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This sandy beach at the northern end of Paraparumu is quieter than the main beach and is a popular area for walkers. The shallow gradient makes it safe under average conditions but it can become dangerous in large north to northwest swells. There are no toilets at this site and very limited parking....

This sandy beach at the northern end of Paraparumu is quieter than the main beach and is a popular area for walkers. The shallow gradient makes it safe under average conditions but it can become dangerous in large north to northwest swells. There are no toilets at this site and very limited parking....

The Pareora River/Pureora is a medium-sized hill-fed river located approximately 10 km south of Timaru. It is used recreationally for swimming, fishing, and picnicking. The catchment area includes rolling hills in the upper and middle catchment with two gorges, opening out into a flat alluvial valle...

The Pareora River/Pureora at Evans Crosing is the upstream site on this hill-fed river in South Canterbury.

This site on the Pareora River/Pureora is located at Parerora Huts, a small hut community beside the hill-fed stream.

This site is located on the lower reaches of the Parkvale Stream which is a tributary of the Ruamāhanga River. It is largely a spring fed system and its catchment does not extend to the Tararua Range. Access to this site is through private land only. This site is monitored as part of a programme spe...

This site is located on a tributary of the Parkvale Stream, it is largely a spring fed system that originates in Lowe's Reserve. The Parkvale Stream is a small tributary of the Ruamahanga River. Access is through private land, although it can be accessed through the Department of Conservation reserv...

Pataua South lies at the mouth of the Pataua River and is a popular spot for swimming, kayaking and shellfish harvesting.

The Peachgrove Road site (80 m north of the intersection with Ruakura Road) was established in November 1997 as the main PM10 monitoring station in Hamilton. A TEOM was used to monitor PM10 (with gravimetric correction of the data), and meteorological data was also collected. PM2.5, NOx, CO and O3 w...

Petone Beach is located on the northern side of the harbour, and is a popular beach for walking, sunbathing, shell gathering and offers safe swimming in most places. With a playground, model railway, toilets and a dairy, this spot is very family friendly. Parking is convenient along the road and bea...

Located on the northern side of the Wellington harbour, Petone Beach is a popular beach for walking, sunbathing, shell gathering and offers safe swimming in most places. Toilets, changing rooms, a park, and plenty of parking can be found at this site. The Settlers Museum and a dairy are only a short...

Petone Beach at the Water Ski Club is a popular spot for launching boats. While there is ample parking and a boat ramp there are no toilets or changing facilities other than those located in the ski club building. This site is monitored as a part of Greater Wellington Regional Council’s Recreational...