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As part of the City of Campbelltown’s Play Strategy, construction of a new playspace at Byrne Reserve, St Andrews and replacement playspaces at Mandurama Reserve, Ambarvale and Ashfield Reserve, Glen Alpine have now started.

The new playspaces include a combination of exciting new play equipment, landscaping works and new seating areas.

City of Campbelltown Mayor, George Brticevic notes “Everyone can remember the joys of visiting their local park as kids and playing on the equipment with friends and siblings.

“These three parks now have some fantastic new equipment and other features which will be enjoyed by the next generation of families and children.

“These latest playspace upgrades are an important part of our Play Strategy which is ensuring playspaces across the LGA are being updated with modern and vibrant equipment to entertain our kids, are accessible and importantly, get them outdoors enjoying physical activity,” he said.

Construction on the three playspaces is expected to be complete by September, weather permitting.

Image of City of Campbelltown Mayor, George Brticevic at Byrne Reserve courtesy of https://www.facebook.com/Mayor-of-Campbelltown-George-Brticevic

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