Bike enthusiasts and thrill seekers will soon be able to enjoy a new BMX-style bike track at the St Helens Park Youth Space adjacent to the popular skate park.
Construction has now started to deliver the track, which will feature a series of elevation changes, berms, jumps and rollers.
The trail system is a sealed surface tailored to varying levels of skill, starting with a beginner trail and progressing to intermediate and advanced levels.
"The St Helens Park Youth Space is already incredibly popular among young people because of its fantastic skate park, so I'm really excited to see this project enhancing this public space and adding a great new bike track," Mayor of Campbelltown Darcy Lound said.
"Campbelltown is an attractive place for young families to come and live so it's important that our public spaces feature a variety of activities for people to enjoy, including skate and bike parks, so that young people in the area have places to stay active and hang out with friends," Cr Lound said.
Member for Campbelltown and Parliamentary Secretary for Western Sydney Greg Warren said: "Delivering top-notch public spaces is an important part of looking after the many families who call Campbelltown home."
"I am proud to see the NSW Government and Campbelltown City Council coming together to deliver this wonderful project for our community."
The St Helens Park Youth Space project is proudly funded by the NSW Government through the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program. It is one of three bike track projects across Campbelltown being delivered as part of the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grant Program, including the Glenfield Urban Bike Park and Kanbyugal Parklands Mountain Bike Park at Woodbine.
The project is expected to be complete by early 2026.
