Bundock Park Clovelly Playground Upgrade
Consultation has concluded.
The new playground was officially opened on 1 December 2021! Thank you to all who contributed to this consultation.
Thank you to all who shared their ideas and helped us design the new playground. The final plan for the Bundock Park Playground can be viewed here. You can learn more about the project here.
Stage 2 consultation: Concept Plan
Randwick City Council is upgrading the playground at Bundock Park on Clovelly Beach with new play equipment, landscaping and shade.
Earlier this year, we asked the community to tell us how the new playground should be designed. Kids, mums, dads and grandparents joined in the fun, sharing ideas and designing their perfect playground by the beach!
What we heard:
The kids told us they want to swing, climb and slide…so we are proposing a basket swing, wooden play equipment with rope ladders and monkey bar hooks to climb, and a slide!
The grown-ups told us they want shade and a nature playground with equipment made from wood…so we are proposing two new shade structures to cover the entire playground, three new wooden play pieces including a boat, and the playground will be relocated slightly west with more bushes and shrubs.
Share your thoughts on the concept plan by:
- Leaving a comment on our page below
- Making a submission
- Sending your comments via email headed "Bundock Park playground upgrade" to council@randwick.nsw.gov.au
- Posting your comments to the General Manager headed "Bundock Park playground upgrade" to 30 Frances Street, Randwick 2031.
Consultation period: 22 July to 18 August 2020.
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A shower for children and another for adults would be great. A shade cloth and fencing on the southern side for a fenced playground too.
about 4 years ago
Parsley bay has a beautiful playground alongside the beach under shade. Something similar in clovelly would be amazing!
about 4 years ago
Sustainable Play Area with native plants
Be great to see a green space for kids to play and learn about our environment. Play structures sourced and made from sustainable avenues.
about 4 years ago
Definitely rain showers or splash pond, The Plum Garland Memorial Playground it's a wonderfurl inspiration.
about 4 years ago
Bench Seating and Bubbler
The playground could really do with a bubbler for drinkable water especially during the Summer months. And seating for parent's while watching their kids. I disagree with the fence suggestions. I have two kids, and understand why people would want a fence but I prefer open spaces where kids can run around. A fence would look tacky - It's only a small area and it would ruin the natural aesthetic.
