Amey Daldy Park is a small neighbourhood pocket park in Wynyard Quarter on Auckland's waterfront, at 79 Daldy Street in the CBD. The site was once an industrial storage-tank area and is now a contemporary urban park on the Daldy Street green link between Victoria Park and Wynyard Point. It is named after the suffragist Amey Daldy, who campaigned for women's rights in Auckland.
The park is built around a 10.5-metre wastewater pump station, with curved walls that reflect the nearby silos, and the structure also contains public toilets. The park is meant as a backyard for residents and workers in the precinct. Nearby, Tīramarama Way is a laneway connecting Halsey, Daldy and Beaumont streets, and Wynyard Quarter has play spaces for children.