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Rope climbing frame and swing on bark at Bledisloe Park playground, Pukekohe, at sunsetPhoto: Hooman J.Open on map

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Playground

Bledisloe Park

Pukekohe 2120

4.5
200
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Best suited to
Toddler-friendly0–4Child5–9
Why these ages?

Sandpit, accessible carousel, swings and Roktopus give a genuine toddler zone set well back inside a big civic park - no adjacent road or water. Climbing frame extends the range for primary-age kids. Older tweens will find it thin. Reviewer explicitly says baby could self-navigate slides and swings.

Accessibility
Partial access
+ Wheel-on roundabout / carousel+ Accessible parking bay- Bark or wood-chip surface (wheels sink)
Access notes

Description explicitly names a wheelchair accessible carousel added in a Franklin Local Board accessibility upgrade, and off street parking that includes mobility parking. But the ground is a mix of artificial and bark surfacing, which blocks a full wheelchair accessible rating.

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Equipment

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Bledisloe Park's playground in Pukekohe is built around a Roktopus, a multi play structure with a slide and a wheelchair accessible carousel, backed by a climbing frame, giant and smaller swing sets, a see saw, sand play and a rocking disk. It suits a wide age range, from toddlers in the sand pit to older kids on the climbing frame, and the accessible carousel makes it a genuine option for wheelchair users too.

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Visits

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  • Hooman J.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    Lots of area for kids to play balls, good area for kites and a good playground too. The sandpit is filled with soil rather than sand which makes it very dusty and not ideal hence the low star. Two toilets and a bbq.

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  • Olivia I.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    Always has sport in on So can be hard if you want to walk you dogs here but very inclusive environment

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  • Donavin M.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    Great space for the family, got to see Portia the pony who is Barfoot & Thompson's mini mascot.

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  • Steve R.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    Huge park, lots of sports facilities. Nice grounds

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  • Nix H.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    My baby absolutely loved this park, he was able to climb on to most of the things like the slides, swings (with a little help), and a few other rides that were available to him.

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  • Pirihira E.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    Nice shaded area where I had my lunch. There was children cricket and after adults cricket. Other side of park, play ground for children and public toilets. At the moment the toilets are out of action. Been like this 4 weeks. There are tables and seats under shade, school side. Very close to PacNSave. All good.

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  • Seamus T.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    Great open space for cricket, kicking a ball around or letting the dog have a run. Heaps of parking and lots of facilities nearby

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  • Johan M.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    Huge field for all sorts of sports. Nice place for a doggie walk or just a stroll. Almost in the middle of Pukekohe.

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  • D H.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    10/10 park, we beat pukekohe here which makes it even better 💪💪 …

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  • Kristie T.
    from Google15 Apr 2026

    A lovely park, close to our home for a quick getaway with the kids. Lots to do with a big green field to run around too.

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