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Giant Strawberry – Clevedon Strawberries
Clevedon, Auckland, New Zealand
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This Big Thing is recorded as still being here.
A giant strawberry marks the Clevedon Strawberries farm on Monument Road in rural south-east Auckland.
- Venue entrance
PRACTICAL
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WHAT TO EXPECT
Auckland visitor coverage specifically tells travellers to look for the giant strawberry on Monument Road, while Auckland’s official destination site confirms Clevedon Strawberries is currently operating at 291 Monument Road with seasonal pick-your-own and farm-store visits.
ACCESS
Commercial farm attraction at 291 Monument Road. Current destination/business information confirms the Monument Road site and accessible onsite parking; visit during operating season and use the farm entrance/parking rather than stopping on the roadside beside the sculpture.
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Giant Strawberry – Clevedon Strawberries
This pin marks the Big Thing itself. If stopping, choose a safe and legal place nearby.
Site-level location · 37.0188° S, 175.0471° E
FIELD GUIDE
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Auckland visitor material tells travellers to look for the giant strawberry on Monument Road, which is the clearest sign a Big Thing is functioning as intended.
The sculpture marks Clevedon Strawberries at 291 Monument Road, in the rolling rural country south-east of Auckland where the city runs out and farmland begins. Auckland's official destination site confirms the business is operating, with seasonal pick-your-own and a farm store.
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