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43 Ambury Road, Level 4, Mangere Bridge, Auckland 2022 (09) 366 2000
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Nestled on the shore of the Manukau Harbour, Ambury Regional Park is a working farm, an important education centre and a birdwatchers paradise with a volcanic history

Gates open
Summer: 8:00am - 9:00pm
Winter: 8:00am - 7:00pm

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Ideal place for a walk in the sunshine, especially when the lambs are feeding and the kids get to feed them milk out of bottles through the fence. Free activity and easy parking!

    Such a good experience for the kids and the whole family.

      Easy place to spend a Sunday afternoon introducing young kids to farm animals. Biking trail available for those who want a dose of exercise.

        A full working farm in the middle of suburban Auckland that you can wander through and interact with the animals.

          Great place to entertain the kids! Great interaction with friendly farm life in the city. Ideal when lamb season and take kids at bottle feeding times!

            Mangere Bridge is such a lovely little suburb and Ambury park is a great place to go we have been there a few times lamb season is extra cute and often you see Ducks with ducklings waddling behind sadly the numbers can dwindle day to day.  In summer families have sports days and its busy with groups.  In this park you can actually drive up to almost the edge of the park and look out into the manakau harbour and this is where we like to take our picnics i can not think of many parks that let you do that :)

              Went down to Ambury for the Farm day at the weekend and were really impressed.  Well organised, right down to the entrance, exit and parking.  So many activities to keep all ages busy and happy. Had a great day and look forward to going back.

                Ambury Regional park just 15km from central Auckland near Manukau Harbour. Nice place for kids and family.  If it is nice weather and the sun is shining make sure you take your kids here or just go with your special someone and enjoy :o)

                  A visit to Ambury Park Farm feels like you have left Auckland for the day.  An awesome place to take kids with lots of interesting farm animals to look at.  A lovely, relaxing atmosphere.

                    Parking and Sleeping New Zealand Ambury Park is just so close to Auckland City but people just do not know wwhere it is , so get out there of the seat in front of the telly and go and visit one of Aucklands most wonderful attractions. Experience rurual life in Auckland City , show the kids lambs on masse when in season , check out the coast walk , the cheeky turkeys the friendly ducks and the great out doors . Ambury Park is also open for camping ,camping in tents , motorhomes and caravans . In the winter they donot take bookings but in the summer you can book .An over night stay can cost less than $10.00 per person .Toilets are available .Etc etc so what are you waiting for ......then on the way home have a coffee sit on a real seat at the wonderful Mangere Bridge Cafes .

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