Directory overview
- 162 Total businesses
- 4.5 Average rating
- 94% With reviews
- 88% With photos
- 65 Highly rated
- 101 Open on weekends
162 results found
Browse public pools in Wellington. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 162 results in Wellington. Average rating 4.5/5 based on 74,485 reviews & ratings.
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“This was a beautiful venue for my grandson's soccer game. I love that there is a public toilet right there as well.”
“Still the best off leash dog park in Wellington, long bush walks, some flat, some up and down. Multiple entry sites, Kaiwharawhara, Crofton Downs, Wilton. Be aware that there are Karaka berries.”
“Great walk. Came in off Hine Rd, up to McKerrow, onto Roubd ridge, back through Camp Wainui, up Bruce's track to repeater and back to car. Well marked, easy to navigate.”
“Lovely spot, made even better if Mr Whippy is there!”
“This pool is absolutely amazing! The teachers are so kind and patient and I loved it when I had lessons here. Highly recommend going here.”
“Always taken care of and manicured.”
“Awesome location with great ocean & bay views. Very well developed with a parking space and toilets. Well connected right up to the small beach of Onehanga Bay.”
“Really nice, many birds and ducks! Ki te pai”
“Great place to visit, lovely scenery”
“Hidden jewel if you love action sports or being active when Wellington weather is acting up”
“This place is one of the incredible places in Wellington. Most likely this is part of the waterfront. If you visit the Wellington waterfront harbor, you will find this beautiful park and kids playground. Totally free of charge. Kids can experience adventure and fun at the same time. Highly recommended place.”
“Excellent park for children to enjoy while adults can relax on the beach”
“Not bad, Ramps are a bit steep but big half pipe is well. Very slippery rails”
“Beautiful park and very peaceful, the workout plaza made me feel like I was training for American Ninja Warrior!”
“We love the cafe in this Mitre 10. Their fries are much better than all other Columbus Coffee in town. Apart from the cafe, we look for interesting plants there as well. It never let us down.”
“Spicer botanical park is a very peaceful and nature park with a big range of walkway and mountain bike track. Also is dog friendly with on leash, a stream run through the park. Carpark beside the park.”
“Great fun for the whole family. Slides, hot pills, sauna, steam room, waves, basketball hoop. Lots of fun”
“Very sad to see where so many were washed ashore that night so many years ago. All the documentaries & history books can't show you how far away from Wellington CBD by road it all was. I think it is a must see for all NZers.”
“Been here for many years with my Tamariki . Finally a toilet and water fountain installed after many years also. Large bike,scooter track. Basketball hoop and play area.”
“Been coming here for 40 years.. I'm pretty sure ...nothing else Needs be said about it..lol Stay away it's all mine lol hehehe”
“fave hang. got stung by a bee here. but also kissed my bf here and throw stick see bird”
“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.”
“Such a great place for dogs to play in a fenced area. Our pup had a blast!”
“Great, clean and well cared for dog exercise area. Well equipped with tap water, water bowl and doggie bags.”
“My family and I just spent 3 nights here and had a lovely stay. The rooms are excellent and the staff at the dinning room are very thoughtful and caring. A special thanks to Inder who helped my wife and I set up dinning for two young children every morning. I would definitely stay here again.”
“A Wellington CBD classic. Come see the bureaucrats eat lunch. Watch the shoppers rest. Marvel at the afternoon drinkers. Join the lunchtime crowd. Peak at the workers scuttling into the tower. You know you want.”
“Nice trail with beautiful scenes”
“Love this place. I have raced model power boats here for many years on the river, a great challenging piece of water.”
“Wood turf + ground + play center for kids. Great outdoor playtime.”
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