1 / 2Cockle Bay Playground
đ Cockle Bay, Auckland
Cockle Bay Playground sits right alongside the beach with age-appropriate equipment including a mum-and-bub swing and mini zip line. Safety matting covers the play area.
đ Family Action Verdict
Reviewers love the combination of beach and playground in one spot. Parents of babies highlight the mum-and-bub swing as a standout feature. The relaxed beach atmosphere and regular duck sightings add to the appeal for young children.
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Lauren Ladewig
9 months ago
âSuch a cute playground. Our little one is 10mo and there are a few things for him to do. Theres a mom and bub swing, mini tunnel, mini slide. And its mostly shaded!! There are also big things too but id say its mostly aimed at younger children. There are grassy patches with benches. Sea view, shade under trees. Ducks roaming around. Its also wheelchair accessible and has a rotating platform that is wheelchair accessible!â
Renee Lee
5 months ago
âBeautiful beach with loads of shells. There's a children playground nearby. There are sufficient tables and benches by the playground and families have lunches at the tables. Acoffee cart is there most of the day. I see people drive to the beach just to buy takeaway coffee.â
Noria C
4 weeks ago
âAwesome place, kids love it. Great playground, by the beach, ducks, little walk to the top. We always have a great time there as a family.â
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Based on Google review tagsBeach
15 reviews
Picnic
7 reviews
Shaded
5 reviews
Ducks
3 reviews
Swings
3 reviews
Overview
Cockle Bay Playground is a beachside play area in Cockle Bay combining a well-equipped playground with direct beach access. The equipment includes a mum-and-bub swing suitable for infants, a mini zip line, and climbing structures with safety matting beneath. The beach itself extends the play space, with low tide revealing the sand flat and high tide bringing the water close to the park. Ducks frequent the area and are a draw for young children.
