Wenderholm Regional Park Review

As New Zealand’s first regional park open to visitors, Wenderholm is a real treasure. Few people can find such a rich natural environment. It is located on the main road in Orewa, with clear signs and easy access from Auckland. Wyndholm has an estuary, seaside walkways, beaches, picturesque seawater havens and spectacular views. Jungle trails, water sports, good parking, clean toilets and showers, and open historic houses. The extension has a well-marked path that caters to most visitors, especially in the tranquility of this Eden-like environment, and the birds on the trail are an inspirational catalyst. The park's horns are located between the Puhoi and Waiwera rivers, with picturesque views from every corner. The quiet beach offers spectacular views of Hauraki Bay, while the pohutukawa tree overlooking the beach provides welcome shade during the hot months. Many walkways from just past Couldrey House are the best way to enjoy the environment. Te Akeake Trail is a 30-minute walk, Maungatauhoro Te Hikoi 90 minutes walk, and the surrounding walk takes about two and a half hours

Backed by the mountains and the sea, the beach is also very clean, there are large public bathing beaches, the park's sea view resources can be described as rich and the view is good. The surrounding facilities are very complete, although there are not many tourists who use it here.