Playground Renewal Program (2026-2027)

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Exciting times ahead!


The following playgrounds within the City of Armadale are due for replacement and this is your chance to play a part in the adventure!

  • Apex Park, Kelmscott
  • Derry Reserve, Mount Nasura
  • Fancote, Kelmscott (Fitness Equipment only)
  • Horrie Hill Reserve, Armadale
  • Turin Park, Piara Waters
  • Valentine Reserve, Kelmscott


How can I be involved?

We value your input! If you’re a local resident or user of any of these parks, your thoughts can help shape the future of play in our community. We’re eager to hear your thoughts on the proposed designs for each playground to make sure they reflect what the community wants.

The City will be running a two-staged engagement process, allowing you to follow along with the project journey on this page.


Stage 1. Proposed Concept Plans – Now Open!

We’ve drawn up a concept plan for each playground at the above parks that provide a variety of different play experiences. You can check out the concept plans in the documents tab on the right.

Once you’ve had a look, feel free to share your thoughts or comments with us below or by emailing parkdesign@armadale.wa.gov.au


Stage 2. Notification of works commencing.

Expected early to mid-2027.


Exciting times ahead!


The following playgrounds within the City of Armadale are due for replacement and this is your chance to play a part in the adventure!

  • Apex Park, Kelmscott
  • Derry Reserve, Mount Nasura
  • Fancote, Kelmscott (Fitness Equipment only)
  • Horrie Hill Reserve, Armadale
  • Turin Park, Piara Waters
  • Valentine Reserve, Kelmscott


How can I be involved?

We value your input! If you’re a local resident or user of any of these parks, your thoughts can help shape the future of play in our community. We’re eager to hear your thoughts on the proposed designs for each playground to make sure they reflect what the community wants.

The City will be running a two-staged engagement process, allowing you to follow along with the project journey on this page.


Stage 1. Proposed Concept Plans – Now Open!

We’ve drawn up a concept plan for each playground at the above parks that provide a variety of different play experiences. You can check out the concept plans in the documents tab on the right.

Once you’ve had a look, feel free to share your thoughts or comments with us below or by emailing parkdesign@armadale.wa.gov.au


Stage 2. Notification of works commencing.

Expected early to mid-2027.

Let us know your thoughts!

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  • Share The Derry Reserve concept is pretty disappointing. You've mentioned in the responses to comments below that parks are upgraded based on the hierarchy/classification, but in other comments you've said this is just a like for like replacement. Which is it? Derry reserve is the highest ranked park in Mount Nasura - the only neighbourhood park. Why is it only getting a tiny playground when that's contrary to the parks strategy you have mentioned several times? When can we expect a more major upgrade with some money spent in the eastern part of the city instead of always the West. on Facebook Share The Derry Reserve concept is pretty disappointing. You've mentioned in the responses to comments below that parks are upgraded based on the hierarchy/classification, but in other comments you've said this is just a like for like replacement. Which is it? Derry reserve is the highest ranked park in Mount Nasura - the only neighbourhood park. Why is it only getting a tiny playground when that's contrary to the parks strategy you have mentioned several times? When can we expect a more major upgrade with some money spent in the eastern part of the city instead of always the West. on X (formerly Twitter) Share The Derry Reserve concept is pretty disappointing. You've mentioned in the responses to comments below that parks are upgraded based on the hierarchy/classification, but in other comments you've said this is just a like for like replacement. Which is it? Derry reserve is the highest ranked park in Mount Nasura - the only neighbourhood park. Why is it only getting a tiny playground when that's contrary to the parks strategy you have mentioned several times? When can we expect a more major upgrade with some money spent in the eastern part of the city instead of always the West. on Linkedin Email The Derry Reserve concept is pretty disappointing. You've mentioned in the responses to comments below that parks are upgraded based on the hierarchy/classification, but in other comments you've said this is just a like for like replacement. Which is it? Derry reserve is the highest ranked park in Mount Nasura - the only neighbourhood park. Why is it only getting a tiny playground when that's contrary to the parks strategy you have mentioned several times? When can we expect a more major upgrade with some money spent in the eastern part of the city instead of always the West. link

