Excellent area around a pretty lagoon. Large and well maintained kids area that was full of little…read morepeople with happy faces. Swings, spinning, climbing, slides suitable for all ages. Nice easy walk around the lagoon with regular exercise points. Coin operated BBQ and even a water playground with shooting jets of water and a bucket fountain. Great place for the whole family, including the dog.

A good spot to go park up with a picnic, pizza or takeaway in the evening and watch the sun…read moresetting. Or wander over the bridge and down to the deer reserve to see the un-phased beasts grazing.

This is a lovely piece of parkland, nestled in the Wellington suburbs. It has been around a long…read moretime and is beautifully maintained. There are picnic areas, a playground, a very nice pool (only open seasonally) and a good cafe. Entry is free and there's a small car park available. If you feel like something energetic, several walking tracks go through here or depart from here. Take the great track up to Mt Kau Kau for wonderful 360 degree views over Wellington region and the upper South Island. It's a peaceful, green retreat. ,

There is so much to see and explore at the Botanical Gardens, making it one of my favourite (and…read morefree!) attractions in Wellington. Whether you want to walk the garden trails, have a family picnic or simply look at the vast range of flowers and trees, there really is something for everyone! On my most recent visit to the gardens, I particularly enjoyed walking the trails, looking at different sculptures and taking pictures of the flowers, which were all very pretty. The cactus garden was also a highlight, as it was unusual to see so many cactuses right in the heart of the city! There is also an amazing rose garden, a tropical plant house to explore, cafes, a gift shop and the coolest playground ever (flying fox a big bonus) - it was packed with kids when we went and I can definitely see why! And to top it all off, just a short walk to the top of the Botanical Gardens (which is also the other entrance to take a ride on the Cable Car) provides the most stunning view of Wellington CBD and the harbour - it is truly a beautiful sight!

I love walking through gardens, and this one did not disappoint. We did not have a lot of time,…read moreso we strolled the Lady Norwood Rose Garden and Begonia House. It was a perfect way to spend a sunny afternoon and enjoy the variety of roses and begonias. I promise you won't be disappointed! There is a cafe, so grab a cup of coffee and pastry while your there!

Formed in 1976, Frank Kitts Park was named for the former mayor of Wellington. The park is…read moresituated inside the Wellington Harbour. There is green space, with a small low level amphitheater with 3 levels of green grass seating. The park also contains the Wahine memorial (commorating lives lost when the the Wahine ferry capsized in 1968) and the Maori arts gallery.

Frank Kitts Park is located along the Wellington Waterfront Walk…read more Read the memorial plaques and enjoy the local artwork.

flat ledges are on a slope ,park doesn't really flow and the ground pretty crap besides that the…read morebowl is very good

Well designed little park next to Chaffers dock. Planted with a rainbow of native grasses fit to…read morebrave the fickle wind. There's even a skate park and graffiti board for teens.