Aerial view of Porritt Park Playground in Thames, Thames-Coromandel District
Playground

Porritt Park Playground

406 Queen Street, Thames 3500

Best suited to
Toddler zone0–4Child5–9Tween10+
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Why these ages?

Modern 2024 rebuild with wheelchair-accessible seesaw and carousel, hamster wheels and talking tubes suit toddlers well. Queen Street is Thames's main SH25 arterial — no fencing mentioned so downgrade to has-toddler-zone. Wakatere boat and lighthouse climbing tower are excellent destination draws for child and tween ages.

Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
+ Wheel-on roundabout / carousel+ Accessible toilet on site
Access notes

Description explicitly names a wheelchair accessible seesaw and carousel plus a Changing Places accessible bathroom on site, stating the playground is usable by children with mobility limitations.

What's here

Climbing frameParkingPicnic tablesSeesawSlideSwingsSign in to add

Porritt Park Playground is Thames's destination play space, a rebuilt playground that opened on 31 May 2024 in the heart of town on Queen Street.

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  • Freddy
    from Google21 May 2026

    Great playground with so many different options to play with.

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  • Elena C.
    from Google21 May 2026

    Wonderful park with lots of activities for different age groups of kids

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  • Ornella G.
    from Google21 May 2026

    Great playground !

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  • Cindrella F.
    from Google21 May 2026

    One of the best play equipment zone. A surprise find on our stop over from rotorua to Whitianga.

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  • Armen A.
    from Google21 May 2026

    Such a wonderful upgrade, our kids got lost here for an hour

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  • Ir E.
    from Google21 May 2026
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