    The Derry Reserve concept is pretty disappointing. You've mentioned in the responses to comments below that parks are upgraded based on the hierarchy/classification, but in other comments you've said this is just a like for like replacement. Which is it? Derry reserve is the highest ranked park in Mount Nasura - the only neighbourhood park. Why is it only getting a tiny playground when that's contrary to the parks strategy you have mentioned several times? When can we expect a more major upgrade with some money spent in the eastern part of the city instead of always the West.

    Alex T asked 27 days ago

    Hi Alex,

    Thank you for your comments.

     The current 26/27 playground renewal program is intended to replace aged playgrounds on a ‘like for like’ basis. The newly adopted Parks Facilities Strategy informs future works following an assessment of all the City’s parks based on hierarchy and other benchmarks in the Strategy. Any future park improvements will be identified following the findings of the parks assessment and implemented in the following Park Improvement Plan over the next ten years.

    I hope this clarifies things better for you.

  • Share Local residents would like some bins and dog poo bags for valentine reserved, people leaving dog poo on ground and as a dog owners we would like bins and bags on Facebook Share Local residents would like some bins and dog poo bags for valentine reserved, people leaving dog poo on ground and as a dog owners we would like bins and bags on X (formerly Twitter) Share Local residents would like some bins and dog poo bags for valentine reserved, people leaving dog poo on ground and as a dog owners we would like bins and bags on Linkedin Email Local residents would like some bins and dog poo bags for valentine reserved, people leaving dog poo on ground and as a dog owners we would like bins and bags link

    Local residents would like some bins and dog poo bags for valentine reserved, people leaving dog poo on ground and as a dog owners we would like bins and bags

    Shirrie asked 29 days ago

    Hi Shirrie,

    General bins are considered on a case-by-case basis and are to be located in District or Neighbourhood parks that are heavily frequented by picnickers, in association generally with BBQ facilities which may generate a significant amount of waste. Bins are a high cost maintenance item which require frequent emptying, therefore the bin provision is carefully considered to ensure overall serviceability is maintained.

    In accordance with Council’s adopted strategy, as Valentine is considered a Local Park and does not meet the additional functional requirements, I advise that at this stage there are no plans to install new bins or dog bags at this location.


  • Share We've used the Derry Reserve playground numerous times for a two and five year old and are very excited about the planned upgrade. It's used so frequently by others in the area too and they have also talked about wanting extra pieces added. The concept plan for the Derry Reserve looks fabulous. Please definitely keep the swing set which the two year old loves using. The other climbing apparatus and slide looks perfect too. Thank you Armadale. We all look forward to its completion. on Facebook Share We've used the Derry Reserve playground numerous times for a two and five year old and are very excited about the planned upgrade. It's used so frequently by others in the area too and they have also talked about wanting extra pieces added. The concept plan for the Derry Reserve looks fabulous. Please definitely keep the swing set which the two year old loves using. The other climbing apparatus and slide looks perfect too. Thank you Armadale. We all look forward to its completion. on X (formerly Twitter) Share We've used the Derry Reserve playground numerous times for a two and five year old and are very excited about the planned upgrade. It's used so frequently by others in the area too and they have also talked about wanting extra pieces added. The concept plan for the Derry Reserve looks fabulous. Please definitely keep the swing set which the two year old loves using. The other climbing apparatus and slide looks perfect too. Thank you Armadale. We all look forward to its completion. on Linkedin Email We've used the Derry Reserve playground numerous times for a two and five year old and are very excited about the planned upgrade. It's used so frequently by others in the area too and they have also talked about wanting extra pieces added. The concept plan for the Derry Reserve looks fabulous. Please definitely keep the swing set which the two year old loves using. The other climbing apparatus and slide looks perfect too. Thank you Armadale. We all look forward to its completion. link

    We've used the Derry Reserve playground numerous times for a two and five year old and are very excited about the planned upgrade. It's used so frequently by others in the area too and they have also talked about wanting extra pieces added. The concept plan for the Derry Reserve looks fabulous. Please definitely keep the swing set which the two year old loves using. The other climbing apparatus and slide looks perfect too. Thank you Armadale. We all look forward to its completion.

