Playspace Network Upgrades across Penrith

WSIG   Penrith   Playspace Upgrades   Ridgeview Crescent Reserve   Design

About the Project

The Playspace Network Upgrades across Penrith project will deliver an integrated network of 21 inclusive play-spaces across 12 suburbs. The playspaces will provide a range of play equipment and supporting infrastructure including shade, seating and tree cover. The projects align with an inclusive, intergenerational playspace development model which incorporates a greater diversity of type and scale of facilities for all ages and abilities.

Project Scope

  • Inclusive play equipment to suit all ages
  • Accessible park furniture (seats, tables) and shelter
  • Accessible path connections
  • Bubblers
  • Waste bins
  • Signage
  • Fences where required
  • Bicycle racks where required
  • Landscaping
  • Improved surfaces
  • Softfall and/or barkchip
  • Tree planting

Fast Facts

Funding:

NSW Government Funding: $7,560,000.00

TOTAL PROJECT VALUE: $7,560,000.00

Organisation:

Penrith City Council 

Project Location: 

  • Glengarry Drive Reserve, Glenmore Park 
  • Jim Anderson, Werrington
  • Kurwan & Goldmark Reserve, Cranebrook 
  • Ridgeview Crescent Reserve, Erskine Park 
  • Willoring Crescent & Harris Reserve, Jamisontown 
  • Eileen Cammack Reserve, South Penrith 
  • Gilmour Street Reserve, Colyton 
  • Henry Brigden Park, Penrith 
  • Ridge Park Reserve, Colyton 
  • Robin Wiles Reserve, North St Marys 
  • Adelaide St Reserve, St Marys 
  • Amaroo Street Reserve, Kingswood 
  • Dorothy Radford Reserve, St Clair 
  • Edward (Ted) Little Reserve, Colyton 
  • Ladbury Ave Reserve, Penrith 
  • Bel-Air Reserve, Penrith 
  • Edna Dunn Reserve, South Penrith 
  • Greenway Drive, South Penrith
  • Wattle Avenue, North St Marys
  • Poplar Park, St Marys

Aboriginal Land:

Darug


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