Families across the Coast have access to even more exciting playspaces now our teams have completed construction on playspace projects at Budgewoi, Umina Beach, Woy Woy, Copacabana, Gwandalan and San Remo.
Guided by community feedback as part of our adopted Central Coast Playspace Strategy, we have completed improvement works on popular playspaces to make each of the new areas safe, inclusive and accessible for the whole community.
New playspaces to explore
- Susan Fahey Park, Copacabana - Upgrade works completed on new district-level playspace, jointly funded by Central Coast Council with grant funding from the NSW Government's Everyone Can Play Program.
- John Pete Howard Reserve, San Remo - Upgrade works completed on new district-level playspace, funded by Local Infrastructure Contributions (Development Contributions).
- Australia Ave Local Playspace, Umina Beach - Construction completed on new nature themed local playspace, funded by Local Infrastructure Contributions (Development Contributions).
- Vernon Park, Umina Beach - Construction completed on new local playspace, funded by Local Infrastructure Contributions (Development Contributions).
- Halekulani Oval Playspace, Budgewoi - Construction completed on new local playspace, funded by the NSW Government's My Community Project 2019
- Anderson Park Playspace, Woy Woy - Construction completed on new local playspace, funded by Local Infrastructure Contributions (Development Contributions).
- South Eastern Park, Gwandalan - Construction completed on new nature themed local playspace, funded by Local Infrastructure Contributions (Development Contributions).
The heart of any neighbourhood, playspaces are important community hubs where people of all ages and interests can connect, socialise, learn and lead active lifestyles.
We operate and maintain over 260 playspaces across the region and are thrilled to have completed these playspaces that not only reflect the needs and wants of residents, but also contribute to active lifestyles of our local children.
Outdoor playgrounds in the Central Coast region currently remain open for exercise purposes, and the Council is working to ensure as many areas as possible are available to support social distancing.
You can learn about our strategic direction for the development and sustainable management of playspaces across the coast, search 'playspace' at centralcoast.nsw.gov.au
