2022/23 Green Flag Award Winners
14 February 2023
Twenty New Zealand Parks have achieved award-winning status with the Green Flag Award® scheme.
The Green Flag Award® recognises and rewards parks and green spaces providing high-quality and innovative recreational experiences for our communities. The award sets a benchmark standard for recreational outdoor spaces worldwide. Parks are awarded based on a criterion marked by experienced Green Flag Award® judges throughout the country.
The 2022/23 Green Flag Award® winning parks are:
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Huharua Park, Western Bay of Plenty District Council/Tauranga City Council
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Thompson House Park, Horowhenua District Council
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Driscoll Reserve, Horowhenua District Council
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Holben Reserve, Horowhenua District Council
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Te Awahou Riverside Cultural Park, Horowhenua District Council
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Te Maire Park, Horowhenua District Council
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TECT All Terrain Park, Western Bay of Plenty District Council/Tauranga City Council
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Queen Elizabeth Park, Masterton District Council
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Henley Lake, Henley Lake Trust
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Randwick Park, RPSC Trust and For A Cause Ltd
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Ambury Regional Park, Auckland Council
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Whenua Tapu, Porirua City Council
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Flaxmere Park, Hastings District Council
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Cornwall Park, Hastings District Council
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Havelock North Village Green, Hastings District Council
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Parrs Park, Auckland Council
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Sanders Reserve, Auckland Council
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Long Bay Regional Park, Auckland Council
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Tawharanui Regional Park, Auckland Council
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Waikumete Cemetery, Auckland Council