1873 days ago

Camelot Reserve Playground now open!

John Gillon from

The new playground at Camelot Reserve, Glenfield, is now open! The playground includes:
* a large play module with play house, double slide, wobbly bridge, pole, climbing net
* large climbing nets
* relocated swing set, now including a basket swing
* double and surfboard springers
* a spinner
* stepping log edging to playground
* Shadesail poles.

There are still a few additions to be made:
* Shadesails (delayed at port; due in February 2021)
* Garden beds (autumn 2021)
* Seat (approx February 2021)
* Scuff matting in high-use areas, including under the basket swing (due mid-January).

Camelot Reserve can be accessed from Camelot Place, Bentley Ave, Battle Place and Glenfield Primary School.
Funded by the Kaipatiki Local Board.

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