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HomeNewsPlayground design feedback sought

Playground design feedback sought

Seven Greater Geelong local playgrounds are set to be renewed in 2025 and your feedback is wanted for their designs.

In line with the City’s Play Strategy, the renewals will ensure each playground includes opportunities to run, swing, slide and climb, with refreshed equipment and improved accessibility.

The playgrounds included in this year’s renewal program are:

Geelong West Reserve – 66-76 Church Street, North Geelong

Clear Water Reserve – Clear Water Drive, Clifton Springs

Thomson Reserve – Godfrey Street, Thomson

Sharland Reserve – White Gum Drive (Lomandra Drive), Hamlyn Heights

St Albans Reserve – St Albans Road, St Albans

Percy Cherry Reserve – Creekside Drive, Curlewis (slide only)

Collendina Reserve – 18 Minerva Close, Ocean Grove

Sports & Recreation portfolio chair Councillor Eddy Kontelj encouraged residents to share their thoughts on the proposed designs.

“Local playgrounds are places where kids can learn through play and connect with their neighbourhood,” he said.

“We want to make sure these spaces reflect what our community needs and values, so we’re asking families to get involved and give us their insight.”

The City manages more than 380 public playgrounds and 62 early childhood centre-based playgrounds.

To view the proposed designs and provide feedback, visit yoursay.geelongaustralia.com.au/2025-local-playground-renewal and for the Collendina Reserve Playground survey, see yoursay.geelongaustralia.com.au/collendina-reserve

Surveys close at 5pm on October 3.

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