Green Island Memorial Park Playground
đ Dunedin, Otago South
Green Island Memorial Park Playground in Dunedin features new play equipment suited to children aged approximately two to eight. The park includes a shaded picnic table area and a range of structures for different activity levels.
đ Family Action Verdict
Parents describe it as one of the best playgrounds in Dunedin for younger children, noting kids stay engaged for over an hour. Reviewers praise the range of equipment that caters for both more adventurous and cautious children. The shaded picnic table is appreciated for extending family visits.
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Wicked Sheila
10 months ago
âDunedin lacks great playgrounds. This one was the best we found with 1 picnic table in the shade within the gated area. And another picnic table is next to it, next to a BBQ. The playground is well maintained and it even entertained my 8 and 11 year old. I didn't see toilets though.â
Jen W
3 years ago
âReally cool little playground. I didn't think my kids would stay interested for that long but they played for over an hour. The big hamster wheel was a firm favourite. Right next door to a small botanical garden and supermarket on the other side which is handy for an impromptu picnic.â
Aymie Shiels
3 years ago
âGreat playground for approx age 2-8 years. Equipment not high off ground but a wee range of things for both the more and less adventurous wee ones. Flat, mix of astroturf and grass, couple trees for shade and well fenced.â
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Based on Google review tagsShade
3 reviews
Picnic
3 reviews
Equipment
2 reviews
Trees
2 reviews
Overview
Green Island Memorial Park Playground is one of Dunedin's highly rated playgrounds, recently fitted with new equipment at a scale suited to younger children. The play structures are set at a comfortable height with a variety of options for both active and less confident children. A picnic table sits under shade nearby, supporting longer family visits. The park is free to visit and open-access year-round.
