Andromeda Drive Reserve in Cranebrook will soon have more car parking spaces, along with resurfaced and line marked sports courts as part of the second stage of an exciting upgrade.

The first stage of the upgrade to the sport and recreation infrastructure in this popular reserve was completed earlier this year. It included drainage improvements on the eastern field and additional storage space in the amenities building.

Penrith Mayor Todd Carney said he hoped the improvements encouraged more locals to get involved in sport and recreation activities.

“The car parking works will complement the updated amenities building and eastern field to support the sports clubs who use Andromeda Drive Reserve for game days and training,” Cr Carney said.

“Refreshing the courts will also create more opportunities for the community, and particularly young people, to enjoy a casual game with friends.

“This project is part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring that residents have access to facilities and public spaces that suit their lifestyles.”

The Andromeda Drive Reserve project is funded by the NSW Government’s Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program ($1.7 million) and the Australian Government's Investing in Our Communities Program ($450,000), in partnership with Council.

Member for Penrith Karen McKeown OAM said the NSW Government is proud to support this project through the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program.

“Investments like this help local communities thrive by improving the spaces where people come together to play, exercise and spend time with family.

“Cranebrook is growing and that means making sure our community facilities grow with it. The upgrades at Andromeda Drive Reserve are a great example of how all levels of government can work together to deliver meaningful local improvements.”

Landscaping will be undertaken, and pathways and seating will be installed in early 2026.

To find out more, visit: yoursaypenrith.com.au/andromeda