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- 4.0 Average rating
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Browse public pools & water park in Dunedin. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 183 results in Dunedin. Average rating 4.0/5 based on 49,636 reviews & ratings.
“A good walk (3h return) with ups and downs following the Taieri river. Can be slippery, as the terrain is patched with rocks.”
“Great place to stop for a quick break from being in the car. Well maintained”
“Beautiful facility, lots of equipment that caters to each body part. Love the row machine and the cross trainer. Really good quality machines! Probably the best I've been on, in terms of gym equipment. Does get packed, just need to find that moment that is suitable for your needs. Thanks Unipol!!”
“It's good to see they're controlling some of the bomerea in here - no easy feat. Great job!”
“The rugby field is well-maintained, featuring a lush, even playing surface that enhances game performance. The goalposts are sturdy, and the markings are clear and visible. Spectator seating is ample, providing a great view of the action. Amenities like restrooms and concession stands are conveniently located, adding to the overall experience. The atmosphere during matches is electric, with passionate fans creating an ultimate sense of community. Overall, it’s an excellent venue for both players and spectators alike.”
“Great walk. Has its easy and not quiet so easy sections on the walk”
“Absolutely amazing hiking trail - we took a taxi from the city centre and got dropped off here to hike to Nicols falls. It was about a 15-20 minute hike, just make sure you take the left at the waterfall sign 300m into the track. Track was a little tricky and slippery even on a nice day - wouldn’t want to do the hike if it was raining as that would make it much more difficult. 10/10 recommend very peaceful and serene spot.”
“A very beautiful beach. Lots of dog walkers in the afternoon/evening.”
“Beautiful native bush loop walk, a little slippery in places but otherwise nicely undulating and easy to walk.”
“Very good place to have a barbecue with big family or friends. Or walk with your dog. And children will be happy to play here.”
“We stayed one night on the world’s steepest street, and it was quite an experience. The street is really steep—so steep that we couldn’t even stand still on it! Driving up to drop off our luggage was a bit of a challenge, but it made the stay even more memorable. Definitely something special to see.”
“The students are so lucky to have such a Rowing facility.”
“The campground is spacious and there are flush toilets open 24/7 just by the nearby playground about a minutes walk away. Easy access to beach and blueskin bay, nice and tranquil with good viewing areas for sunset and rise.”
“Very interesting to explore all the rooms and tunnels and the view is spectacular.”
“I've had a gate and a fence installed by this team and they have been fantastic to work with. In both cases, they helped me refine the idea in ways that cut costs. Their work has been high quality while their service and professionalism have been outstanding. Highly recommend.”
“Great for kids of all ages. They have a toddler time on Saturday morning from 9 -10 am which is great for the little ones. I also often go on a Wednesday afternoon when it's quiet. Great price and no extra charge for parents when supervising little ones. You do need grippy socks which they sell there.”
“Awesome place. Affordable membership you can easily cancel anytime. Gym has everything you need. It is usually very crowded after 4pm. There is a nice swimming pool and hot pool as well.”
“Lovely little Mitre 10 with the most common things you might need to grab. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.”
“Always a pleasure . Love the Sunday train”
“Good training place when tide is in and also a lot of people walk their dogs there. It is nice and peaceful for a stroll along the beach. At one end of park is a childrens playground and mini golf course in summer. (If its still there). Also a pond for battery controlled kids toy boats. Also there is a train on a small tracks that takes kids for a ride. I cand guarantee these are still there and when they are operating. Things have changed since covid”
“One of my favourite tracks. A couple of spots for good views and nice and cool under the trees for most of the walk.”
“Great safe place to swim just make sure you check the water has a safe rating.”
“Lovely quiet little location. Very tidy and well kept gardens. Great lookout over the port.”
“Pretty nice winding forest walk, steep in some parts. Seemed to be a bit of a wasp problem higher up currently, but there were warning signs up.”
“Fabulous Botanic garden! Spent around three hours and could have used double of that - at least! But then I do love plants and trees. Visiting mid-november plenty to see. I felt, I only scratched the surface. A few places I could not find a name on the plant, but I probably would have found it else where if time havde been plenty. Don't miss the aviary!”
“Excellent park, my dog loves ❤️ this place.”
“It was great service was attended to straight away they helped me spend when I wanted to and got what I wanted as well as got myself something that works perfectly fine and love what I brought. I brought a soda stream machine kit and it is great. I'd go back again if I had something to buy definitely. They were helpful and they were friendly and polite with a smile.”
“Great track for practicing marathons and other races. Each lap (first row from the inner circle) consist of 400M! Don't forget to bring a timer, a bottle of water and a towel ^^ All the best with your fitness and health!”
“A little relaxing and calm place, despite being located next to the railway. This Chinese-themed garden is well worth a visit.”
“You can visit the world's only mainland colony of Royal Albatross at the tip of the Otago Peninsula in Dunedin, New Zealand. Small guided tours to a glassed hide allows viewing of some of the nesting albatross. To protect the albatross from human disturbance, the headland is not publicly accessible. You can see adults in flight with their three metre wingspans as they glide around the headland. The centre is free to enter but tours are charged. Uneven terrain, lot of walking. Toilets available. Cafes available on site. Before the walkabout tour, you are given a demonstration/lecture about the birds and the work of the centre. Popular with tourists. Wear comfy shoes, take water, wear hat, sunscreen. Parking is easy. Amazing place to visit. Great place for photography.”