Council is planning to upgrade the existing playground at Roseville Park. This will transform the current playspace into an attractive, engaging, and inclusive area that everyone in the community can enjoy.
The current playground is in need of an upgrade to improve access and opportunities for play. As a district park playspace, Roseville Park attracts visitors from outside the immediate neighbourhood, and the upgrade will better serve the growing residential community.
District Parks have features that attract people from outside the immediate neighbourhood. These include unique landscape character or large areas of open space for recreation. Roseville Park is categorised as a district park playspace, meaning it serves a wider community beyond just the surrounding streets.
Yes, improving accessibility for users of all ages and abilities is a key goal of this project. The design will incorporate inclusive play elements and accessible paths to ensure everyone can enjoy the space.
Natural play elements incorporate features like logs, boulders, plants, sand, and other natural materials that encourage creative, unstructured play. These elements help children connect with nature while developing physical and cognitive skills in a more organic setting than traditional playground equipment.
Council is undertaking a 2-phase process of community engagement to ensure the new design meets the needs and expectations of the local community:
- Phase 1 - Ideas gathering - undertaken in May 2025. We sought community input about the existing playground, how it is used, and gathering ideas for the future upgrade. The results of this assisted us in designing the concept plan that is now open for comment.
- Phase 2 - Consulting on the concept plan. The concept plan has been developed using feedback from Phase 1 consultation. Community input on this will assist in finalising the concept design.
Community feedback will be used to develop and refine the concept design. Phase 1 input informed the initial concept plan, while Phase 2 feedback will help finalise the design before construction begins.
Phase 1 consultation closed 29 May 2025.
Phase 2 consultation will close 15 June 2026.
Construction will likely occur in late 2026 or early 2027.
The project is currently in the Phase 2 community consultation (May/June 2026). The concept is being exhibited for public comment until 15 June 2026.
The length of construction is to be determined, depending on the final design.
The park will remain open but the existing playspace will be closed.
The new playspace will provide:
- A variety of play opportunities
- Improved accessibility for users of all ages and abilities
- Installation of park furniture, shelters, bin, bubbler,seats and tables
- A circuit track for children to ride bicycles and scooters
- Increased planted areas
- Dynamic sensory play & natural play
- Potential for adventure play activities
- Upgraded playground fence.
To be confirmed – likely early to mid 2027
Council’s webpage will be updated as the project progresses. Further information will also be distributed via Council’s E-newsletter. Or contact us directly:
Contact: Landscape Architect – Chu Chu
Email: cchu@krg.nsw.gov.au
Phone: 9424 0000
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