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Wellington city has many parks and gardens. Some may be defined as classic swings-and-slides parks, while others have complicated climbing frames. Many of them also have plenty of kick-about space. There are altogether 104 parks and gardens in the Wellington city. Khandallah Park, Wellington is one of the popular tourists’ attractions in Wellington which was set up in 1888. Description of the Khandallah Park, Wellington Khandallah Park, Wellington comprises of native forest reserves which has got plenty of space, walking tracks, and an outdoor summer pool. The park has got a cafe, a beautiful spacious picnic area, and a lovely children’s playground Situated on Woodmancote Road, Khandallah Park, Wellington has got a beautiful play area with a flying fox and junior space. Parking is available but only at the end of the street, and the café is situated next to the pool. Khandallah Park, Wellington is absolutely the ideal place to unwind and spend a free day walking, swimming, and watching the children having loads of fun in the children's playground. The old engine in the Khandallah Park, Wellington is another popular attraction where children always love to play.
The outdoor swimming pool is set amidst a truly beautiful setting with its bush surroundings. It remains open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day from mid November to the end of March. Getting to Khandallah Park, Wellington by train or bus The Khandallah Park, Wellington can conveniently be reached by taking a train to Khandallah Station and walking about five minutes to the end of Woodmancote Road. On Sundays one can also take the Wellington-Johnsonville bus.
The train journey itself becomes an exciting tourist attraction as it rushes through the attractively wooded Ngaio Gorge and also through a number of short tunnels. So when visiting Wellington do make it a point to visit Khandallah Park, Wellington and have loads of fun.
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