Penrith City Council has completed the revitalisation of playspaces at Margaret Porter Reserve in St Marys and Myrtle Road Reserve in Claremont Meadows, providing enhanced recreation facilities for the families in these communities.
Penrith Mayor Todd Carney said the improvements will greatly benefit those in the community who utilise these playspaces regularly.
"The upgraded playspaces across the Penrith LGA offer families and children a lively area to play and explore. The improvements to these areas have created a welcoming space, making it more accessible and enticing for those who visit," Cr Carney said.
"Penrith City Council is committed to an ongoing program to upgrade the City's playspaces, ensuring they are modern and inclusive for everyone across the Penrith LGA."
Margaret Porter Reserve upgrades feature:
- Slides, climbing elements and swings for all ages and abilities
- Sensory and musical play panels
- Balance beams, imaginative play, spinner and inclusive rocker
- Picnic shelter and new seating
- New drink fountain and accessible pathways
Myrtle Road Reserve upgrades feature:
- Slides, climbing elements and swings for all ages and abilities
- Toddler cubby house with sensory play
- Balance beams, imaginative play and an inclusive seesaw
- Picnic shelter and new seating
- New drink fountain and accessible pathways
NSW Deputy Premier, Minister for Western Sydney and Member for Londonderry, Prue Car MP, said the upgraded playspaces create great places for local families to enjoy.
"Our area is home to so many young, growing families and it's important that our parks continue to grow alongside them.
"Local families deserve great outdoor facilities and spaces close to home, and these upgrades will help serve the area for years to come."
These projects were funded by Penrith City Council and the NSW Government.
Go to penrith.city/playspaces to find out more.
