Public BBQ areas in Auckland

97 public barbecues are mapped in Auckland. 87 of them sit in 65 named parks — here they are, biggest first.

40 of 65
Te Oneroa ō Kahu / Long Bay Regional Park5 grillsFuel: electricSee this place
Western Springs Lakeside Park4 grillsFuel: gasSee this place
Cox's Bay Reserve3 grillsFuel: electricSee this place
Āwhitu Regional Park2 grillsSee this place
Barry Curtis Park2 grillsSee this place
Harrier Point Park2 grillsSee this place
Hingaia Park2 grillsSee this place
Maungarei Springs Wetland2 grillsSee this place
Narrow Neck Beach2 grillsSee this place
Point England Park2 grillsSee this place
Potters Park2 grillsSee this place
Richardson Park2 grillsSee this place
Royal Reserve2 grillsSee this place
Wai Manawa / Little Shoal Bay Reserve2 grillsSee this place
Waiake Beach Reserve2 grillsSee this place
Waterview Reserve2 grillsFuel: electricSee this place
Albany Junior High School Park1 grillSee this place
Āmio / Blockhouse Bay Beach Reserve1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Armour Bay Reserve1 grillSee this place
Browns Bay Beach Reserve1 grillSee this place
Catalina Water Play Park1 grillSee this place
Chalmers Reserve1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Chatswood Reserve1 grillSee this place
Christmas Beach1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Coyle Park1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Craigavon Park1 grillSee this place
Dove-Myer Robinson Park1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Fowlds Park1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Freeland Reserve1 grillSee this place
Grahams Beach Road Reserve1 grillSee this place
Grand Drive Gas BBQs1 grillFuel: gasSee this place
Harbour View Reserve1 grillSee this place
Hilders Park1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Hinemoa Park1 grillFuel: gasSee this place
Huakawa / Saunders Reserve1 grillSee this place
Huia Domain1 grillSee this place
Luckens Reserve1 grillSee this place
Macleans Park1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Marlborough Park1 grillFuel: electricSee this place
Moire Park1 grillSee this place

A further 10 are mapped outside any named park — along foreshores, on reserves and in places OpenStreetMap has not named. They are counted in the total above but cannot be listed by name.

New Zealand park barbecues follow the Australian pattern: free electric plates, push-button, no fuel to bring. Coastal reserves and regional parks have the densest coverage.

Heat the plate empty and scrape it before you start. A shared plate carries whatever came before it, and five minutes of dry heat is the whole of the hygiene routine.

Fire restrictions apply to open flames in a way they do not to electric plates — in a dry summer the electric barbecue may be the only legal way to cook outdoors in a reserve.

Other cities

Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence (ODbL). Facilities change; check locally before you plan a meal around one. openstreetmap.org/copyright · 97 of them are mapped in OpenStreetMap as of 2026-08-23.