    Gabi asked about 1 month ago

    Thanks for the feedback, Gabi.

     We appreciate you taking the time to review the design, we will take this feedback on board when reviewing the final concept.

     

  • Share It’s a great improvement. 3 swings would be more conducive, a monkey bar could be included, should be fenced indicating designated area with gate (that doesn’t have to be locked} so when public using/walking through park Children in play feel safe and dogs don’t enter and will discourage older children with bikes to leave bikes outside of play area. on Facebook Share It’s a great improvement. 3 swings would be more conducive, a monkey bar could be included, should be fenced indicating designated area with gate (that doesn’t have to be locked} so when public using/walking through park Children in play feel safe and dogs don’t enter and will discourage older children with bikes to leave bikes outside of play area. on X (formerly Twitter) Share It’s a great improvement. 3 swings would be more conducive, a monkey bar could be included, should be fenced indicating designated area with gate (that doesn’t have to be locked} so when public using/walking through park Children in play feel safe and dogs don’t enter and will discourage older children with bikes to leave bikes outside of play area. on Linkedin Email It’s a great improvement. 3 swings would be more conducive, a monkey bar could be included, should be fenced indicating designated area with gate (that doesn’t have to be locked} so when public using/walking through park Children in play feel safe and dogs don’t enter and will discourage older children with bikes to leave bikes outside of play area. link

    It’s a great improvement. 3 swings would be more conducive, a monkey bar could be included, should be fenced indicating designated area with gate (that doesn’t have to be locked} so when public using/walking through park Children in play feel safe and dogs don’t enter and will discourage older children with bikes to leave bikes outside of play area.

    Vikky asked about 1 month ago

    Hi Vikky,

    Thank you for your suggestions. Could I ask what park you are referring to, as we have a few to renew.

    We appreciate you taking the time to review the design and providing us with your feedback. We will take this feedback on board when reviewing the design.

  • Share The people in my Nasura on Millen , Bamlett and Adair ave would like some play equipment at carrigg park . So many new families and children and there is nothing in that space . Please can this be looked at ? on Facebook Share The people in my Nasura on Millen , Bamlett and Adair ave would like some play equipment at carrigg park . So many new families and children and there is nothing in that space . Please can this be looked at ? on X (formerly Twitter) Share The people in my Nasura on Millen , Bamlett and Adair ave would like some play equipment at carrigg park . So many new families and children and there is nothing in that space . Please can this be looked at ? on Linkedin Email The people in my Nasura on Millen , Bamlett and Adair ave would like some play equipment at carrigg park . So many new families and children and there is nothing in that space . Please can this be looked at ? link

    The people in my Nasura on Millen , Bamlett and Adair ave would like some play equipment at carrigg park . So many new families and children and there is nothing in that space . Please can this be looked at ?

    Troy Heard asked about 1 month ago

    Hi Troy,

    The level of infrastructure provided at each park is guided by its classification, which considers factors such as the park’s size, function, age, and existing amenities.

     The City allocates funding for infrastructure improvements through its Long-Term Financial Plan. Projects are identified and prioritised in alignment with several strategic documents, including the Parks Facilities Strategy, Urban Forest Strategy, Dry Park Strategy, and the Asset Renewal Program.

     Based on the current level of amenity provided and the park's classification, there are no upgrades planned, currently, for Carrigg Park . However, your request has been noted for future consideration.

