Does Wainoni Park have toilets?

Yes, public toilets are available at Wainoni Park.

Is there parking at Wainoni Park?

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

Does Wainoni Park have water play?

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

Are there picnic tables at Wainoni Park?

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

Does Wainoni Park have swings?

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

Does Wainoni Park have a slide?

Yes, Wainoni Park includes a slide.

Is there a climbing frame at Wainoni Park?

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

Where is Wainoni Park?

Wainoni Park is in Greenhithe, Auckland, New Zealand.

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Playground

Wainoni Park

Churchouse Road, Greenhithe, Auckland 0632

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Best suited to

Toddler-friendly0–4

Why these ages?

Compact suburban play with two infant swings, bowl rockers, wide slide, spinner and a fountain-style water play area — reviewer confirms 'kids of all ages enjoy playing in the water feature with fountains'. Set within a large green space with sports fields and a restored (small) stream — a suburban stream not a wide river. Solid toddler/preschool fit; older kids will find it small.

Accessibility

Partial access

+ Accessible parking bay

Access notes

Description explicitly states a mobility car park sits close to the playground and water play area, but the surface material and path to the equipment are not described, and no accessible toilet or transfer equipment is mentioned.

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Wainoni Park in Greenhithe pairs a compact playground with a restored stream and edible gardens tended by residents, on Auckland's North Shore, and community volunteers are as much a part of its story as the equipment.

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Olivia M.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Roam App showed us this spot for water play and it was awesome. Some great established trees surrounding the play spaces.
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Tiffany P.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Not a lot of okay ground equipment, but what they have is different and interesting. The slide is wide and fun. So many things to spin on (seats, ropes and a tower). Two baby swings and two regular swings edge the park. Kids of all ages enjoy playing in the water feature with fountains. We took a walk on one of the trails to see some horses (petting not recommended). Heaps of fields to play on as well.
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Lala M.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Great park for kids not sure what one of the obstacles was lol
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Mary T.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Such a lovely place for summertime, with kids playing in the water. There is toilet and drink water, picnic table and chairs, rubbish bins, swing, tractor for kids…
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Nahed A.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Love it. Playground, many soccer fields. Short walk. …
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Aimee Y.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Great park! A bit different to other playgrounds and has a lovely community garden and lots of fruit trees too.
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Thiyagarajan S.
from Google15 Apr 2026
So so so beautiful.. you can see horses and some beautiful birds.. Best place to go for a walk
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Rikki W.
from Google15 Apr 2026
A quite place to picnic. Kids maybe interested in the horses here too. The playground is too small, need to upgrade.
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Dorothy N.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Winter beauty blanketed with fog, been blessed with several mornings this week 😍 #nofilter …
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Tim O.
from Google15 Apr 2026
Wainoni Park is a sport facility in Greenhithe. In the winter the local soccer club Greenhithe FC hosts midget, junior and youth soccer across the three fields and in the summer various cricket clubs & Last Man Stands use the three artificial cricket pitches. Surrounding the fields are walkways through the park, a playground and two car parking areas of reasonable size - both of which quickly fill up on Saturday morning in winter. The park is popular for dog walkers who largely ignore the rules about keeping their pets off the fields so you'll get the occasional out of control dog. There are public toilets which can get pretty grotty from time to time and the council doesn't maintain some of the park as much as it should. The last part of the park is the Pony Club located to the North of the playing fields.
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