The Kings Park Play Space Upgrade Project was officially opened on Tuesday 12 March by Mayor Louise Bannister.
Designed to provide an enriching and inclusive recreational environment for residents of all ages, the project boasts a comprehensive scope of improvements.
Central to the project is the installation of new play equipment, carefully selected to stimulate imagination, promote physical activity, and foster social interaction among children.
Additionally, the incorporation of nature play elements serves to connect visitors with the natural environment, encouraging exploration and appreciation for the surrounding ecosystem.
Recognising the importance of comfort and sun protection, the project includes the installation of a shade sail, providing a shaded area for families to relax and enjoy the park’s amenities even during the sunniest days.
Enhancements to connecting path works also ensure accessibility throughout the play space, allowing individuals of all abilities to navigate the area with ease.
The $245,000 investment in the Kings Park Play Space Upgrade Project reflects a shared commitment to community well-being and recreational infrastructure development.
With $200,000 generously contributed by the Victorian Government’s Growing Suburbs Fund and an additional $45,000 provided by Mitchell Shire Council, the project stands as a testament to effective collaboration between government entities and local stakeholders.
