Penrith’s newest playspace is open for play at Ladbury Avenue Reserve!

It features:

• swing set with basket swing, toddler swing and strap swing

• play unit with climbing equipment and two slides

• accessible buggy rocker

• a ‘whizzy dizzy’

• balance trail

• mini bike trail with play road signs

• play shop front

• sensory panels

There’s a shade sail over the playspace, shaded picnic table, seating, accessible pathways and a drinking fountain to make it easier for children and families to stay and play for longer.

This project is funded by the NSW Government through the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program. Council secured a $7.56 million grant to deliver 21 playspace upgrades. So far, we’ve upgraded playspaces at:

1. Max Baker Reserve, Jamisontowon

1. Jim Anderson Park, Werrington Downs

1. Gilmour Street Reserve, Colyton

1. Dorothy Radford Reserve, St Clair

1. Henry Bridgen Park, Penrith

1. Ridge Park, Oxley Park

1. Eileen Cammack Reserve, South Penrith

1. Adelaide Street Reserve, St Marys

1. Glengarry Drive Reserve, Glenmore Park

1. Explorers Way Reserve, St Clair

1. Goldmark Crescent Reserve, Cranebrook

1. Ridgeview Crescent Reserve, Erskine Park

1. Ladbury Avenue Reserve, Penrith

To find your nearest playspace, visit: penrith.city/playspaces

Which playspaces are next in line for an upgrade?

1. Greenway Drive Reserve, South Penrith

1. Amaroo Street Reserve, Kingswood

1. Robin Wiles Park, North St Marys

1. Poplar Park, North St Marys

1. Wattle Avenue Reserve, North St Marys

1. Edna Dunn Reserve, South Penrith

1. Ted Little Park, Colyton

1. Bel-Air Road Reserve, Penrith

Plus, there’s even more playspaces being upgraded by Council! To find out more about our playspace projects, visit: yoursaypenrith.com.au/projectplay