Welcome to Manukau Parks. This website has information on the huge range of parks in Manukau, activities on offer, and ways you can get involved in caring for our parks.
We have 900 areas of open space (2,600 hectares), including parks, civic areas and streetscape valued at NZ$1 billion. Our 340,000 citizens make 26.9 million visits annually to our parks.
There's something for everyone - so why don't you come and experience a Manukau park?
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Ranger Walk and Talk programme
Join a park ranger and learn about the history, geological and botanical features of some of our parks. Find out more about the Ranger Walk and Talk programme here.
Ground Closures
The following grounds are currently closed:
- Millhouse Park No.2 Soccer
- Kingswood Reserve No 2
- LEP (Athletic area)
For information on game cancellations please refer to the relevant sports association.
Walkway and foreshore improvements at Green Bay Reserve, Pine Harbour
Manukau City Council begins work on improvements to the Green Bay Reserve Walkway at Beachlands on Monday, 2 March 2009.
Work involves relocating the footpath away from the slope at the end of Puriri Road and enhancement planting. It is anticipated the project will be completed by the end of March.
Pedestrian access will remain open during construction however users will be diverted away from the work site. The temporary footpath will have an uneven surface and due care is required during this time.
Council apologises for any inconvenience the works may cause. For more information on this project contract Ron Upshire 262 8900 ext 8671 or email ron.upshire@manukau.govt.nz.