     You can find more information on the Parks Facilities Strategy on our website 



  • Share Extremely grateful that Derry reserve is being replaced as we are a local family that regularly used the old one. I do share the same views as previous comments/questions. I frequently travel to parks in Gosnells and Hilbert as the few parks in Mount Nasura within walking distance are extremely basic or not age appropriate. I too would appreciate greater funding dedicated to this area and a more extensive/ larger playground design with spaces/ equipment to service a larger age range . A more natural integration would also be welcomed- Churchman’s Brook playground is a wonderful example. Big thanks to all involved for the work that goes into renewing these areas. Can’t wait for site works to commence! on Facebook Share Extremely grateful that Derry reserve is being replaced as we are a local family that regularly used the old one. I do share the same views as previous comments/questions. I frequently travel to parks in Gosnells and Hilbert as the few parks in Mount Nasura within walking distance are extremely basic or not age appropriate. I too would appreciate greater funding dedicated to this area and a more extensive/ larger playground design with spaces/ equipment to service a larger age range . A more natural integration would also be welcomed- Churchman’s Brook playground is a wonderful example. Big thanks to all involved for the work that goes into renewing these areas. Can’t wait for site works to commence! on X (formerly Twitter) Share Extremely grateful that Derry reserve is being replaced as we are a local family that regularly used the old one. I do share the same views as previous comments/questions. I frequently travel to parks in Gosnells and Hilbert as the few parks in Mount Nasura within walking distance are extremely basic or not age appropriate. I too would appreciate greater funding dedicated to this area and a more extensive/ larger playground design with spaces/ equipment to service a larger age range . A more natural integration would also be welcomed- Churchman’s Brook playground is a wonderful example. Big thanks to all involved for the work that goes into renewing these areas. Can’t wait for site works to commence! on Linkedin Email Extremely grateful that Derry reserve is being replaced as we are a local family that regularly used the old one. I do share the same views as previous comments/questions. I frequently travel to parks in Gosnells and Hilbert as the few parks in Mount Nasura within walking distance are extremely basic or not age appropriate. I too would appreciate greater funding dedicated to this area and a more extensive/ larger playground design with spaces/ equipment to service a larger age range . A more natural integration would also be welcomed- Churchman’s Brook playground is a wonderful example. Big thanks to all involved for the work that goes into renewing these areas. Can’t wait for site works to commence! link

    Extremely grateful that Derry reserve is being replaced as we are a local family that regularly used the old one. I do share the same views as previous comments/questions. I frequently travel to parks in Gosnells and Hilbert as the few parks in Mount Nasura within walking distance are extremely basic or not age appropriate. I too would appreciate greater funding dedicated to this area and a more extensive/ larger playground design with spaces/ equipment to service a larger age range . A more natural integration would also be welcomed- Churchman’s Brook playground is a wonderful example. Big thanks to all involved for the work that goes into renewing these areas. Can’t wait for site works to commence!

    AM asked about 1 month ago

    Hi,

    Thank you for your kind words and taking the time to acknowledge the works carried out by Parks and Reserves.

