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The project is now complete!
Paengaroa has a new playground and shared path, with learn-to-ride features, in the heart of the village, which tamariki can access without having to cross the state highway.
The $400,000 playground and path has been built at Conway Road Reserve, which is on the same side of the state highway as the school.
Until 2019 the reserve was used for horse grazing however the Paengaroa community worked hard to convert the area for its intended purpose as a community reserve. At the time, there was no recreational land on the housing side of State Highway 33, and they were worried about children crossing the highway to access Paengaroa Domain.
The playground is the next stage in transforming Conway Road Reserve into a vibrant community space where children can play, families can gather, and memories can be made.
The project is now complete!
Paengaroa has a new playground and shared path, with learn-to-ride features, in the heart of the village, which tamariki can access without having to cross the state highway.
The $400,000 playground and path has been built at Conway Road Reserve, which is on the same side of the state highway as the school.
Until 2019 the reserve was used for horse grazing however the Paengaroa community worked hard to convert the area for its intended purpose as a community reserve. At the time, there was no recreational land on the housing side of State Highway 33, and they were worried about children crossing the highway to access Paengaroa Domain.
The playground is the next stage in transforming Conway Road Reserve into a vibrant community space where children can play, families can gather, and memories can be made.
