Barry Simon Reserve Playground Upgrade
Consultation is now open for a playground located at 2 Barry Simon Reserve Playground Endeavour Hills.
Playground Upgrades in Your Community
Each year, we upgrade several playgrounds and reserves across our community as part of the Council’s Open Space Strategy. We decide which playgrounds to improve based on when the equipment was installed and its current condition.
Community consultation is open on projects marked green on the map, share your ideas to help shape the future of our local playground.
Want to see what’s happening near you? Take a look at the map and project tiles below to explore the upgrades.
Green Markers - Project is open for consultation. Share your ideas today!
Yellow Markers - Project is in planning, awaiting budgeting, or under construction.
Red Markers - Project is completed and open for you to enjoy!
Share your ideas and feedback on play spaces and reserves.
Consultation is now open for a playground located at 2 Barry Simon Reserve Playground Endeavour Hills.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 12 Barton Mews Reserve Playground, Berwick.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 8 Bridgewater Boulevard Reserve Playground, Berwick.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 4 Central Parkway Reserve, Cranbourne West.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 7 Clangula Court Reserve Playground, Endeavour Hills.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 9 Edey's Run Reserve Playground, Hampton Park.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 15 Green Valley Crescent Hampton Park.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 10 Irene Parade, Cannons Creek.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 63 James Cook Drive Primary School Reserve Playground, Endeavour Hills.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 16 Lyall Street Reserve, Cranbourne.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at Strathaird Drive, Narre Warren South.
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Consultation is now open for a playground located at 7 The Avenue, Narre Warren South.
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Consultation is now open for the playground upgrade at 1 Wintersun Road Reserve, Berwick.
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Consultation closed. Community Engagement Summary available now for Ackland Park Reserve, Narre Warren North
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Final designs available now. Construction starts 2 May til end 2025.
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Consultation is now closed. Community Engagement Summary Report coming soon!
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Works are currently taking place to August 2025.
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Provide your feedback on the draft concept design
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Banjo Paterson Reserve Playground is now completed.
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Consultation has now closed
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We invite your feedback on the draft concept plan for Glover Recreation Reserve playground, Devon Meadows.
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Consultation closed. Community Engagement Summary Report available now.
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The playground refurbishment program provides a strategic approach to the way Council manages playgrounds in the municipality.
The program prioritises refurbishment works based on the age of equipment and general wear.
The City of Casey is one of the fastest-growing municipalities in Australia and will become one of the five most highly populated municipalities in Australia. Providing safe and innovative playgrounds within the municipality is an important step contributing to Casey’s livability.
The Playground Strategy and five year action plan identify and prioritise Council’s playgrounds into a working refurbishment program to ensure they continue to meet the needs and interests of local communities and to effectively:
· identify playgrounds for renewal, refurbishment and retirement
· ensure that playgrounds continue to meet the current Australian Standards
· encourage children to get active in their own neighbourhood
· provide play opportunities for people of all ages and abilities
· promote and encourage residents, including local kindergarten children, to have their say in the design of local playgrounds.
The City of Casey’s playground renewal program is informed by an annual comprehensive assessment report produced by an external playground auditor.
The report details the use, risk, age, and condition of every playground throughout Casey, and provides guidance on Playgrounds most in need of renewal.
The City of Casey’s Playground Strategy further guides Council’s planning for the provision of playgrounds throughout Casey.
The information and drawings we receive will be used to inform the design of new playgrounds, to ensure they are meeting the needs of the local community.
Council is seeking feedback from residents on the kind of features they would like to see included as part of the new playground.
Data will be provided to playground manufacturers and designers and will assist in the final design.
A preferred design will be available shortly for you to view. Watch this space!
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Email: OpenSpaceCityGreening@casey.vic.gov.au
Telephone: 9705 5200
Post: PO Box 1000, Narre Warren VIC 3805
Playgrounds are classified at local, district and regional levels that cater for diverse ages, genders, interests and abilities of users within the City of Casey and beyond.
Local playgrounds are located in residential areas and provide walkable access within 500m of most households. Typically small in size, they primarily cater for the local community who would use the area regularly, but for short periods of time and therefore only basic park infrastructure is required such as seating and shade trees. The range of play equipment and target age groups will vary but should cater for a variety of age groups and user abilities.
District playgrounds in residential areas are provided within 2km of households. Typically medium sized playgrounds within a larger park/reserve, they are generally accessed via a combination of pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle visits. Visits are usually between 1-3 hours. They offer a range of play activities that cater for all ages and abilities and often contain some park infrastructure, including seating, within the immediate surrounds.
Casey has one regional playground in the north of the municipality and one in the south. Typically a large playground with unique quality play activities, it caters for a wide range of age groups and abilities and attracts large numbers of people from across the municipality and outside the City of Casey. Visitors generally stay for more than two hours. They have shelters, picnic furniture including BBQ/water and public toilet facilities.
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