     You can find more information on the Parks Facilities Strategy on our website 

  • Share Perhaps, rather than doing updates to 6 small playgrounds, the COA could instead funnel that money into creating 1 really big, epic playground (in a fairly central location) for everyone to enjoy. Champion Lakes Nature Space is currently a very basic, boring playground but has a beautiful location. Upgrading this playground and foreshore area (and hopefully the developer will one day build some dining options adjacent to the foreshore) would turn this place into somewhere that families could come and enjoy a lovely day out. At the foreshore, I would love to see more trees, better lawn, bbqs and picnic tables. And the adjacent playground could be expanded into the seldom used amphitheater. And equipment such as a flying fox, trampolines and nature play would be a great addition to the playground. And like other people have suggested, fencing and shade are also important at the playground too. Neighboring councils have some really epic playgrounds, and I know many people from within COA that are travelling to these neighboring suburbs so their kids can play at nicer playgrounds. It would be so nice if we had one within COA. on Facebook Share Perhaps, rather than doing updates to 6 small playgrounds, the COA could instead funnel that money into creating 1 really big, epic playground (in a fairly central location) for everyone to enjoy. Champion Lakes Nature Space is currently a very basic, boring playground but has a beautiful location. Upgrading this playground and foreshore area (and hopefully the developer will one day build some dining options adjacent to the foreshore) would turn this place into somewhere that families could come and enjoy a lovely day out. At the foreshore, I would love to see more trees, better lawn, bbqs and picnic tables. And the adjacent playground could be expanded into the seldom used amphitheater. And equipment such as a flying fox, trampolines and nature play would be a great addition to the playground. And like other people have suggested, fencing and shade are also important at the playground too. Neighboring councils have some really epic playgrounds, and I know many people from within COA that are travelling to these neighboring suburbs so their kids can play at nicer playgrounds. It would be so nice if we had one within COA. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Perhaps, rather than doing updates to 6 small playgrounds, the COA could instead funnel that money into creating 1 really big, epic playground (in a fairly central location) for everyone to enjoy. Champion Lakes Nature Space is currently a very basic, boring playground but has a beautiful location. Upgrading this playground and foreshore area (and hopefully the developer will one day build some dining options adjacent to the foreshore) would turn this place into somewhere that families could come and enjoy a lovely day out. At the foreshore, I would love to see more trees, better lawn, bbqs and picnic tables. And the adjacent playground could be expanded into the seldom used amphitheater. And equipment such as a flying fox, trampolines and nature play would be a great addition to the playground. And like other people have suggested, fencing and shade are also important at the playground too. Neighboring councils have some really epic playgrounds, and I know many people from within COA that are travelling to these neighboring suburbs so their kids can play at nicer playgrounds. It would be so nice if we had one within COA. on Linkedin Email Perhaps, rather than doing updates to 6 small playgrounds, the COA could instead funnel that money into creating 1 really big, epic playground (in a fairly central location) for everyone to enjoy. Champion Lakes Nature Space is currently a very basic, boring playground but has a beautiful location. Upgrading this playground and foreshore area (and hopefully the developer will one day build some dining options adjacent to the foreshore) would turn this place into somewhere that families could come and enjoy a lovely day out. At the foreshore, I would love to see more trees, better lawn, bbqs and picnic tables. And the adjacent playground could be expanded into the seldom used amphitheater. And equipment such as a flying fox, trampolines and nature play would be a great addition to the playground. And like other people have suggested, fencing and shade are also important at the playground too. Neighboring councils have some really epic playgrounds, and I know many people from within COA that are travelling to these neighboring suburbs so their kids can play at nicer playgrounds. It would be so nice if we had one within COA. link

    Perhaps, rather than doing updates to 6 small playgrounds, the COA could instead funnel that money into creating 1 really big, epic playground (in a fairly central location) for everyone to enjoy. Champion Lakes Nature Space is currently a very basic, boring playground but has a beautiful location. Upgrading this playground and foreshore area (and hopefully the developer will one day build some dining options adjacent to the foreshore) would turn this place into somewhere that families could come and enjoy a lovely day out. At the foreshore, I would love to see more trees, better lawn, bbqs and picnic tables. And the adjacent playground could be expanded into the seldom used amphitheater. And equipment such as a flying fox, trampolines and nature play would be a great addition to the playground. And like other people have suggested, fencing and shade are also important at the playground too. Neighboring councils have some really epic playgrounds, and I know many people from within COA that are travelling to these neighboring suburbs so their kids can play at nicer playgrounds. It would be so nice if we had one within COA.

    Kat asked about 1 month ago

    HI Kat,

    Only a small section of the Champion Lakes Recreational Area - Joe Saunders Park and Henley Park (about 1.4 hectares total), as well as an additional area at the Interpretive Centre and a small beach position, are under city management.

    The surrounding areas of Champion Lakes recreational area is owned and managed by Venues west including the entire perimeter pathways and infrastructure.  As this land is not owned nor managed by the City, limits the City's capacity to influence or implement requests for improvements.

