Tāwharanui Regional Park
See newborn lambs and listen for native birds on a fresh spring walk.
End of Takatu Road, Tāwharanui Peninsula, Matakana
Planning a visit to Tāwharanui Regional Park
Is Tāwharanui Regional Park free?
Yes — entry to Tāwharanui Regional Park is free, so it works well as a low-cost weekend outing.
How long do families usually spend at Tāwharanui Regional Park?
Allow about 4 hours. That is the typical visit we plan around — younger kids often want to leave sooner, older ones later.
What ages is Tāwharanui Regional Park good for?
It suits roughly ages 3 to 17.
Does Tāwharanui Regional Park have toilets, parking and somewhere to eat?
It has parking, toilets and a picnic area, but no café on site. Bring lunch — there is somewhere to sit and eat it.
Is Tāwharanui Regional Park pram and buggy friendly?
Not really. Tāwharanui Regional Park is better with a carrier or once the kids are walking confidently.
Is Tāwharanui Regional Park any good in bad weather?
Tāwharanui Regional Park is outdoors, so check the forecast first. On wet days our indoor filter will find you an alternative nearby.