Young children and their families are waiting in anticipation for the new Anderson Park playground to open late July, but it's still missing one thing - a name.
The Napier City Council has spent months re-designing and building the new playground, which is focused around birdlife, flora and fauna, the natural world, community and whānau.
The new playground boasts plenty of beautiful equipment for children of all ages, as well providing equipment for children less able-bodied. They include a wheelchair accessible mini tower, a swing, spinning disc, as well as artwork containing messages in braille for the sight impaired and more.
Council manager for communications and marketing Fiona Fraser says the playground is in the final stages of being completed, but a new name would be the final piece of the puzzle.
"We're asking our communities to help us name the playground, so we put a post-up on Facebook three days ago, asking them to come up with some ideas; from that we'll compile a shortlist."