Woomera Reserve Playground Upgrade

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Consultation has concluded.

Thanks to all who engaged with us via our online survey and ideas board, and our pop up at the playground. We learned that the park is popular with children of all ages and the five most popular pieces of play equipment are inground trampoline, swings, flying fox, play tower and slide. Local residents are supportive of adding bike racks, more picnic tables, and building an outdoor gym in the reserve. 

A concept plan will be developed and exhibited for further community feedback in 2023.

Read the consultation outcomes report here. 

Randwick City Council is upgrading the playground in Woomera Reserve, Little Bay and building a new path connecting Esperance Close with the playground.

The playground upgrade is one of many we are undertaking over the coming years, in response to the community’s request to see play spaces in Randwick City upgraded to include more exciting and adventurous equipment suitable for a range of ages and abilities*.

Council aims to maintain a very high community satisfaction rating for our open spaces, coastal walkways and playgrounds.

The Woomera Reserve play equipment was last upgraded in 2005. The upgrade will include new play equipment, softfall and seating to encourage more families to visit and enjoy the park, which is tucked in between Bunnerong Road and residential properties.

We would love to hear from local families to help us understand what you’d like to see in the new playground to make it fun and engaging!

Have your say:

  • Join us at the playground to share your ideas in person on Tuesday 15 November, 3.30pm to 4.30pm.


Consultation period: 26 October to 27 November 2022.

Next steps: Your ideas will be used to help develop a concept plan for the upgrade. Plans will be exhibited for further community feedback early 2023.

*Source: Randwick City Council Open Space and Recreation Needs Study 2020.

Thanks to all who engaged with us via our online survey and ideas board, and our pop up at the playground. We learned that the park is popular with children of all ages and the five most popular pieces of play equipment are inground trampoline, swings, flying fox, play tower and slide. Local residents are supportive of adding bike racks, more picnic tables, and building an outdoor gym in the reserve. 

A concept plan will be developed and exhibited for further community feedback in 2023.

Read the consultation outcomes report here. 

Randwick City Council is upgrading the playground in Woomera Reserve, Little Bay and building a new path connecting Esperance Close with the playground.

The playground upgrade is one of many we are undertaking over the coming years, in response to the community’s request to see play spaces in Randwick City upgraded to include more exciting and adventurous equipment suitable for a range of ages and abilities*.

Council aims to maintain a very high community satisfaction rating for our open spaces, coastal walkways and playgrounds.

The Woomera Reserve play equipment was last upgraded in 2005. The upgrade will include new play equipment, softfall and seating to encourage more families to visit and enjoy the park, which is tucked in between Bunnerong Road and residential properties.

We would love to hear from local families to help us understand what you’d like to see in the new playground to make it fun and engaging!

Have your say:

  • Join us at the playground to share your ideas in person on Tuesday 15 November, 3.30pm to 4.30pm.


Consultation period: 26 October to 27 November 2022.

Next steps: Your ideas will be used to help develop a concept plan for the upgrade. Plans will be exhibited for further community feedback early 2023.

*Source: Randwick City Council Open Space and Recreation Needs Study 2020.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Woomera Reserve Playground survey

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