Is there parking at Lynmouth Park?

On-site or nearby parking is available at Lynmouth Park.

Are there picnic tables at Lynmouth Park?

Yes, picnic tables or seating are available at Lynmouth Park.

Does Lynmouth Park have swings?

Yes, swings are part of the equipment at Lynmouth Park.

Does Lynmouth Park have a slide?

Yes, Lynmouth Park includes a slide.

Is there a climbing frame at Lynmouth Park?

Yes, a climbing frame or climbing structure is part of the equipment at Lynmouth Park.

Where is Lynmouth Park?

Lynmouth Park is in Lynmouth, New Plymouth District, New Zealand.

What rating does Lynmouth Park have?

Lynmouth Park has a Google Maps rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 68 reviews.

Playground

Lynmouth Park

Name: Lynmouth Park
Address: 433 Devon Street West, Lynmouth, New Plymouth, 4310, NZ
Price range: Free
Rating: 4.5

433 Devon Street West, Lynmouth, New Plymouth 4310

4.5

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Best suited to

Child5–9

Accessibility

Partial access

+ Step-free path to the play

Access notes

Description explicitly states the reserve has flat, accessible terrain throughout, though parking is on street only and there is no toilet or transfer friendly equipment mentioned on site.

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Good to know

HistoryLynmouth Park occupies land that was previously used as a refuse dumping site; the eastern cricket field covers the main former dump area.
Source: explorenewplymouth.co.nz
HistoryLynmouth Park occupies land previously used as a refuse dumping site; the eastern cricket field covers the main former dump area.
Source: explorenewplymouth.co.nz
HistoryBlackmore Street in Lynmouth honours Richard Blackmore, the author of Lorna Doone himself, continuing the same West Country naming theme as the novel's characters (Lorna, Doone, Carver, Ridd) and locations (Taunton, Truro, Lyn).
Source: en.wikipedia.org
CultureThe surrounding Lynmouth suburb takes its name from England's West Country, and nearby streets including Lorna Street and Lyn Street draw inspiration from Richard Blackmore's novel Lorna Doone.
Source: explorenewplymouth.co.nz
CultureThe surrounding Lynmouth suburb takes its name from England's West Country, with nearby streets such as Lorna Street and Lyn Street inspired by Richard Blackmore's novel Lorna Doone.
Source: explorenewplymouth.co.nz
On siteLynmouth Park's playground sits on a bank overlooking the sports fields, offering a dedicated play space for children.
Source: explorenewplymouth.co.nz
AmenitiesCouncil reserve classification: OWN.
Source: opendata.npdc.govt.nz
AmenitiesLynmouth Park features two full-sized fields used for cricket and soccer, along with a playground on a bank overlooking the fields.
Source: explorenewplymouth.co.nz
AccessLynmouth Park is a public reserve on Devon Street West that is generally open at all times, though dogs must be kept on a leash per council rules.
Source: explorenewplymouth.co.nz
Handy to knowLynmouth Park on Devon Street West is a public reserve with no entry fees or set opening hours; dogs must be kept on a leash under NPDC bylaws.
Source: explorenewplymouth.co.nz

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Kerry W.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Its just a big square park. Theres a playground at 1 end & a cricket pavilion at the other. Its a cricket park but you can walk your dogs. Its got car access & parking. Good to play ball with the dog or a picnic.
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Brenden B.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Our dogs love it here as much as we do. A huge selection of tracks mostly thru bush and some grassland areas. Peaceful as😊😊😊😊😊 …
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Billy T.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Hidden gem not much privacy though the parks in a pit and is surrounded by houses on the hill around it to im guessing the old people taking advantage of the female joggers and walkers. No privacy
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Paul (.
from Google15 Apr 2026
0 just needed some me time second lesson to everybody moaning pop down only person there except for the cat until my phone started going off again
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Laura N.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Great open park to take you dog for a ball throw.
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A U.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Loved this place, liked the lake, walkways, waterfall, fountain etc. Best experience was in Christmas tume when light festival started
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Karen R.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Nice little playground and pleasant space to walk the dog.
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Lulu M.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Good park for throwing sticks & balls for Dogs!
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Cynthia R.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Our local park, just lovely to have so handy, pity about golfers
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John T.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Nice park, good playground for children.
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