Auckland Botanic Gardens
Auckland Botanic Gardens is home to over 10,000 plants from around the world, spread over 64 hectares in Manurewa, South Auckland.
Comprehensive collections of ornamental plants have been established to help visitors with selections for their own gardens. The extensive displays of native and introduced plants have attracted international interest.
Visitors may see award winning roses, the spring blossom valley, the rock garden and the New Zealand native plant collection, including threatened native plants.
More information about the Botanic Gardens can be found at www.aucklandbotanicgardens.co.nz
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- Mobility access (partial)
Much of the gardens and facilities have limited mobility access. Click here to read more on the Auckland Botanic Gardens website.
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- Cellphone coverage
- Interpretation
- Limited mobility parking
There are 3 designated car parks and a drop off area.
Limited mobility vehicles are also permitted to drive around the garden's internal loop road on weekdays. From the loop road many of the lakes and gardens can be seen including the herbs, rock garden, rose garden, native ideas garden, threatened native plants garden and urban trees.
- Limited mobility toilet
The visitor centre and library have wheelchair accessible toilets.
- Native bush
- Notice board
- Parking
Main area
- Picnic tables
- Potable water
- Pram access
There are many sealed paths for prams. Don't forget to check out the Potter Children's garden or take a ride on the Wiri Rambler tractor.
- Sealed access road
- Security gates
- Security surveillance
- Shelter
- Toilet block
- Visitor centre
