Eastwoodhill Arboretum - Layout

Layout

The arboretum is divided into a number of 'parks'. Each of these parks has its own style and name.

The flatter sections are in:

• Corner Park, the first park that was systematically planted by Douglas Cook from 1927 onwards
• Burnside
• Pear Park, planted by Douglas Cook from 1950
• Circus, planted from 1959

Steep hills and valley sections are found in:

• Cabin Park, planted by Douglas Cook from 1934
• Douglas Park, partly planted by Douglas Cook from 1945 (Basinhead and Blackwater from 1961)
• Orchard Hill, planted from 1955
• Glen Douglas, last area that Douglas Cook started in 1963 when he was 79 years old
• Springfield
• Mexico Way
• Canaan
• Turihaua Park
• Three Kings
• Millennial Wood