Barry Curtis Park.

Barry Curtis Park. 

Playground* Walkway * Event Amphitheatre

Barry Curtis Park is at the heart of Flat Bush. A total land area of 94 hectares, will mean that it will be bigger than the Auckland Domain. The park will be closely linked with Flat Bush's town centre, with the western part of the town centre surrounded by the park.

The vision for the park is to create 'a regionally significant park that reflects the people and cultures of Manukau.'

The park is currently under development, with total completion scheduled for 2022.

Park features
Events
Awards
Location map


Park features

Key features of the park include:

  • Multi-sports complex, premier sports fields and training facilities 
  • Cultural lawn and an amphitheatre for large scale events 
  • Large theme playground 
  • Picnic area with covered facilities 
  • Wetlands with ponds and boardwalks 
  • An education centre 
  • Neighbourhood parks with community focused playgrounds and facilities 
  • Signature areas with characteristic tree plantings, sculptures and recreation areas.

To find out more about Barry Curtis Park please phone 09 262 5104 or email us

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Events

Barry Curtis Park is an excellent venue for outdoor events. There is a cultural lawn and an amphitheatre suitable for large scale events.

 Aerial view of festival lawn.

Aerial view of festival / cultural lawn

Awards

The park has received three awards in 2008 from the New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects for work done for the council by Isthmus Group:

  • Gold: Barry Curtis Park Wetland Playground (at Stancombe Road)
  • Silver: Barry Curtis Park Signature Areas design
  • Silver: Barry Curtis Park Project Management.

These follow the gold award received in 2006 for the Barry Curtis Park Regional Play Park design by Isthmus Group.

Location

Barry Curtis Park is located at:

201 / 203 Chapel Rd
Flat Bush
Playground (off Stancombe Rd)

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