Shoalhaven Playground Replacements

The Kioloa Sporting Complex playground is located on Murramarang Road, Kioloa.

As part of the Playground Replacement program, Council has pledged to replace the existing playground this year.

To ensure that the new facility meets the current and future needs of the community, we would like to know how you currently use the reserve and what kind of equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback by completing the Online Survey below by 5 pm Thursday, 13 April 2023.

The Bawley Point Reserve is located on Johnston Street, Bawley Point.

As part of Shoalhaven City Council's Playground Replacement program, Council has pledged to replace the existing playground in 2023.

To ensure that the new playground facility meets the current and future community needs of the community, Council would like to know how you currently use the reserve and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback by completing the Online Survey below by 5pm, Thursday 15 September 2022.

The Joe Hyam Reserve is located on Booragal Place, North Nowra.

As part of Shoalhaven City Council's Playground Replacement program, Council has pledged to replace the existing playground in 2023.

To ensure that the new playground facility meets the current and future community needs of the community, Council would like to know how you currently use the reserve and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback by completing the Online Survey below by 5pm, Thursday 15 September 2022.

The Dolphin Reserve is located on Piscator Avenue, Currarong.

As part of Shoalhaven City Council's Playground Replacement program, Council has pledged to replace the existing playground in 2023.

To ensure that the new playground facility meets the current and future community needs of the community, Council would like to know how you currently use the reserve and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback by completing the Online Survey below by 5pm, Thursday 15 September 2022.

The reserve is located on Cyrus Street, Hyams Beach.  

In October 2019, Council were successfully awarded grant funding from the NSW Government through the Restart NSW Grant Funding – Sustainable Tourism and Infrastructure Package. Incorporated within this grant was funding to develop a Hyams Beach Masterplan.  After considerable community consultation and feedback, the Masterplan was adopted by Council on 21 July 2021. 

An upgrade to the existing playground was identified within the Masterplan and is one of the deliverables of the grant deed.

To ensure the new playground facility meets the current and future community needs of Hyams Beach, we would like to know how you currently use the reserve and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement. 

Please provide feedback by completing the Online Survey by Tuesday, 2 August 2022.

Sampson Crescent Reserve, is located on Sampson Crescent, Bomaderry.

As part of Shoalhaven City Council's Playground Replacement program, Council has pledged to replace the existing playground in 2022.

The playground currently comprises of swings only.

To ensure the new playground facility meets the current and future community needs of Bomaderry, Council would like to know how you currently use the reserve and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback by completing the Online Survey on this web page by 12 December 2021 Sunday 9 January 2022.

Sheraton Reserve is located on Gardenia Crescent, Bomaderry.

As part of Shoalhaven City Council's Playground Replacement program, Council has pledged to replace the existing playground in 2022.

The playground currently includes a swing set and a multiuse structure which comprises of a slide and hanging and climbing bars.

To ensure the new playground facility meets the current and future community needs of Bomaderry, Council would like to know how you currently use the reserve and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback by completing the Online Survey on this web page by 12 December 2021 Sunday 9 January 2022.

John Berry Reserve (also known as Edwards Avenue Reserve) playground is located on Edwards Avenue, Bomaderry.

As part of Shoalhaven City Council’s Playground Replacement program, Council has pledged to replace the existing playground in 2021.

The playground currently includes a swing set only. The original play items that formed part of this playground were removed some time ago following vandalism.

To ensure the new playground facility meets the need of current and future community of Bomaderry, Council would like to know how you currently use the reserve, and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback via the below online survey by Sunday 4, July 2021.

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Boat Ramp Reserve playground is located on Basin View Parade, Basin View.

As part of Shoalhaven City Council’s Playground Replacement program, Council are seeking to replace the existing playground in 2021 as it is coming to the end of its useful life.

The playground currently includes a swing set and a multiuse structure which comprises of a slide, hanging bars, and climbing wall.

To ensure the new playground facility meets the need of current and future community of Basin View, Council would like to know how you currently use the reserve, and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback via the below online survey by Sunday 27 June 2021.

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Ellmoos Reserve playground is located on Jacobs Drive, Sussex Inlet.

As part of Shoalhaven City Council’s Playground Replacement program, Council has pledged to replace the existing playground in 2021 as it is coming to the end of its useful life.

The playground currently includes a swing set and a multiuse structure which comprises of a slide, hanging bars, tunnel and climbing wall.

Council intends on making this an inclusive playground by incorporating accessible play items and ensuring appropriate accessibility is achieved to most of the play equipment.

To ensure the new playground facility meets the need of current and future community of Sussex Inlet, Council would like to know how you currently use the reserve, and what kind of playground equipment you would like to see as part of the playground replacement.

Please provide feedback via the below online survey by Sunday 27 June 2021.

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