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Onepoto Domain

4.5 (8 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Icecream trucks!
Melissa F.

What a brilliant, purpose-built domain/park located just off the bottom of Onewa Road, nearest the motorway on-ramp. It's landscape is child-friendly crammed with swings, slides, picnic areas and pathways to ride scooters, bikes and trikes to your hearts' content - while parents relax on the green, soaking up the sunshine. There are normally two icecream trucks on-site that take eftpos (priced from $2.50 - $5). Lots of native NZ flax, trees and grass to enjoy and lots of photo opportunities! Heaps of parking, fab spot to experience!

Sarah B.

This park has to be a well-kept secret of the North Shore. It's about 100 metres from the Onewa Rd motorway exit so only about 7 minutes drive from the city. Here you'll find a running track, a pond for feeding the ducks, a couple of kid's playgrounds and a playing field. There are some very clean looking public conveniences and the whole package is very pretty. If I had a dog or some kids, I would definitely take it/them here to play.

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Hurstmere Green

Hurstmere Green

4.3(6 reviews)
3.5 km•Takapuna

The new Hurstmere Green redevelopment cost the council (and ratepayers) a decent handful of change,…read morehowever the results have been worth it. Some fantastic eateries have opened up on the terrace overlooking the new space and the night markets and events such as the open air cinema take advantage of the new built-in seating areas. The park is green with modern, well designed social and seating areas and forms an attractive transitional space from the shopping area of Hurstmere Rd to the park and beach at The Strand beyond.

There are a rusties and crusties brigade sadly prominent on the North Shore which rail against…read morespending rates on anything other than roads, rubbish, pipes and whatnot. I challenge them to come here when the night market is on and not enjoy it. This is a perfect example of spending that's got a community together while opening up lots of spots for great new eateries. The old Hurstmere Green by contrast was a travesty of a wasted public space - it simply worked for nobody but the smokers that used to sit in the dingy spots under the tree. Now it's an open, vibrant space that links Hurstmere Road nicely to the beach. I love the seating arrangements which allow you to recline or talk to your neighbour depending on what you feel like. I love the green space. I especially love the little sculpted details in the drink fountains and whatnot where they've managed to get a images of Lake Pupuke and Rangitoto in there - fantastic imagery evoking the natural surroundings. Kudos to the urban designers here, and may all public spaces in Auckland eventually be upgraded to this high standard.

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Killarney Park

Killarney Park

4.0(2 reviews)
2.9 km•Takapuna

Killarney Park should be more popular than it is. It almost seems like people (including myself)…read morejust forget about it. And it really is beautiful (if you can avoid the duck poo). Situated right on the bank of the beautiful Lake Pupuke, Killarney Park is a lovely place to relax. Sit in the sun with some lunch, relax under a tree with a book, grab a coffee from the nearby cafe, or take a stroll around the lake. Despite being right in the middle of busy Takapuna, you honestly feel miles away when you're here, and you realise how cool and unique it is that you can walk from beach to lake in 5 minutes. The lake itself is always busy with little boaters, kayakers and dive groups. You'll often find our Olympic rowers and kayakers training here. The walk around the lake is a really nice one, and I highly recommend it, although there are some annioying parts that don't let you take dogs, those can be avoided though. It is close to many of Takapunas cafes, but doesn't have them in the immediate vacinity, which actually makes for a much more relaxed, natural atmosphere. Lovely.

There are some places where you come to hang with your mates, some where you just like to be alone,…read moreand some where you don't mind either way. For me, Killarney Park falls into the *alone* category. My high school years were spent at the nearby Rosmini College, and Killarney Park is where I came just to unwind and be with my thoughts during those turbulent teenage years. For somewhere so close to central Takapuna it is incredibly serene and peaceful - it's something to do with the lake and the rowers on it...or the ducks - something about things gently passing while you're still is just relaxing. So yeah I come here to chill - lie on the grass, walk among the dew in the morning, sometimes I'll bring my guitar down and sit under a tree and have a quiet play to myself. Blissful.

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Thorne Bay - Paradise found in Takapuna

Thorne Bay

4.9(8 reviews)
4.2 km

This secluded beach has white sand, clear water and is an absolute favourite amongst locals. Walk…read morealong the coast from the larger, more populated Takapuna Beach past historic scoria reefs and petrified log holes and within 15 minutes you will find yourself at this hidden haven. Don't forget to pick up a coffee or an award winning liquorice ice cream from Takapuna Beach Cafe before you start. Fun Fact: If you are walking your dogs during low tide be sure to let them have a dip or drink in the fresh water rock pool towards the Southern end of the beach. The water trickles down from Lake Pupuke and the dogs just love it!

Thorne Bay is simply amazing. Forget the busy main beach at Takapuna, if it is seclusion you are…read moreafter then take the time to find your way to this beautiful bay. You can access Thorne Bay via Minnehaha Avenue, then there is a bit of a walk across some rock pools but the trek is worth it. Thorne Bay has white sand with lots of tiny pretty shells and if possible grab yourself a spot under one of the trees for some shade. When I went I was surprised at how far the tide came up, so if possible pick a time when it is low. The bay is also very rocky and so that combined with the tide means it isn't child friendly, which is nice because there aren't a lot of kids there. I had a beautiful time when I went early this year. Yes the weather was great too but just being in this small paradise you feel like you're not even in Auckland. If you haven't been you must go, you won't want to go to a mainstream beach again.

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