Park in New Zealand

“I go there for hockey it is a very nice facility.”

“Great slides n pool price for 1 adult n child eg $20 total. It was so relaxing. Also 3 water slides..family spa..free bbqs..diving boards..indoor and outdoor pools!! Lotsa picnic areas too”

“Nice campsite beside the airport. It might get a bit loud from the road and planes. I loved the spacious TV room with cosy sofas. Got to have it all to myself for a few hours and enjoyed watching a movie. Kitchen and bathroom are clean and functional. Staff is lovely.”

“Perfect stay for me, stayed for over a week. Room nice clean and up to date. Nice close to the beach. Only 30min drive to Christchurch city centre 10min to rangiora where you can get everything you need. Had plenty of questions for the staff what all have been answered. Overal a very good stay and will be back.”

“Guys had a blast here. Took 4 boys to laser tag and then leap. The staff were super friendly and accommodating, the coffee was pretty good. 5* for me would recommend.”

“What a little gem! For a low price, I got a comfy tiny cabin with access to showers, restrooms, and the outdoor kitchen. Great location, just 20 minutes north of Napier. And the food is amazing, particularly the chicken filo, which I highly recommend.”

“Every kid in newzealand should have the opportunity to com here in the summer”

At Chilli Dhaba Forbury Park, the menu stays Thai-inspired, served with an easygoing pace. Curries carry clear spice and warmth. Vegetarian picks read as complete plates. Easy to carry out for a simple night in.

“It's a funny old place, a park. I mean what do you park? A car, and it's stationary. What did I see at the park? Glorious movement. A league team training, a cricket team playing, a person taking his dog for a run on a bike. What the hell does park mean? Bloody Beaut, a sanctuary in the suburbs.”

“Great place for a walk. Peaceful, quiet n relaxing. Overlooks Maungarei/Mount Wellington”

“Bomb Point Dog Park is one of limited number of fully-fenced dog parks in Auckland. The size is large enough and there is plenty of space to run. It is great that there's a rubbish bin and dog poo bags provided within the park. While there's work being done on providing a source of drinkable water, at this point in time I recommend you bring water for your pup when you visit.”

“Great space for a run around and to kick a ball. Very well maintained. Our new favourite park!”

“Hamlin Park is really a sports field and the hall is used for Sunday worship. I live only 5 mins.away and find it is a great place to take my Lassa Appso dog for a 20 minutes run. Lots of smells and almost totally fenced.Surrounded by trees and back gardens . Excellent parking. No public toilets or playground but if you want to sit on a grassy slope in a quiet place for a little while this is for you.”

“We had our original camp site which was booked a year in advance cancelled last minute for labour weekend due to council pest spraying. After years of planning our family camp, we were desperate to seek urgent accommodation for our large family (100+). I phoned the Clark’s beach holiday park the week of labour weekend and the owners were Amazing! They heard our cries, they catered to our last minute request and had done their best to cater to all our needs and they delivered - truely angels! Thank you so much for your kind hospitality ❤️”

“I haven't been there in so long, since 1990ish but my childhood memories of your park were so awesome, we were safe to run round free and unsupervised in our ever expanding packs, (tho it was harder to injure 80's children) so many families in the summer and everyone, staff and patrons were all lovely and courteous. There was tree swings, n family movies at night played on giant projector screens that all the kids watched from duvet+ pillow forts on a grass bank before bed. The prickles were my least favorite thing, but we stayed in our giant tyre tube's in the creek most of the day. I love so much the refusal to engage nasty insult comments. Those 30 yr old memories are still probably my best n happiest of camping as a kid. I hope the legacy review isn't out of place.”

“A nice little city park with quiet walking tracks, plenty of up and down hill. The view area above the water tank is a fantastic new addition and a great viewpoint.”

“A fantastic little book park. Well designed. Layout absolutely superb.”

“The ground is in the best state ever for Rugby.”

“A wonderful family park for outdoor for sports and picnics . A bit damp under foot in the winter but excellent in the summer ☀️”

“Awesome watching my moko play netball”

“Great place to let kids run off steam. Good for all ages with nature play Options”

“Great park for a picnic, has lots of shade from the trees, big field for sports and a small playground for the wee ones”

“Fields, playground, and toilets.”

“Wide open green space next to the red zone with partial fencing. Tennis court, petanque boulodrome, basic playground and public toilets. Underutilised sport fields with views of the Port Hills and close to the Otakaro-Avon Corridor. A well kept secret in Avondale.”

“Wonderful staff in the office! A small and peaceful campsite, near the beach. Probably the best water pressure I've ever seen for a campsite shower too”

“Nice little suburbian park, some playground equipment there and a good size area to run around.”

“Great Place. 2 Artificial Cricket Pitches. Kids are.”

“A great community park, tidy and clean. Lots of field space, has hot air balloon landing and pack down sometimes. The park uptop is handy, has public toilets and small building space enough for about 50 people max.”

“Lovely place to sit and have lunch”

“Lovely, kids had a ball. So much to do and lovely views too.”