Prince Regent Drive Playground
đ Half Moon Bay, Auckland
Prince Regent Drive Playground in Pakuranga Domain features a long slide, toddler and standard swings on bark surfacing, a climbing fortress with fireman pole, and an underroad tunnel for safe access.
đ Family Action Verdict
"Kids love the tunnel. And it also keeps the kids safe from passing cars. The extra long slide is a winner." Reviewers praise the long slide and the pukeko sightings, with the underroad tunnel a favourite discovery for children visiting for the first time.
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6 years ago
âWe love coming to our neighbourhood playground - the kids always have a great time and play to their hearts content. The playground is linked up to a pathway to the rotary walkway and another reserve walkway on the other side. Great for a bit of fun for the kids.â
Dilip Gour
7 years ago
âNice and big place for rest and some fun. Swing and slides are quite big so everyone can make some extra funâ
Jill McIntosh
7 years ago
âPukekos walking around which is great for kids to see. Two swings - one is a toddler one with the front support so child doesn't fall out and also a normal swing. Both with bark underneath for safety. A larger slide for older kids and a small slide for the younger ones too. Also has a fireman pole from the climbing fortress and 2 x rocking horses. Is a lovely area and outlook.â
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Based on Google review tagsSlide
13 reviews
Walkways
5 reviews
Swing
3 reviews
Park
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Local playground
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Overview
Prince Regent Drive Playground sits within Pakuranga Domain and connects via an underroad tunnel, keeping children away from passing cars. The playground centres on a long slide for older kids and a smaller slide for younger ones, with a climbing fortress, fireman pole and two rocking horses. Two swings - one with a toddler front support - sit on bark safety surfacing. Native pukekos wander through the area regularly. Paths connect to the rotary walkway and a nearby reserve.
