Play on the beach, relax in the park    
Article from The Greypower Magazine

Kensington Park is New Zealand's leading example of a genuinely master-planned residential neighbourhood reflecting the best ideas gleaned from a worldwide search for inspiration. Inspired by Florida-style architecture, Kensington Park offers community and park facilities, with a wide range of eco-friendly homes. Located on the Hibiscus Coast, north of Auckland - just a short stroll to popular Orewa Beach, this new 38 acre showcase master-planned community includes beautiful landscaped parks, a heated pool, a gymnasium and sauna.  ..more

New plan takes shape    
11 May 2010 - article from Rodney Times

 OREWA'S Kensington Park has released its new modified masterplan for the development.

Residents and neighbours have been consulted during the planning process. Compared to the previous owners' plan to build 820 homes on the 12.7 hectare property, the newly proposed master plan allows for a lot less, with a maximum of 690 in total enabling more green space. These will be a mix of one to four-bedroom homes and accommodation types, between two and five storeys.  ..more

‘Bush carpenters’ come up trumps with Eaves Bush boardwalk   
17 March 2010 - article from Hibiscus Matters

Construction of a boardwalk designed to protect the health of an 800-year old kauri tree in Eaves Bush will be completed this week, several days ahead of schedule.

Dozens of volunteers assisted with the work, carrying timber to the site, clearing the route, digging and placing posts as well as building the 25 metre-long boardwalk.. ..more

Kensington back on track  
9 March 2010 - article from the Rodney Times

Kensington Park has started to fulfil its promises to residents with the opening of the pool house complex, playground, walkway and new apartments.

The park in north Orewa was bought from receivers by Southpark Corporation last year and the new owners quickly set about making good on finishing projects that were promised to residents by the previous owners. . ..more

New owners dive into work at Kensington Park   
3 March 2010 - article from Hibiscus Matters

The Orewa Millennium Walkway bridge over the Nukumea Stream will be reopened by Kensington Park Holdings tomorrow. The walkway and bridge linking Eaves Bush was closed for two years while Kensington was a construction zone. To enable the community to continue using the walkway, Kensington Park have set up temporary fencing from the reserve through Kensington Park, which will be upgraded as the residential development is completed, along Eaves Bush parade. ..more

Orewa Millennium Walkway has now re-opened through Kensington Park  
March 2010

In Association with the Eaves Bush Appreciation Group and Rodney District Council, Kensington Park is pleased to announce the Orewa Millennium Walkway has now re-opened through Kensington Park. In addition, these groups have just completed extensive track improvements within the Alice Eaves native bush reserve to help protect the 800 year old hollow Kauri tree.. ..more

Kensington re-opens Orewa bridge  
15 Dec 2009

The Orewa Millennium Walkway bridge over the Nukumea Stream will be reopened by Kensington Park Holdings tomorrow. The walkway and bridge linking Eaves Bush was closed for two years while Kensington was a construction zone. To enable the community to continue using the walkway, Kensington Park have set up temporary fencing from the reserve through Kensington Park, which will be upgraded as the residential development is completed, along Eaves Bush parade. ..more