Centennial Park
Reserve
From the air
Where it sits
Its centre sits about 149 km south-west of the central city, past the suburb outlines this site keeps: a regional reserve.
What’s built on this ground
A playground stands here, the register counts 36 pieces of play equipment (11 handrails, 5 platforms, 4 ladders, 3 climbing-walls, 2 panels, 2 slides, 1 swing, 1 rocktopus and 2 other kinds) plus 1 modular unit, the highest rated fall 4 m.
Also on the register: 9 seats (7 seats and 2 benches), 3 picnic tables, 1 barbecue (electric) and 3 pieces of sports gear (2 tennis nets and 1 volleyball net).
The register’s commission dates run 2006 to 2024.
The register’s own site tag puts every item on this ground; the pins themselves can drift a few metres.




Sport and dogs on this ground
The recreation register marks 22 playing surfaces on this ground, 8 Football, 7 Touch Rugby, 3 Cricket, 2 Tennis, BMX and Pickleball, graded recreational, intermediate and senior on mixed dirt, asphalt and grass, 18 run a winter or summer booking season.
The register books them by name, BMX, Tennis Court 1, Tennis Court 2, Recreational Pickleball 1, Senior Football 1 and Senior Football 2, and 16 more named grounds.
The winter window runs April to August; the summer window runs October to March; match days land on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday; training runs Monday to Friday.
The register names this park on every record, its surfaces and booking periods are the record, not this week’s draw.
The tracks through it
Track lines whose drawn course enters the park’s outline, measured against the line itself, not a buffer around it.
- East Curcuit, 351 m · walk · bike
Environment Canterbury / Canterbury Maps, Parks layer · refreshed 10 October 2026.
What stood on this ground before → · On the map →
Questions, answered briefly
2,050 m² by the layer’s own polygon.
About 149 km south-west of the central city, past the suburb outlines this site keeps: a regional reserve.
Reserve.
One line enter the drawn outline, listed above, measured against the line itself, not a buffer.