Public bookings are accepted for Friday, Saturday and Sunday and the skating times will be different each day.
"We are really trying to make it a family/community orientated event. People want to get out and do things, especially at a time when events are being cancelled.
"It's proving to be popular, not just in the Waipū community, but right across the district.
The council helped us with a grant and we'd encourage everyone out there to come and enjoy something different," Gibbs said.
He said there was only one supplier of ice rink based in Hamilton and it would require 10 people to put it up.
Skating will be open from noon till 5.30pm on Friday, June 24, from 11am to 8.30pm on Saturday, and noon until 5pm on Sunday.
Admission is $5 for kids under 16, $10 per adult and $25 for a family pass (two adults and two kids) and includes skate hire.
The charges are per half an hour of skating.
Tickets will be available at the door or can be booked online at trybooking.co.nz/KEA.
The first time Whangārei had an outdoor ice rink and a chance to get a glimpse of what a white Christmas in the Winterless North looks like was in December 2013.
A whopping 30,000 litres of water was frozen as part of the 10m by 30m rink.