Water park in Wellington

“Good for children in the summer time to enjoy the water and family can sit and watch children who are having a ball.”

“Love this place, so much to see and take in.”

“Great playground with a small road area for trikes, bikes and scooters. Good easy access and public toilets on site”

“Stunning views. A few bunkers with graffiti on the end of the hills. Can see Cook Strait and red rocks. Spent 2 hours from Brooklyn wind turbine get there by bike. Last 2km only can walk. Very steep and narrow. Better wear long pants. A lot of sharp needle plants may scratch your legs.”

“There to officiate a wedding. A stunning spot on a sunny day.”

“Such an amazing walk to get here. The view is amazing on a good day! If it’s cold or windy, definitely take a jacket as it gets super cold up here. You can also get out of the southerly if you pop behind the shed at the top. Definitely recommend the hike to the top. Steep, exposed and rocky though!”

“Chilly, but nice coffee at the cafe.”

“The Eastern Walkway Trail is a fantastic coastal track offering stunning views of Wellington Harbour and the rugged coastline. The well-maintained path takes you through lush native bush, and there are plenty of lookout points along the way to soak in the panoramic scenery. The trail is relatively easy, making it suitable for all fitness levels, and it's a great spot for a leisurely walk or light hike. The highlight is the picturesque view of the Cook Strait and Pencarrow Head. Overall, it's a perfect escape into nature, right near the city.”

“Great play ground needs a toilet for the kids.... oh wait there's some trees”

“Great place to visit, lovely scenery”

“It has a few different pools for different functions, national games are usually held in the large pool including water polo, kayak polo and so on. They also offer swim classes for kids and adults. There's a sauna and spa too. The baby pool is separated from the toddler and kids pool. Ample carpark at the back with a smaller carpark at the front entrance. It is located right next to the library.”

“An amazing space to host our regular Artisan Craft Market once a month, the staff are fantastic to work with and super supportive, especially in these challenging times.”

“The kids love this playground. Lots of options for games and activities with plenty of places to sit for a snack and a drink as well. Having the cafe kiosk and toilet block right there is equally important for kids and parents.”

“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.”

“Great fun for the whole family. Slides, hot pills, sauna, steam room, waves, basketball hoop. Lots of fun”

“fave hang. got stung by a bee here. but also kissed my bf here and throw stick see bird”

“Such a great place for dogs to play in a fenced area. Our pup had a blast!”

“Super helpful staff great selection of hardware, garden goods and more. A bit busy on a Saturday but there was even a sausage sizzle on the go - what could be more Kiwi?”

“The staff here are so friendly and helpful. I love them. And it's hard to beat the prices though you sometimes can.”

“Join the pirates swim team. Excellent coaching. Great kit”

“Review Title: A Quirky and Colorful Masterpiece in the Heart of Wellington If you ever find yourself wandering the vibrant streets of Te Aro, Wellington, let your feet lead you to the iconic Bucket Fountain on Cuba Street. A whimsical concoction of moving art, color, and the playful dance of water, this unique fountain is more than just a landmark; it's an experience. The Bucket Fountain, with its quirky design and unpredictable water flow, captures the heart of Wellington's creative spirit. The arrangement of colorful buckets, tipping and spilling water in unexpected ways, creates a delightful spectacle that enthralls both young and old. It’s not merely about the visual amusement but the anticipation of where the water will splash next, making each visit a new adventure. Located in the bustling Cuba Street, this fountain adds an element of joy to the already lively atmosphere. The surrounding area is a melting pot of culture, offering an array of cafes, shops, street art, and performances, which all contribute to the infectious energy of the locale. Yet, amidst all this, the Bucket Fountain stands out as a focal point of communal happiness and an embodiment of the city’s quirky charm. Visiting the Bucket Fountain has become a sort of rite of passage for tourists and a beloved oddity for locals. It’s a place where you can see laughter erupting spontaneously, and where memories are made in the splash zone. Watching children trying to predict the next move of the buckets, or adults capturing the perfect photo, you realize that this fountain is not just an object, but a participant in the daily life of Wellington. What’s more, the Bucket Fountain serves as a colorful backdrop to the ever-changing street scenes of Cuba Street, reflecting both the sunlight and the vibrant energy of its surroundings. Whether bathed in the golden hues of sunset or drenched in the neon glow of streetlights, it remains a captivating sight. In sum, the Bucket Fountain is not merely a fountain but a living, splashing embodiment of joy and unpredictability. Its charm lies in its ability to surprise, delight, and bring people together in shared moments of whimsy. A visit to Wellington would be incomplete without experiencing the playful magic of the Bucket Fountain. It’s a testament to the city’s love for creativity and an unmissable spectacle that earns a well-deserved five stars.”

“Such a lovely small beach to swim.not crowded like Oriental bay”

“Well maintained and good views.”

“It's a huge outdoor playground with an older kids area, younger kid locked and fenced area, and an accessible toilet. The facilities are well maintained and all functional. The toilet and the playground are clean and tidy. There's ample free off street parking right at the entrance of the park.”

“New World is very close to my house and the best place to go shopping to. It has food for years, has food for anything you’re looking to get. They have a good service, very easy shopping with the staff and clearly marked aisles. They have kind chatty staff and the staff can easily help you find what you’re looking for. They never run out of stock, so if what you’re looking for isn’t there, ask staff to get it. New World is definitely one of the greatest shopping markets in NZ.”

“Sat down with my boyfriend there to relax and journal + read and was so peaceful and quiet :)”

“Right at the heart of Lambton Quay is this compact supermarket that has the basic items you often require. It isn’t huge but enough to stock up your pantry or cook up a simple meal. Love their fresh bakery and there’s often a crowd during lunchtime on a weekday. The checkout is very efficient and you won’t be in line for a long time which helps during the mad rush.”

“Came here on a bike ride, though the lower track (near red rocks) was not very bike friendly. Still a very stunning track with amazing views, definitely a must do in the wellington area. incredible coastal views - definitely bring a camera!”

“Wouldn't get me in a skateboard and trying to pop an ollie BUT this does look like a grand place for those that do.”

“Great community, very diverse bunch. Have lots of laughter.”