Clarrie Englert Park and Inclusive Playspace

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Photos of Clarrie Englert Park


We have an exciting new upgrade planned for Clarrie Englert Park, including new inclusive play equipment, nature play, seating and picnic table, landscaping and path improvements.


The playground construction is now complete and the park opened in February 2022.


Thank you to the 130 residents who completed the community survey, which has informed the final concept design.

View the community feedback from the second round of community consultation.

The design caters for children from 2 to 12 years old. It will improve the accessibility and safety of the playspace and also provide plenty of opportunities for adventurous play!

New South Wales Government logoCouncil has received a $50,000 grant from the NSW Government’s Everyone Can Play Program to upgrade the park. Council will match this funding and partner with the local community to create a park and playspace that is more inclusive of everyone. Council matched this funding and has partnered with the local community to create a park and playspace that is more inclusive of everyone.


What's new

The work will include:

  • new inclusive play equipment
  • scooter and small-scale skate elements
  • new basket swing and new slides
  • nature play
  • accessible picnic table, seating and drinking fountain
  • vibrant new rubber softfall and mulch surfaces
  • landscaping
  • new accessible paths and scooter track
  • more shade trees
  • partial fencing.

View the final concept plan with the layout and images of how the playspace will look.

Photos of Clarrie Englert Park


We have an exciting new upgrade planned for Clarrie Englert Park, including new inclusive play equipment, nature play, seating and picnic table, landscaping and path improvements.


The playground construction is now complete and the park opened in February 2022.


Thank you to the 130 residents who completed the community survey, which has informed the final concept design.

View the community feedback from the second round of community consultation.

The design caters for children from 2 to 12 years old. It will improve the accessibility and safety of the playspace and also provide plenty of opportunities for adventurous play!

New South Wales Government logoCouncil has received a $50,000 grant from the NSW Government’s Everyone Can Play Program to upgrade the park. Council will match this funding and partner with the local community to create a park and playspace that is more inclusive of everyone. Council matched this funding and has partnered with the local community to create a park and playspace that is more inclusive of everyone.


What's new

The work will include:

  • new inclusive play equipment
  • scooter and small-scale skate elements
  • new basket swing and new slides
  • nature play
  • accessible picnic table, seating and drinking fountain
  • vibrant new rubber softfall and mulch surfaces
  • landscaping
  • new accessible paths and scooter track
  • more shade trees
  • partial fencing.

View the final concept plan with the layout and images of how the playspace will look.

Page last updated: 27 Apr 2022, 08:41 AM