More than 600 people used our interactive, digital tool to select their favourite playground equipment for Glenbrook Park Stage 2 – a new inclusive, interactive playground for kids aged seven to 12 years.

Upcoming development of Blue Mountains district parks will include vital upgrades to accessibility.

We received feedback on three possible locations for Glenbrook District Park Playground – Stage 2 at a special community consultation event on Thursday, 11 July.

A $2 million upgrade to 2.35km of walking tracks in the lower Blue Mountains will make significant heritage features more accessible to residents and tourists.

All four district parks in the Blue Mountains will receive upgrades valued at more than $5.2 million, thanks to funding received through the Western Parkland City Liveability Program.

Council has been successful in receiving a grant of $50,000 to make Summerhayes Park more inclusive under the NSW Government ‘Everyone Can Play’ program.

Council is seeking partnership with the NSW Government to open the Lapstone Hill Tunnel, for use by the public.

Council has developed a draft masterplan on the future use and management of the Lawson Crown Lands (former golf course) and invites community feedback on the proposal.

Our Blue Mountains Leisure Centres are ready for the Spring/Summer season.

The new toilet block at Wentworth Falls Lake is complete and open for use.