Khandallah Park is a bush park of 60 hectares on Woodmancote Road in Khandallah, Wellington, and part of the Outer Green Belt. It is part of one of the largest areas of continuous native forest in the city. It has more than nine kilometres of walking tracks, and its well-known routes lead to Mount Kaukau and the Skyline and Northern Walkways.
The walk to Mount Kaukau takes about an hour and is steep in places, with seats along the way. The easiest route to the summit is the Northern Walkway from Simla Crescent. Entrances are at Woodmancote Road, Clark Street and Simla Crescent, and there are large car parks on Woodmancote Road and Clark Street. Dogs must be kept on a leash. The Khandallah Summer Pool is at the Woodmancote Road entrance, with a picnic area by a stream, a children's playground and a café near the entrance. The park became a domain in 1909 and is one of New Zealand's oldest reserves. Our view is that it is a fine place for a bush walk close to the city.