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TahurangiCrum Park
52A Hilling Street, Titirangi
About Crum Park
Tahurangi / Crum Park - Looking down the hill at the large artificial turf sports fields and the courts in the background. Photo credit: T Hodder.
This is Auckland's first park with bilingual signage.
The park has two names of significance. You can read the Story of Tahurangi to learn about how the park got its te reo Māori name. The English name (Crum) is after Albert Crum who operated a clay pit out of the site. He was a prominent figure in the New Lynn pottery industry and an elected member of the local council in the early 1900s.
Tahurangi / Crum Park has a series of walking tracks through the bush and established trees. Plantings have improved the surrounding stream environment over recent years.
The park offers a range of recreation and sporting opportunities.
A caged astro-turfed sports pitch, tennis courts, and a small playground are by the car park. A larger playground is by the sports fields at the Ragley Street entrance.
You will find accessible toilets, changing rooms, picnic tables, seating, and drinking fountains inside the park.
Access the car park from Hilling Street. Pedestrians can also access from Ragley Street and Titirangi Road. The Titirangi Road entrance is steep and has stairs.
Accessible features at this park
The car park has several accessible parking spaces.
A flat path connects the car park with the facilities and sports fields. A path leading from the Titirangi Road entrance and along the northern side of the park is steep and has stairs.
Clubs at this park
Bay Olympic Football Club play their home games on the artificial turf field.
You need to know
Animals
- Dogs, other animals and pets are prohibited at all Auckland Council regional parks' bookable sites and accommodation. The exception is registered aid dogs. You will need to advise our staff at time of booking if you have a registered aid dog for an exemption.
- Dogs must be on leash at all times in all other areas of our parks unless otherwise stated in the dog walking section.
Alcohol
- Visible and excessive consumption of alcohol is prohibited.
- We may ask you and your group to leave the park and terminate your permit.
Smokefree regional parks
- Our regional parks are smoke-free.
- Please observe this while staying on or using our regional parks.
Waste
All our regional parks are rubbish free. Take all rubbish and recycling with you when you leave.
Outdoor fires
It is illegal to light a fire outside in all public areas in the Auckland region.
Crum Park
Tahurangi / Crum Park accessible map
Contact us to report a problem at this park.