Directory overview
- 161 Total businesses
- 4.5 Average rating
- 98% With reviews
- 96% With photos
- 80 Highly rated
- 112 Open on weekends
161 results found
Browse water park in Wellington. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 161 results in Wellington. Average rating 4.5/5 based on 84,898 reviews & ratings.
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“Mind blown by the place and arena. Fantastic services available, good parking. Round about was quite congested when we left. It would help if people knew their road rules.”
“Cute wee park , love the kids playground and the garden for the blind has nice booth seating for lunch or a quiet and discreet meeting. Beautiful sweet smelling flowers and water feature and on the other side you can sit and watch cars on the motorway”
“A perfect spot to view the east coast of Wellington. Not far away from the car park you can see an arch hole on your left; when you are looking far towards the sea you may see Baring Head Lighthouse. It’s a Lighthouse located in back country.”
“Nice to walk around in the sun. Good trim. Cricket looks fun, but. I’m afraid.”
“Beautiful time with whanau on a wonderful sunny day in the Hutt - track to summit was nice grade and great condition!”
“Great walk with kids and family. Can be messy and slippery during rain but overall a perfect way to spend a day. Good spot for picnic too.”
“A beautiful expanse of wilderness right on our doorstep. Bush walks for most fitness levels and dog friendly. Full of historical sites. Highly recommended.”
“This and wharf area is great to visit. Stop for a break and coffee.”
“Good dog park, even in the wet, nice hills, good agility section, even enclosure for small dogs if you need, and fully fenced with an 'airlock' gate system”
“Beautiful park, very popular and seems to be a camping hot spot.”
“This was a beautiful venue for my grandson's soccer game. I love that there is a public toilet right there as well.”
“Awesome dairy. The owner is very helpful and they have a variety of useful items as well as the usual milk, bread etc. The staff are really friendly as well.”
“Lovely spot, made even better if Mr Whippy is there!”
“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.”
“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.”
“Cool playground for older kids and there a water play area too. Also handy is the store selling crepes, ice cream and drinks on site so you can grab a bite while the kids play.”
“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.”
“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.”
“Love this place. I have raced model power boats here for many years on the river, a great challenging piece of water.”
“For young and old a great turf, needs some southerly protection and covered seating for visitors who would like to come and watch”
“I go there for hockey it is a very nice facility.”
“A wonderful family park for outdoor for sports and picnics . A bit damp under foot in the winter but excellent in the summer ☀️”
“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.”
“The ground is in the best state ever for Rugby.”
“Great park for a family picnic. So close to children's playground, toilets and swimming pool”
“Had a great time and met lots of other nice dog owners z Be aware though that there are no gates to this area. Would be a great improvement to make it secure so dogs don’t run into children’s play area, the car park…?”
“Wouldn't recommend swimming with eel food strapped to you. Saw one the size of a fricken tree trunk, the size that makes you say... that's a fricken tree trunk. But it wasn't. Having said that, great spot and friendly eels.”
“Great foresight to have these around.”
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