Rosedale Park

Rosedale Park's playground is a small, modest stop: a climbing frame, swings including an infant swing, and a slide suited to younger children with assistance. It works best as a break for families already at the park for sport or other recreation, rather than as a destination in its own right, sitting beside the main car park in one of the North Shore's largest recreation hubs.

Equipment

Equipment is limited to a climbing frame, swings including an infant swing, and a slide suitable for younger children with assistance, reflecting the playground's role as a quick stop rather than a full day out.

Access and Inclusion

The playground sits beside the main car park, which includes mobility parking, keeping the walk from vehicle to equipment short for anyone with limited mobility. Shared walking and cycling paths run through the wider park, giving prams and wheelchairs a flat, formed alternative to the sports fields, and public toilets and changing rooms are close by.

Practical Info

Rosedale Park is on Jack Hinton Drive in Upper Harbour, with off street parking, a drinking fountain and a fitness station on site. There is no shade directly over the play equipment or seating. Beyond the playground, the park's free nine hole disc golf course and shared paths make it worth a longer visit for those not just passing through, and the whole park operates a smokefree policy.