Exploring the playground at Hobsonville War Memorial Park
- Written by: Auckland for Kids
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- Topics: Hobsonville Places
This pioneering playground takes inspiration from Hobsonvilles aviation past as an RNZAF base and is an aviation-themed adventure for kids to discover. The giant 5 metre plus tower is a play airport control tower for the kids to imagine directing planes to take-off and land from. Kids love the runway-themed climbing wall and the very tall tunnel slide!
There is lots of play equipment in the park to try from balance beams, an aeroplane rocker, wobbly bridge, rope climber, basket swing, balance beam and more.
Plus there is a netball hoop and large grass area for kids to have fun with a ball.
Parent Tips about Hobsonville War Memorial Park Playground
Suitable for babies and pre-schoolers with baby swings and a belt swing.
Suitable for primary school and intermediate aged school children.
Shaded picnic area with a picnic table. Note the playground itself is not shaded.
Although the park is not fully fenced, there is a rope around the busy road side of the park which will slow down little ones.
Where is Hobsonville War Memorial Park?
You can find the Hobsonville War Memorial Park Playground on the corner of Memorial Park Lane and Hobsonville Road in Hobsonville in North-West Auckland.
What other fun places are there to go with kids near Hobsonville War Memorial Park?
More family-friendly places to discover nearby to Hobsonville War Memorial Park Playground if you have longer include:
Visit the neighbouring Hobson Centre where you can get something to eat at Hobsonville Kitchen, Dominos, EDO Sushi, Tank, The Coffee Club and more eateries.
Visit nearby Onekirieta Park where you can see the fair houses too.
Get a bite to eat at the Catalina Bay Farmers Market, Little Creatures Brewing or Fabric Cafe Bistro in Hobsonville Point
Go for a bike or walk along the Hobsonville Point Coastal Walkway
Play at the Hobsonville Point Water Park
Header further afield to Sanders Reserve and Bike Park in Paremoremo for a bike ride with the family.
