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Covid-19 Update

The Cornwall Park Trust Board is closely monitoring any developments around Covid-19. We are currently at Alert Level 3 – please see government alert level details here. 

Cornwall Park remains open to the public for you to enjoy, walk your dog and spend quality time, however the park, including Puriri Drive is closed to motor vehicles. Should you enter the park on foot or by bicycle you need to observe the Ministry of Health and New Zealand Government guidelines regarding social distancing and keep at least 2 meters from other users whilst in the park. Cornwall Park is a lovely big park so please take the opportunity to discover new areas.

Currently Huia Lodge Discovery Hub and Acacia Cottage are closed and our public bbq’s, fitness keep and drinking fountains are unavailable until further notice. Our park toilets are open during this time. The Cornwall Park Cafe is open in the morning for takeaway orders, please visit their website for further details. 

Our Covid Tracer QR code is available on the noticeboards throughout the park and we encourage you to use it on every visit. 

While our building is closed, you can still visit us online. Stay in touch with us on our website and we’ll keep you informed. Connect with us on our social media channels where we will continue to bring you stories and images of the park.

The One Tree Hill Domain/Maungakiekie will also be closed to cars until further notice and the playground is closed in this area of the park too. This area is managed by the Tūpuna Maunga Authority and Auckland Council should you have any questions.

Should you have any questions regarding Cornwall Park please email us info@cornwallpark.co.nz.

More Covid-19 information

We are lambing and calving! 

Each year Cornwall Park welcomes new lambs and calves from late July through to mid-September. During this time there are restrictions in some areas of the park for the safety of our animals and you. We have a small area where strictly no dogs are permitted during this period too, for the safety of the newborns. 

Our farmers are keeping a careful eye on the animals but do not need to be present during the birthing process. If you see a new baby by itself, its mother will not be far away, so please do not try to touch the animal as it can disturb the mothering process. 

If you see anything that you think we need to know about, please call Huia Lodge between 8am to 4.30pm daily on (09) 630 8485. After hours, please call 021 686 778.

Lambing and calving information and map here

Dogs in Cornwall Park

Please note all dogs must be on a lead at all times in Cornwall Park as we are a working farm. This is strictly enforced and we thank you for your co-operation.