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Jardine Park Playground

πŸ“ Kelvin Heights, Otago

β˜…4.7(6 Google reviews)πŸ’°FreeπŸ‘ΆAll ages

Jardine Park sits in Queenstown with open views of the lake and surrounding ranges. The playground equipment skews toward older children. The open space doubles as a dog-walking area. Free entry, open seven days.

βœ“ Lake viewsβœ“ Dog-friendlyβœ“ Open spaceβœ“ Older kids
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β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…Featured review by Jardine Jay VanTrue

Best playground in the world by far

πŸ† Family Action Verdict

Worth visiting for the views alone β€” pair it with a walk and let older kids tackle the climbing gear while you take in the scenery.

ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go

πŸ’‘Free entry, open seven days
⏰Dog-friendly open space
🎟️Equipment better suited to school-age children than toddlers
πŸš—Pram-accessible paths through the park

πŸ’¬ What Families Are Saying

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4.7
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6 Google reviews

Outstanding Queenstown views60%
Dog-friendly grounds30%
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Jardine Jay VanTrue

3 years ago

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β€œBest playground in the world by far”

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Emma Cochrane

a year ago

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β€œGreat views and park for dogs”

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Paulo Silva

a week ago

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β€œEspaΓ§o amplo e parque parque infantil.”

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Warwick Marshall

2 years ago

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β€œOK as a local playground but a bit sparce. Swings too high off the ground for young children to get on unaided. Nice views.”

Reviews from Google

Overview

Jardine Park occupies an elevated Queenstown position with views across Lake Wakatipu to the Remarkables and surrounding mountains. The playground is sized for older children who can manage taller climbing structures independently. The open grass area works well for free play and is dog-friendly. Swings sit high off the ground β€” young children may need assistance to mount unaided. Pram-accessible paths run through the park. Free entry, open seven days.

πŸ• Opening Hours

Monday00:00 –

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