    The City allocates funding for infrastructure improvements through its Long-Term Financial Plan. Projects are identified and prioritised in alignment with several strategic documents, including the Parks Facilities Strategy, Urban Forest Strategy, Dry Park Strategy, and the Asset Renewal Program.

    You can find more information on the Parks Facilities Strategy on our website

     


  • Share One of the biggest things I’d love to see included is shade sails over the playgrounds. During our WA summers, many parks become too hot to use, so having more shade would make a huge difference for families. I’d also love to see more fenced parks, particularly those that have play equipment suited to younger children. Personally, I’d love to see fences at 9 out of 10 parks because they make such a difference for families, but I also understand budgets only go so far. As a mum of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who elopes (runs away), fenced parks provide a much safer environment and give parents a chance to relax a little while still keeping their child safe. At the moment, many of us have to travel around 25 minutes to the Gosnells All Abilities Playground to access a fenced playground (that’s smaller). Having more smaller fenced parks closer to home would make a huge difference for so many local families. If there is room within the park designs, it would also be great to include a seesaw in some of the parks. For parks that are getting a basket (circle) swing, it would also be great if a standard swing set could be included as well, so there are options for children with different ages, abilities and preferences. Thank you for asking the community for feedback. It’s great to have the opportunity to help shape parks that are safe, inclusive and enjoyable for everyone. on Facebook Share One of the biggest things I’d love to see included is shade sails over the playgrounds. During our WA summers, many parks become too hot to use, so having more shade would make a huge difference for families. I’d also love to see more fenced parks, particularly those that have play equipment suited to younger children. Personally, I’d love to see fences at 9 out of 10 parks because they make such a difference for families, but I also understand budgets only go so far. As a mum of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who elopes (runs away), fenced parks provide a much safer environment and give parents a chance to relax a little while still keeping their child safe. At the moment, many of us have to travel around 25 minutes to the Gosnells All Abilities Playground to access a fenced playground (that’s smaller). Having more smaller fenced parks closer to home would make a huge difference for so many local families. If there is room within the park designs, it would also be great to include a seesaw in some of the parks. For parks that are getting a basket (circle) swing, it would also be great if a standard swing set could be included as well, so there are options for children with different ages, abilities and preferences. Thank you for asking the community for feedback. It’s great to have the opportunity to help shape parks that are safe, inclusive and enjoyable for everyone. on X (formerly Twitter) Share One of the biggest things I’d love to see included is shade sails over the playgrounds. During our WA summers, many parks become too hot to use, so having more shade would make a huge difference for families. I’d also love to see more fenced parks, particularly those that have play equipment suited to younger children. Personally, I’d love to see fences at 9 out of 10 parks because they make such a difference for families, but I also understand budgets only go so far. As a mum of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who elopes (runs away), fenced parks provide a much safer environment and give parents a chance to relax a little while still keeping their child safe. At the moment, many of us have to travel around 25 minutes to the Gosnells All Abilities Playground to access a fenced playground (that’s smaller). Having more smaller fenced parks closer to home would make a huge difference for so many local families. If there is room within the park designs, it would also be great to include a seesaw in some of the parks. For parks that are getting a basket (circle) swing, it would also be great if a standard swing set could be included as well, so there are options for children with different ages, abilities and preferences. Thank you for asking the community for feedback. It’s great to have the opportunity to help shape parks that are safe, inclusive and enjoyable for everyone. on Linkedin Email One of the biggest things I’d love to see included is shade sails over the playgrounds. During our WA summers, many parks become too hot to use, so having more shade would make a huge difference for families. I’d also love to see more fenced parks, particularly those that have play equipment suited to younger children. Personally, I’d love to see fences at 9 out of 10 parks because they make such a difference for families, but I also understand budgets only go so far. As a mum of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who elopes (runs away), fenced parks provide a much safer environment and give parents a chance to relax a little while still keeping their child safe. At the moment, many of us have to travel around 25 minutes to the Gosnells All Abilities Playground to access a fenced playground (that’s smaller). Having more smaller fenced parks closer to home would make a huge difference for so many local families. If there is room within the park designs, it would also be great to include a seesaw in some of the parks. For parks that are getting a basket (circle) swing, it would also be great if a standard swing set could be included as well, so there are options for children with different ages, abilities and preferences. Thank you for asking the community for feedback. It’s great to have the opportunity to help shape parks that are safe, inclusive and enjoyable for everyone. link

