Last updated June 2026
Kamo Sports Park is a multi-purpose community facility in the northern Whangārei suburb of Kamo. It combines a children’s playground with sports fields and courts for local use. The park offers free public access year-round during daylight hours and is managed by Whangārei District Council. Entrances are located off Three Mile Bush Road and Butler Place, with off-road parking available at both.
Practical Information
| Location | Kamo, Whangārei (entrances off Three Mile Bush Road and Butler Place) |
| Entry | Free |
| Open | Year-round, daylight hours |
| Equipment | Climbing structures, swings, seesaw |
| Facilities | Toilets, off-road parking, open grounds, sports fields |
| Managed by | Whangārei District Council |
About Kamo Sports Park
Kamo Sports Park serves the local community as a combined recreational and sporting venue. The playground provides straightforward equipment including climbing structures, swings and a seesaw, suited primarily to younger children. Wide, flat open grounds surround the play area and offer additional space for informal activities.
The park includes sports fields used for cricket and rugby, along with tennis courts operated by the nearby Kamo Tennis Club. These facilities support both organised sports and casual use by residents. The site is maintained by Whangārei District Council and follows a smoke-free and vape-free policy across all parks and playgrounds.
Parking is available off-road at the Two main entrances. Toilets are provided on site. The park is accessible for general community use without booking for casual visits, though organised events may require prior arrangement through the council.
Access and Facilities
Visitors can enter the park from Three Mile Bush Road or Butler Place. Both entrances provide off-road parking. The grounds are generally flat and suitable for walking or informal play. Public toilets are available within the park.
The facility is open during daylight hours throughout the year. Whangārei District Council promotes smoke-free and vape-free environments at the playground and sports areas.
What Visitors Often Say
Visitors appreciate the clean facilities, ample parking and space for children to play beyond the equipment. Families note it as a convenient local spot for casual visits and sports practice.
Reviewers mention the playground equipment is straightforward and suitable for younger kids, with the surrounding fields providing extra room for running and games. The site is described as well-maintained and community-oriented.
Where to Learn More
Whangārei District Council Sports Parks: Information on booking, locations and policies for district sports parks.
Whangārei District Council Playgrounds: Details on playground locations and the GIS map tool for finding facilities.
Whangārei District Council GIS Maps: Interactive map to locate Kamo Sports Park and other reserves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Kamo Sports Park Playground free?
Yes. The playground and park grounds are free to use for casual visits.
Where is the playground?
Within Kamo Sports Park in the Kamo suburb of northern Whangārei, with entrances off Three Mile Bush Road and Butler Place.
What age is the playground for?
The equipment is best suited to younger children, though the open grounds provide space for a range of ages.
Is there parking?
Yes. Off-road parking is available at both the Three Mile Bush Road and Butler Place entrances.
Are there toilets?
Yes. Public toilets are available at the park.
Can the sports facilities be booked?
Organised events and tournaments may require booking through Whangārei District Council; casual use is generally permitted.
Is the park smoke-free?
Yes. Whangārei District Council maintains a smoke-free and vape-free policy at all parks and playgrounds.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs are typically permitted on-leash in parks unless otherwise signed; check current rules on site or via the council.
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