Embracing a space theme, the playground will simulate lunar and martian landscapes, offering an immersive and educational play experience.

Topographical variations resembling cratered surfaces will serve as a central theme, with opportunities for exploration and imagination. The lunar buggy and the rocket can ‘land’ on the extra-terrestrial surface, which can then be explored.

The playful ground takes its shape from the cratered surface of the moon or Mars. The edge becomes an integral element within the park design and the play experience, offering an exciting and unusual surface upon which to roam and explore. Crater-based compartments, connected by circular pathways, will define the playground's structure, ensuring minimal disturbance to the site.

The multi-use court will provide an integrated, inclusive recreational space catering to individuals of all abilities and ages. Custom line markings and diverse ball hoop options (including basketball and netball) will promote creativity and social cohesion.

The design fosters social interaction by allowing both larger groups and smaller clusters to utilize the court simultaneously.

A 550-metre compacted gravel activity track will seamlessly weave through the park, complementing existing pathways.

The gravel surface promotes joint and muscle health during walking or exercise, enhancing overall user experience.

A central lawn area within the loop will serve as a hub for sports and picnics.

Thoughtfully integrated within the park's layout, exercise nodes will provide a diverse range of fitness equipment catering to users of all ages and abilities. A dedicated seniors' exercise node will be positioned adjacent to the gathering space and playground, nestled within a tranquil grove of trees.

Located centrally within the park, the gathering space offers accessibility to all park amenities. It features seating, long bench tables, and barbecues for various group sizes. A sun shelter provides shade, surrounded by garden beds with shade trees. Seating faces outward for park views.

An opening in the shade structure serves as a potential site for cultural ceremonies like a Welcome to Country or smoking ceremony. The space is strategically separated from the adjacent playground and multi-use court, ensuring both ample room for activities and clear visibility across park areas.

The existing path network will be preserved, complemented by new pathways that enhance overall connectivity, providing convenient access to park amenities.

Design approach prioritizes the retention of all existing trees, emphasizing greenery and sustainable landscaping to foster an inviting and natural environment. The planting selection in later design phase will possess cultural significance in Aboriginal traditions and heritage, ensuring a harmonious blend of nature and cultural appreciation within the landscape.