Parks in New Zealand

“My dog and I love this park, it's one of our favorite parks in Cambridge, lots of trees and a large field area dogs can exercise on, we always love coming here early in the morning when the frost is still on the ground”

“Good sports park with BMX track at the back of it”

“Highbrook Park is a green oasis in the bustling East Tāmaki area. ... There is also plenty of open space for recreational activities or to have a picnic”

“Nice little peaceful spot to eat your lunch if you’re ever in Papakura. I got the chicken from the Korean place there ☺️”

“Excellent playground for all ages, with plenty of seating and sun covers. Really new equipment too. Free on-street parking right beside the park. There are no public facilities here, the nearest public toilet is at the Khandalla Shops.”

“I would have been totaly lost without it”

“Beautiful, a lot off space for good walkings.”

“Football how it was meant to be watched. Take note, Steve Stadium.”

“Daldy Street Park is a great pocket park to meet friends for lunch, have fun with your dog, sit quietly in the sun. The birds have found the trees in this park, Love this oasis.”

“Beautiful grounds, lovely club rooms. I watched some awesome women's cricket here!”

“Grounds are clean and tidy all year round. Plenty of parking. 2 playgrounds, exercise area, basketball hoop, soccer netball and league club. 10/10”

“Lovely park and thanks Darren from Citycare (on behalf of Auckland Council ) for taking care of the gardens. Emaculate”

“Best place to chill and enjoyed with your friends and family”

“It's not a park for sure but an open space. Nice and spacy. There are Maori farmers fields nearby”

“Local, am impartial to this place, take kids often for the park and views”

“It's SUPER pretty! I had a little picnic and the vibe was amazing. Could catch a sunset too. Hayman Park is another popular park in Auckland, known for its spacious grounds and various recreational facilities. Visitors often mention the large open fields, perfect for sports activities like soccer, rugby, or cricket. The park also features playgrounds for children, making it a great spot for families. Additionally, it hosts events and festivals throughout the year, adding to its vibrancy and appeal. Overall, Hayman Park offers a welcoming environment for both relaxation and active recreation.”

“Nicely kept park great for football or exercise.”

“Nice big park to take your dogs for a run in has a statue dedicated to Elvis mini walk tracks that lead to other parts of West Auckland”

“Very flat field for sports (we were on the smaller one) nice grass, plenty of parking and bathrooms. Looks like a good upgrade of the clubrooms is near complete.”

“Fryco Products began it’s life in the 1950’s based out of Grey Lynn. Being a Post War engineering firm which developed to assist factories which were gathering steam as wartime restrictions were relaxed. This momentum continued throughout the 1950’s where manufacturing output rose more than 30%”

“Teaching garden,was one of the first mentors Garden looking wonderful.”

“Kilbirnie Park is a versatile and well-maintained green space in Wellington, perfect for both recreational activities and community events. The park boasts spacious fields that cater to a wide range of sports, including rugby, soccer, and cricket. These fields are regularly used by local clubs, schools, and casual players, making it a hub for sports enthusiasts of all ages. The park also includes an athletics track, which is ideal for runners and athletes looking to train. One of the standout features of Kilbirnie Park is its family-friendly environment. There’s a well-equipped playground that’s perfect for younger children, offering a safe and fun space for them to play. The park’s wide-open spaces also make it a great spot for picnics or leisurely walks. It’s dog-friendly, so many locals enjoy taking their pets for a stroll. The park’s location is very convenient, being close to Kilbirnie’s shopping area, bus routes, and other amenities. The nearby Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre is an added bonus for those looking to swim or relax after some outdoor activity. While the park is generally well-maintained, the fields can become a bit muddy during the rainy season. Overall, Kilbirnie Park is a fantastic community asset, offering something for everyone—whether you're there for sports, family time, or simply enjoying the outdoors.”

“Great, clean and well cared for dog exercise area. Well equipped with tap water, water bowl and doggie bags.”

“Great place for bring your kids to do some exercise, there are running area, playgrounds and even a maze! Clean n tidy area indeed.. lots of free parking area, clean toilet near the karori play center. But I think the maze area should be repainted. When blooming, really love to sit down in the bench under the pohutawa trees in the corner and enjoying the view”

“Love this place. I have raced model power boats here for many years on the river, a great challenging piece of water.”

“Looks great and a great Park to enjoy with Whanau”

“Its a great pitch for playing rugby and football, but it wouldn't be good for something like cricket or basketball”

“Playground could do with an update but still good fun and lots to play on. A small creek nearby, basketball courts and fields.”

“A gem of Hornby, velodrome remains from the 1974 Commonwealth Games, fantastic home of Hornby Rugby and Cricket!”