    One of the biggest things I’d love to see included is shade sails over the playgrounds. During our WA summers, many parks become too hot to use, so having more shade would make a huge difference for families. I’d also love to see more fenced parks, particularly those that have play equipment suited to younger children. Personally, I’d love to see fences at 9 out of 10 parks because they make such a difference for families, but I also understand budgets only go so far. As a mum of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who elopes (runs away), fenced parks provide a much safer environment and give parents a chance to relax a little while still keeping their child safe. At the moment, many of us have to travel around 25 minutes to the Gosnells All Abilities Playground to access a fenced playground (that’s smaller). Having more smaller fenced parks closer to home would make a huge difference for so many local families. If there is room within the park designs, it would also be great to include a seesaw in some of the parks. For parks that are getting a basket (circle) swing, it would also be great if a standard swing set could be included as well, so there are options for children with different ages, abilities and preferences. Thank you for asking the community for feedback. It’s great to have the opportunity to help shape parks that are safe, inclusive and enjoyable for everyone.

    Alysha halil asked about 1 month ago

    Hi Alysha,

    The level of infrastructure provided at each park is guided by its classification, which considers factors such as the park’s size, function, age, and existing amenities.

    The City allocates funding for infrastructure improvements through its Long-Term Financial Plan. Projects are identified and prioritised in alignment with several strategic documents, including the Parks Facilities Strategy, Urban Forest Strategy, Dry Park Strategy, and the Asset Renewal Program.

    Your feedback is important, thank you for taking the time to share your suggestions.

  • Share Hi. While I’m glad you are finally upgrading the park at Derry Reserve it doesn’t look like a good enough effort. I emailed the council earlier this year and they said they were looking into ways to irrigate the park and also looking at picnic areas etc. we don’t have anything decent in Mount Nasura for our kids so we have to take them all the way to places like ship wreck park. This proposal is just another half effort that needs to be expanded. We pay a lot of rates and taxes up here in Mount Nasura but have no community areas at all. on Facebook Share Hi. While I’m glad you are finally upgrading the park at Derry Reserve it doesn’t look like a good enough effort. I emailed the council earlier this year and they said they were looking into ways to irrigate the park and also looking at picnic areas etc. we don’t have anything decent in Mount Nasura for our kids so we have to take them all the way to places like ship wreck park. This proposal is just another half effort that needs to be expanded. We pay a lot of rates and taxes up here in Mount Nasura but have no community areas at all. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Hi. While I’m glad you are finally upgrading the park at Derry Reserve it doesn’t look like a good enough effort. I emailed the council earlier this year and they said they were looking into ways to irrigate the park and also looking at picnic areas etc. we don’t have anything decent in Mount Nasura for our kids so we have to take them all the way to places like ship wreck park. This proposal is just another half effort that needs to be expanded. We pay a lot of rates and taxes up here in Mount Nasura but have no community areas at all. on Linkedin Email Hi. While I’m glad you are finally upgrading the park at Derry Reserve it doesn’t look like a good enough effort. I emailed the council earlier this year and they said they were looking into ways to irrigate the park and also looking at picnic areas etc. we don’t have anything decent in Mount Nasura for our kids so we have to take them all the way to places like ship wreck park. This proposal is just another half effort that needs to be expanded. We pay a lot of rates and taxes up here in Mount Nasura but have no community areas at all. link

    Hi. While I’m glad you are finally upgrading the park at Derry Reserve it doesn’t look like a good enough effort. I emailed the council earlier this year and they said they were looking into ways to irrigate the park and also looking at picnic areas etc. we don’t have anything decent in Mount Nasura for our kids so we have to take them all the way to places like ship wreck park. This proposal is just another half effort that needs to be expanded. We pay a lot of rates and taxes up here in Mount Nasura but have no community areas at all.

