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Duder Regional Park
933R North Road, Clevedon

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About Duder Regional Park

Duder Regional Park - view towards the Hunua Ranges.
Duder Regional Park - view towards the Hunua Ranges.

Duder Regional Park is located on the pōhutukawa-fringed Whakakaiwhara Peninsula, which cuts out into the Tamaki Strait.

You may feel like you're on your own island as you enjoy the 360 degree views of the surrounding hills, Hunua Ranges and Hauraki Gulf islands.

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History

Read the Duder Regional Park - Our history brochure (PDF 960KB) to find out about long and rich history of the area.

You need to know

Animals
  • Dogs, other animals and pets are prohibited at all Auckland Council regional parks' bookable sites and accommodation. The exception is registered aid dogs. You will need to advise our staff at time of booking if you have a registered aid dog for an exemption.
  • Dogs are allowed in regional parks only as stated in the dog walking section. All other animals are prohibited at all times, unless you have a permit issued by Auckland Council.
Alcohol
  • Visible and excessive consumption of alcohol is prohibited.
  • We may ask you and your group to leave the park and terminate your permit.
Smokefree regional parks
  • Our regional parks are smoke-free.
  • Please observe this while staying on or using our regional parks.
Waste

All our regional parks are rubbish free. Take all rubbish and recycling with you when you leave.

Outdoor fires

It is illegal to light a fire outside in all public areas in the Auckland region.

How to access Duder Regional Park

  • Pedestrian access  ‑ Open 24 hours
  • Mobility access (partial)  ‑ This is a coastal farm park with beautiful views of the Hauraki Gulf and few man-made structures. The land is mostly gentle, even grassland. Parts of the park are wheelchair accessible, particularly on the well-structured paths, even if the ground is wet.
  • Vehicle access  ‑ An automatic gate is located at the park entrance. No access after closing hours. It will open at any time for vehicles exiting the park.
  • Limited mobility parking  ‑ The surface is small, loose gravel throughout, but it is accessible in a wheelchair. There is no defined parking and none designated for mobility parking.
  • Parking  ‑ There are 29 parks available.
  • Gate access winter  ‑ 6am to 7pm (Non-daylight saving)
  • Gate access summer  ‑ 6am to 9pm (Daylight saving)
  • Pram access  ‑ It is possible to access the stockyards (and possibly beyond) with a pram.

What to see and do at Duder Regional Park

  • Mobility accessible picnic table  ‑ The picnic area adjoining the carpark is on a flat, grassed area and is wheelchair accessible.

Duder Regional Park

Map of Duder Regional Park

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