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Lorna Irene Drive Reserve

This small playground was revamped in 2023, winning Playground of the Year at the 2023 New Zealand Parks Awards hosted by Recreation Aotearoa. It is a fully accessible playground, located in an established subdivision with small trees and gardens. It’s suited to toddlers and young children. Two covered bench seats let you enjoy a bit of shade. As one of the lesser-known playgrounds on the Kāpiti Coast, this is regarded by many as a hidden treasure!
Amenities
- Playground
- in-built ground trampoline
- musical equipment
- accessible playground equipment
- New Zealand's first wheelchair seesaw
- wheelchair accessible roundabout
- wheelchair accessible tower
- sensory play opportunities
- accessible swings.
The inclusive swing was donated by Kris Dahl and her son Cyrus, who has cerebral palsy. Their fundraising efforts have seen seven inclusive swings donated to playgrounds across the Wellington Region.