    Dc asked about 1 month ago

    Thank you for your response. We appreciate you taking the time to review the design and providing us with your feedback. We will take this feedback on board when reviewing the design.

  • Share Derry Reserve is my local park ! I am excited that it is getting a revamp as we looking at starting our family soon! The concept design is very basic, and would only entertain probably entertain young children 2-7 years old at most ( i have an educational background/expereince) Can we have something for the older kids too ? One of those spider climbing things? The round swing ? Spinny chair thing ? So we can stay on the mount and just walk to the local park for all of their childhood. We plan on living in the area for the rest of our lives so would be nice to have something that will be timeless and cater to a larger age group of children ! The other idea is a nature parks concept would go nicely on the mount and suit the lifestyle people are trying to create up here, nature play/out doors/enviro friendly. on Facebook Share Derry Reserve is my local park ! I am excited that it is getting a revamp as we looking at starting our family soon! The concept design is very basic, and would only entertain probably entertain young children 2-7 years old at most ( i have an educational background/expereince) Can we have something for the older kids too ? One of those spider climbing things? The round swing ? Spinny chair thing ? So we can stay on the mount and just walk to the local park for all of their childhood. We plan on living in the area for the rest of our lives so would be nice to have something that will be timeless and cater to a larger age group of children ! The other idea is a nature parks concept would go nicely on the mount and suit the lifestyle people are trying to create up here, nature play/out doors/enviro friendly. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Derry Reserve is my local park ! I am excited that it is getting a revamp as we looking at starting our family soon! The concept design is very basic, and would only entertain probably entertain young children 2-7 years old at most ( i have an educational background/expereince) Can we have something for the older kids too ? One of those spider climbing things? The round swing ? Spinny chair thing ? So we can stay on the mount and just walk to the local park for all of their childhood. We plan on living in the area for the rest of our lives so would be nice to have something that will be timeless and cater to a larger age group of children ! The other idea is a nature parks concept would go nicely on the mount and suit the lifestyle people are trying to create up here, nature play/out doors/enviro friendly. on Linkedin Email Derry Reserve is my local park ! I am excited that it is getting a revamp as we looking at starting our family soon! The concept design is very basic, and would only entertain probably entertain young children 2-7 years old at most ( i have an educational background/expereince) Can we have something for the older kids too ? One of those spider climbing things? The round swing ? Spinny chair thing ? So we can stay on the mount and just walk to the local park for all of their childhood. We plan on living in the area for the rest of our lives so would be nice to have something that will be timeless and cater to a larger age group of children ! The other idea is a nature parks concept would go nicely on the mount and suit the lifestyle people are trying to create up here, nature play/out doors/enviro friendly. link

    Derry Reserve is my local park ! I am excited that it is getting a revamp as we looking at starting our family soon! The concept design is very basic, and would only entertain probably entertain young children 2-7 years old at most ( i have an educational background/expereince) Can we have something for the older kids too ? One of those spider climbing things? The round swing ? Spinny chair thing ? So we can stay on the mount and just walk to the local park for all of their childhood. We plan on living in the area for the rest of our lives so would be nice to have something that will be timeless and cater to a larger age group of children ! The other idea is a nature parks concept would go nicely on the mount and suit the lifestyle people are trying to create up here, nature play/out doors/enviro friendly.

    Candice Shipton asked about 1 month ago

    Thank you Candice, for your response regarding the proposed playground renewal for Derry Reserve

    We appreciate you taking the time to review the design and providing us with your feedback. We will take this feedback on board when reviewing the design.

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