Waikōwhai is a culturally diverse community of over 5,000 people, sitting directly south of the CBD at the far end of Dominion Road in Mount Roskill. The neighbourhood has good schools, parks, sports facilities and public transport, and benefits from a valuable not-for-profit community organisation called the Oasis Hub.
The southern boundary meets the Manukau Harbour at Waikōwhai Bay. Waikōwhai Park and neighbouring Wattle Bay Reserve make up the largest pocket of urban native forest in Auckland City, enjoyed by users of the 10km Waikōwhai Walkway bush and coastal track. There are four schools in Waikōwhai: Hay Park School, Monte Cecilia Catholic School, Waikōwhai Primary and Waikōwhai Intermediate, with several more in neighbouring suburbs.
With its serene bushwalks and secluded bays, Waikōwhai is a nature lover's dream. Bordering the Manukau Harbour, the neighbourhood is home to Waikōwhai Park and Wattle Bay Reserve, which form Auckland's largest urban native forest.
With four schools, two kindergartens, local shops and playgrounds all within scooter or pram reach, it’s no wonder Waikōwhai is so popular with families. Plentiful parks are a great place for the kids to explore and connect with nature.
Waikōwhai combines a peaceful suburban feel with convenience - everything you need is close by. Just 20 minutes from Auckland's city centre, it offers easy access to motorways and multiple bus routes.
Waikowhai's cultural tapestry is woven together by a kaleidoscope of different cultures. From the rhythmic pulse of Pacific Island communities to the rich traditions of Asia.
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