The City is calling for community input on a new sub-regional playground at Goldsworthy Reserve in Corio.
We are seeking ideas into the design of the new facility, which will be situated on unused land adjacent the reserve's upgraded athletics track.
Nature-based play is intended to be a key component of the playground, with the natural elements and landscape to serve as features.
Potential features include gardens, trees, hills, open lawn, mud flats, sand and tree houses.
Concept drawings and a video have been released on the City's website at www.geelongaustralia.com.au/yoursay to help generate further ideas from the community.
Residents can provide their input via an online survey or pick up a copy from the City's customer service office in the Corio Shopping Centre.
The survey is open until 20 December.
The City has committed $350,000 towards the sub-regional facility, which will be a similar size to Gateway Sanctuary (Leopold) and Kingston Park (Ocean Grove) playgrounds.
The playground follows on from the $1.3 million upgrade of Goldsworthy Reserve's athletics track, which was fully funded by the City.
The brand new, state-of-the-art facility was officially opened in October.
