About West Beach Parks Sports and Recreation Precinct
The West Beach Parks Sports and Recreation Precinct forms part of the broader West Beach Parks precinct, which encompasses the Holiday Park, The Retreat, West Parks Golf, Skate Park and Reserves, Marina, Road Safety Centre, and the soon to open community space - the Square at West Beach Parks.
It also forms a key part of our overarching West Beach Parks Master Plan which aims to provide better access and connectivity across the entire West Beach Parks precinct.
In turn, delivering long-term economic, social and environmental benefits to the wider community, and becoming a more desirable place to live, work and play.
West Beach Parks Sports and Recreation Precinct Master Plan
West Beach Parks is developing a master plan for the West Beach Parks Sports and Recreation Precinct. The precinct, which incorporates Barratt Reserve, sits at the northern end of West Beach Parks and is bounded by Military Road and West Beach Road.
The master plan will guide future upgrades and developments within the West Beach Parks Sports and Recreation Precinct over the next 5-10 years.
The Master Plan will consider:
- Access and Connections - paths and internal roadways
- Universal change rooms to cater for the increasing popularity of women and girls’ sports
- Wayfinding
- Parking
- Beautification
- Branding options
- Compatible uses of the precinct
- Built Form
Have your Say
West Beach Parks values the thoughts and ideas of all our stakeholders as we work to enhance the West Beach Parks Sports and Recreation Precinct.
The consultation aims to gather feedback and input from a wide range of stakeholders to ensure a holistic approach to the development of the master plan, and equitable input from stakeholders who will use and enjoy the Sports and Recreation Precinct for decades to come
COMMUNITY SURVEY OPEN UNTIL DECEMBER 20 2024
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Explore our FAQ section to find clear, detailed answers about the Master Plan . We’ve compiled responses to common questions to ensure you have the information you need at every step.
Any member of the community, whether local, from across SA or interstate, can take part in the consultation. We want to hear from everyone with an interest in the West Beach Parks precinct.
No decisions have been made about any specific developments. The Sports and Recreation Precinct Master Plan will guide upgrades and developments over the next 5-10 years.
Yes, we want to continue to support our current tenants as well as opening up new opportunities within the Sports and Recreation Precinct.
Open space for recreation, including walking the dog, will always form part of any future master plan.
No decisions have been made about any future upgrades and developments. The Sports and Recreation Precinct Master Plan will guide upgrades and developments over the next 5-10 years.
We encourage any member of the community with concerns to raise them during the master plan consultation process. All feedback during the consultation process will be considered equally.
The Sports and Recreation Precinct Master Plan will guide upgrades and developments over the next 5-10 years. The master plan will create the framework and guidelines within which any upgrades or developments can be considered.
Yes, traffic and parking will be considered.
The Sports and Recreation Precinct Master Plan will guide upgrades and developments over the next 5-10 years. The master plan will create the framework and guidelines within which any upgrades or developments can be considered.
No. The Sports and Recreation Precinct Master Plan will guide upgrades and developments over the next 5-10 years.
During Stage 3, concepts will be tested and refined through a further stage of stakeholder consultation.
Feedback on the design concepts will inform the development of the final master plan.
Contact Us
If you would like further information on the development of the master plan or would like to register your interest in receiving further information in the future, email marketing@westbeachparks.com.au