museum was great with a little one as there was plenty to see but it wasn’t huge and all the displays were low so he could easily see everything.
Monica W
There really isn’t another museum quite like this! Here you’ll find the courage, pride and honour of the New Zealand Navy, forged through long and fierce battles. I truly hope as many people as possible will come and see it for themselves, and learn about their service. I have to admit, I’d never taken much interest before. But now that my son has started primary school this year, and with it bei...
Steve Warne
Interesting place to visit in Devonport. We were there after 4pm so entry was free but I'd encourage others to make a donation. There are models of NZ and British vessels with mementos and descriptions of sea battles. By the pier behind the museum is a salt water swimming pool that assisted in the recovery of wounded servicemen.
Maggie Ma
Lovely spot with great view, nice cafe, outdoor playground. Not a huge place, but many interesting stuff if you are into this part of the history. Very friendly staff with great knowledge. North head and Mt Victoria are close by.
In summer, bring sunhat and sunscreen for the outdoor café and waterfront. In winter, dress baby in layers for ferry and harbour breezes.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 Adult tickets | NZD 30 |
| Café meal for 2 | NZD 40 |
| Coffee for 2 | NZD 10 |
| Total Estimated | NZD 80 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: 64 King Edward Parade, Devonport, Auckland 0624, New Zealand
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