The Auckland Regional Council Parks network was established in 1965 and is made up of 26 different parks, covering more than 40,000 hectares of land with recreational, historic and ecological value. Access to all our parks is free of charge.

Participate in the ecological restoration of bush and wetland areas in several Auckland Regional parks.
From an afternoon relaxing by a remote beach to an action-packed weekend in the bush, here are 101 fun and affordable ideas for exploring Auckland's regional parks!
A new disease is attacking kauri trees in the Waitakere Ranges and you can help prevent it spreading.
Come to Wenderholm to view and learn more about historic Couldrey House. The house is open from 1pm - 4pm Saturday and Sunday.
Auckland Regional Parks provide opportunities for walks, swimming, camping, farm experiences and plenty more. You could find yourself enjoying a secluded picnic spot, kayaking through pristine waters, mountain biking through forest, or discovering beautiful historic buildings.
Learn how Duder Regional Park is walking the talk on sustainability. This one hour walk is a fun and practical way to learn about sustainable farming.
Just 45 minutes from the city, this peninsula park is a working farm and a playground for keen walkers, orienteerers and mountain bikers. A great spot for family picnics too.
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