Rossiter Pavilion Trampoline Area Replacement

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Rossiter Pavilion Trampoline Area

Following frequent maintenance issues with the in-ground trampolines at Rossiter Pavilion, the trampoline area is being repurposed.

What can you expect to see as part of the replacement?

The original trampolines have already been removed and were replaced with sand play equipment. This sand play equipment will be relocated to the main sand play area and replaced with the following:

- New rubber soft fall
- Interactive musicals elements such as giant chimes and drum set
- Group Rocker


How can I be involved?

The City values your input.

If you’re a local resident or regularly visit Rossiter Pavilion, your thoughts can help the shape the type of play in this area. We're keen to hear your thoughts on the proposed replacement to make sure it reflects the needs of the community.

Check out the proposed concept plan in the documents tab to the right. Feel free to share your thoughts or comments with us below or by emailing parkdesign@armadale.wa.gov.au before 23 March.


Notification of works commencing - commencing soon!

For the duration of the replacement and to allow construction to go ahead safely, the current area within the overall playspace will be temporarily closed with the construction site surrounded by fencing.

The majority of works will involve earthworks, landscaping and modifications to retained park infrastructure/landscaping. The primary hours of work will be on the weekdays from 7.00am to 5.00pm. There may be some noise and dust during the work for nearby residents and businesses. We will make every effort to minimise the impact of the works on the community as much as possible.

The City of Armadale thanks local residents and businesses in advance for their patience during these works. Construction work is not expected to have an adverse impact on any resident or property, however should you wish to discuss any concerns prior to the works commencing or during the construction period, please contact the Parks Development team on 9394 5000 or email.

Following frequent maintenance issues with the in-ground trampolines at Rossiter Pavilion, the trampoline area is being repurposed.

What can you expect to see as part of the replacement?

The original trampolines have already been removed and were replaced with sand play equipment. This sand play equipment will be relocated to the main sand play area and replaced with the following:

- New rubber soft fall
- Interactive musicals elements such as giant chimes and drum set
- Group Rocker


How can I be involved?

The City values your input.

If you’re a local resident or regularly visit Rossiter Pavilion, your thoughts can help the shape the type of play in this area. We're keen to hear your thoughts on the proposed replacement to make sure it reflects the needs of the community.

Check out the proposed concept plan in the documents tab to the right. Feel free to share your thoughts or comments with us below or by emailing parkdesign@armadale.wa.gov.au before 23 March.


Notification of works commencing - commencing soon!

For the duration of the replacement and to allow construction to go ahead safely, the current area within the overall playspace will be temporarily closed with the construction site surrounded by fencing.

The majority of works will involve earthworks, landscaping and modifications to retained park infrastructure/landscaping. The primary hours of work will be on the weekdays from 7.00am to 5.00pm. There may be some noise and dust during the work for nearby residents and businesses. We will make every effort to minimise the impact of the works on the community as much as possible.

The City of Armadale thanks local residents and businesses in advance for their patience during these works. Construction work is not expected to have an adverse impact on any resident or property, however should you wish to discuss any concerns prior to the works commencing or during the construction period, please contact the Parks Development team on 9394 5000 or email.

Questions & Feedback

Let us know your thoughts before 23 March!

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    If possible, consider introducing adventure-style obstacle courses so children can engage in more active play and burn their energy. At present, the area mainly attracts toddlers and kindergarten-aged children. By adding more challenging play elements, the playground could also appeal to older children and teenagers, making it a more inclusive space for a wider age group.

    Gaurav khanna asked 7 days ago

    Hi Guarav,

    Thank you for your feedback.

    As the work being undertaken is within the existing trampoline area, unfortunately the City is limited with the type and size of equipment it can install due to playground fall zones dictated by the surrounding concrete. The proposed play pieces are aimed at users of all ages but we will keep you feedback in mind for any future works. 

  • Share Great thank you for replacing thE trampoline area was not being utilised. Could we add some water play in the area where the wooden stumps are and tent like wood section. Kids love water play. on Facebook Share Great thank you for replacing thE trampoline area was not being utilised. Could we add some water play in the area where the wooden stumps are and tent like wood section. Kids love water play. on Twitter Share Great thank you for replacing thE trampoline area was not being utilised. Could we add some water play in the area where the wooden stumps are and tent like wood section. Kids love water play. on Linkedin Email Great thank you for replacing thE trampoline area was not being utilised. Could we add some water play in the area where the wooden stumps are and tent like wood section. Kids love water play. link

    Great thank you for replacing thE trampoline area was not being utilised. Could we add some water play in the area where the wooden stumps are and tent like wood section. Kids love water play.

    L asked 11 days ago

    Hi there! 

    Thank you for taking the time to provide the City with your feedback. 

    Unfortunately on this occasion, work is only being undertaken within the existing trampoline area, however the City will take on board your feedback for any future playground works.

  • Share Could we please get a basketball court installed also on Facebook Share Could we please get a basketball court installed also on Twitter Share Could we please get a basketball court installed also on Linkedin Email Could we please get a basketball court installed also link

    Could we please get a basketball court installed also

    Kaity asked 11 days ago

    Hi Kaity,
    Thank you for your suggestion. Unfortunately on this occasion the works proposed only relate to the existing trampoline area. The City will keep your suggestion in mind for any future works.

Page last updated: 27 Feb 2026, 11:04 AM