Is there parking at Hobsonville Point Playground?

On-site or nearby parking is available at Hobsonville Point Playground.

Does Hobsonville Point Playground have water play?

Hobsonville Point Playground is listed as having water play or a splash feature, typically open in the warmer months. Check recent photos to confirm before you go.

Is Hobsonville Point Playground shaded?

Hobsonville Point Playground has trees, shade sails, or other shelter that offers some shade. Coverage varies by time of day.

Are there picnic tables at Hobsonville Point Playground?

Yes, picnic tables or seating are available at Hobsonville Point Playground.

Does Hobsonville Point Playground have swings?

Yes, swings are part of the equipment at Hobsonville Point Playground.

Does Hobsonville Point Playground have a slide?

Yes, Hobsonville Point Playground includes a slide.

Is there a climbing frame at Hobsonville Point Playground?

Yes, a climbing frame or climbing structure is part of the equipment at Hobsonville Point Playground.

Where is Hobsonville Point Playground?

Hobsonville Point Playground is in Hobsonville, Auckland, New Zealand.

Playground

Hobsonville Point Playground

3 De Havilland Road, Hobsonville, Auckland 0616

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Best suited to

Toddler zone0–4Child5–9

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Why these ages?

Distinctive seed-pod climb-through structures, water play, slide, climbing frame, infant swing, bowl rocker and balance equipment with shade sails — broad range with toddler-appropriate infant swing and rocker. Description notes a rope buffer separates the play area from the nearby De Havilland Road, so there's a real road hazard partly mitigated by distance/rope only (not a full fence). Toddlers need consistent line of sight toward the road side.

What's here

Baby swingsClimbing frameParkingPicnic tablesShadeSlideSwingsWater playSign in to add

Hobsonville Point Playground features award-winning play equipment shaped like giant coastal seed pods in rust tones, a distinctive climb-through structure that suits a wide range of ages on the De Havilland Road side of Hobsonville Point Park.

Good to know

HistoryPlayground established: 2015.
Source: services1.arcgis.com
HistoryThe Hobsonville Point playground area sits near Te Onekiritea Point (Bomb Point), once the site of New Zealand's largest Air Force explosives depot; 12 WWII-era Defence Force munitions bunkers still dot the surrounding landscape.
Source: hobsonvillepoint.co.nz
On siteEquipment includes slide, climbing frame, swing (with infant swing), bowl rocker, balance equipment, novelty climbing structures, water play.
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On siteJunior-suitable items include infant swing, water play, bowl rocker.
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On siteHobsonville Point's award-winning playground on Buckley Avenue is built around a 'seed pod' design inspired by the New Zealand coastline, with structures for climbing, sliding and playing.
Source: hobsonvillepoint.co.nz
AmenitiesPlayground surface: artificial, bark.
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AmenitiesSite amenities include a drinking fountain, picnic tables, seating.
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AmenitiesSite size category: 2 Medium.
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AmenitiesConfirmed playground in Auckland Council's asset register.
Source: data-aucklandcouncil.opendata.arcgis.com
AmenitiesSite amenities registered: a drinking fountain.
Source: data-aucklandcouncil.opendata.arcgis.com

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Tobias
from Google15 Apr 2026
Really great playground, and I can see that a lot of thought has been put into it to make it interesting for kids. One of the more interesting additions are the two coconut shaped things suspended in the air by poles, which you can climb up into and go between them. Lot's of memories formed there. There are also heaps of other things in the playground which are great. I would also recommend going on a little biking trip around the area, and you can stop at the playground as a little breather, or end destination. 😁
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Andrey K.
from Google15 Apr 2026
A great playground with a large variety of areas to play. It is close to cafes, park and a field so there is always an area for kids to enjoy. It recently had been updated by the addition of shade sails. There are plenty of car parks around, making it easy to access.
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Siri D.
from Google15 Apr 2026
A really good play ground with loads of activities. There are some nice architectural pieces scattered through out. Good place to enjoy the sunshine or an open bloods birthday party under a tree. Parking is tough on weekends.
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Paul H.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Great space fun for all ages. Plenty of shade.
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Craig P.
from Google15 Apr 2026
A great playground with a combination of classic equipment and room to explore and investigate.
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Eranga D.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Good, but they have spent more money on design things rather playing things
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Paula C.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Not that much things for my kids to play with but otherwise that I love it
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Rob F.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Great well thought out playground where its safe, and fun.
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Adrian T.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Fun place to have a picnic
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Sam W.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Love this place for a walk under the trees
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