Namatjira Park Master Plan

As part of Council's commitment to improving its open spaces, we have developed a draft Master Plan for Namatjira Park to help guide the long-term planning for the site.

Council is seeking community feedback on the Master Plan to ensure the park continues to meet the needs of the community now and into the future.

The master plan considers:

• what sporting requirements the current users have
• the needs/interests of future users
• the local community's passive leisure and recreational needs
• the issue of ageing infrastructure
• the location and orientation of infrastructure
• how Namatjira Park links to nearby open space and residential areas
• pedestrian access
• vehicle access
• how a space can be created that balances environmental, financial, and infrastructure requirements.

The master plan is focused on maintaining and enhancing three areas:

1. Play
2. Sport / active recreation
3. Environmental

In January 2021 we undertook community consultation to get feedback on how Namatjira Park is used currently and how the community would like it to be used in the future. This feedback was used to help shape the master plan.

Key improvements identified in the draft master plan include:

• upgraded multi-sports field with sports lighting and practice cricket nets
• traffic improvements, including discontinuation of traffic to and from Newport Road and improved car parking at the park
• upgraded playground
• expanded path and trail network and improved lighting
• new pavilion (relocated to the western side of the sports field)
• new active play zone that accommodates tennis courts (x2), basketball/netball, futsal courts, tennis rebound wall and improved skate/scooter/BMX infrastructure facilities.
• All-weather (synthetic) bowls green with membrane roof.

Image: Namatjira Park Master Plan

Have your say

Please provide your feedback on the master plan by completing the short survey below. The survey will be open until Wednesday 30 June.

Information Session

We will be holding a series of information sessions on Tuesday 29 June, at Namatjira Park to answer any questions you may have. Due to COVID-19 numbers are limited at each session. Please click here to reserve your spot.