Ngā PunaCyclamen Park
15R Cyclamen Road, Māngere

Ngā Puna means 'springs'. It refers to the many springs in the Pūkaki area.

The local name Pūkaki is also a reference to the local freshwater springs - Te Pūkaki-tapu-o-Pou-tū-keka or 'the sacred headspring of Pou-tū-keka' - used for important cleansing rituals.

This modern playground is fully fenced and has lots to keep all ages busy.

The junior play area has a low play module with slides, ramps, climbing net, wobbly bridge, a shop for role play, low swings, nature play and a green spinner.

Older kids will enjoy the three-level tower with a winding covered slide, climbing net and wall and the high swings.

Playground safety rules and tips

Follow these rules to keep yourself and others safe:

• Playgrounds are risky and designed to challenge – always supervise children.
• Use play equipment as it is intended.
• Playgrounds are for everyone – respect others, take turns.

Summer tips:

• Playground surfaces get hot – check before using and wear appropriate clothing and shoes.
• Play when it’s cool and avoid the heat of the day.
• Be sunsmart.