Tell us how you want to play, your way

We’re planning a new urban play space at Boyes Park in the central city and want to know what you’d like to see included.

Rather than a large destination playground which tends to attract visitors from outside the area, this will be a medium-sized neighbourhood play space mainly used by people living and spending time in the central city around Boyes Park – which is why hearing your thoughts is so important. This is a part of our Hamilton West Town Belt masterplan.

What type of play elements or experiences would you like to see here? This is your opportunity to have your say to help shape the design of the play space, which will be an exciting new feature within Boyes Park alongside the existing Dame Hilda Ross Memorial and Centennial fountains.


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What's the word on the street?

Read other's ideas below, and upvote the ones you agree with

27 July, 2025

Susan says:

Classic playground staples, swings, slides, roundabouts and something tall for kids to climb and challenge themselves.

27 July, 2025

Billy says:

A fenced playground with no big drops for toddlers to enjoy separately from the main areas. Picnic shelters with public BBQs.

27 July, 2025

James Robinson says:

Something cricket related to link to Seddon Park and something with a stage to pay homage to Founders Theatre

26 July, 2025

Cat says:

Would love to have it securely fenced. And with bike tracks for scooters or bikes! A small bubbas playground would also be amazing!

26 July, 2025

Lana says:

Shade shade shade! Play equipment for younger kids as well as older ones.

26 July, 2025

Julia says:

Shade covers over play areas

26 July, 2025

Melissa says:

Sufficient lighting. Communal bbq. Tables to eat. Lights. Security. Basketball hoop. Keep fountain. Small kids play ground

26 July, 2025

Melissa King-Howell says:

Pump track for bikes and skateboards. Basketball hoop. Picnic tables. Free communal BBQ. Security

26 July, 2025

Carl says:

Greenspce only, no play elements. Kids can go to the lake. Stop wasting ratepayers money!

26 July, 2025

Rush says:

Seats under shade Bike pump track (connecting to the main railway track?) Monkey bars Slides Swings Good trampoline

25 July, 2025

Rachael says:

What a great spot for an awesome play space! Walking distance from town/ bus is very strategic for a place for families to unwind.

25 July, 2025

Majella Heaton says:

More sun shades as we take about cancer yet the kids get so burnt in the summer while at the playground. Australia is more conscious of this