Butterfly Creek

New Zealand's capital was originally located in Auckland, but moved to Wellington at the southern end of North Island in 1865. Today Auckland is still one of the most developed areas in New Zealand. It is also the hub of the South Pacific and the main place for passengers to enter and leave the country.

Butterfly Creek is a place your children can be entertained for hours! There's a train they can catch, a dinosaur park they can frolic in, a butterfly sanctuary where they can have butterflies land on them, farm animals to pet and feed, a playground to burn of some energy in - and best of all a reasonably priced cafe for the parents to relax in!

Wifeoid and I needed to blow off a couple of hours because our flight was a leaving a good deal later in the day. Butterfly creek was walking distance to the airport. Small, Quaint and well run.

Colorful butterflies, lightweight posture, shuttle among the beautiful flowers, endless, to embellish the early winter more enchanting, beautiful. Really good choice. Spot praise.______________.

The park is free and open. The environment is excellent. It can see many green plants. It is said that if summer comes here, more than 800 butterflies will fly around you. It's fantastic.

The playground is just beside the airport. There are many butterflies, which are suitable for younger children.

Butterfly Valley is not far from the airport. There is a good place for rope climbing.

Near the airport, there are many amusement themes in it, but unfortunately, it's not much fun to catch a plane.

There are many themes of amusement, here is an amusement park, a few parts, some of which are large-scale amusement projects, some of which are small world ones.

Forest Park, comfortable environment, clean, super good air, very suitable for leisure exercise, no tickets, many locals and outsiders.