King Edward Park

Taranaki

All year round

You’ll feel like a new person after experiencing the lush greenery, native bush, soothing bird sounds, and running river on your visit to King Edward Park.

Planned for promenading, the park was also intended to be a source of inspiration for local gardeners, exhibiting collections of plants suitable for growing in the town and surrounding district. Remnants of the collection theme can be seen in the 15 varieties of hedge plant used across the park, the spring displays of daffodils and the heritage and modern rose gardens. Magnolias, azalea and rhododendron collections, rose gardens and annual borders. King Edward Park is truly a garden for all seasons.

Cost?

Free

For more info visit:

King Edward Park

Address

Camberwell Road
Hāwera

Contact

contact@stdc.govt.nz

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ACCESSIBILITY

General

The park is easily accessible by wheelchair and is wheelchair friendly.

Parking

Car parking is free around the Park on High Street, Waihi and Camberwell Roads, as well as a car parking area at the Stan Lay entrance. There is also the capability for bus and coach parking.

Transport

King Edward Park is right in Stratford. If you are driving from further out of town, there is plenty of parking at the Malone’s Gates entrance.

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