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Consultation has concluded
Works to commence on South Lawson Park
Construction on the upgrade to South Lawson Park is due to begin in November.
Features of the new park will include:
Accessible paths will go from both Ferris Lane and Wilson Street towards the new dog area and continue around as a loop walk so you can enjoy the quieter outskirts of the park.
Once inside the fenced dog off leash area, you can choose from several tracks and play zones with opportunities to play and run and rest.
The nature exploration area will offer opportunities for families to discover and be led by the natural features.
Close by, grass terrace seating creates a natural amphitheatre for informal gatherings and small community events.
Water refill stations will be available throughout the park.
We are increasing the edge of the riparian zone. This means planting more locally sourced natives to protect the creekline, swamp and wet areas.
View the completed designs for the fenced dog off leash area and accessible path.
While construction is taking place the site will remain open to the public, however, some paths will be temporarily closed for safety, including the Ferris Lane gate. You will always be able to access the site from Wilson Street.
Construction traffic will also need to access the site to deliver materials and these trucks will travel along Staples Crescent, New Street, Adelaide Street and Wilson Street.
The project is funded under the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, which is part of the Western Sydney City Deal (WSCD). The WSCD is a 20 year-agreement between the Australian and NSW governments, and the eight local Councils of the Western Parkland City.
The project has been funded under the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, which is part of the Western Sydney City Deal (WSCD). The WSCD is a 20 year-agreement between the Australian and NSW governments, and the eight local Councils of the Western Parkland City.
Works to commence on South Lawson Park
Construction on the upgrade to South Lawson Park is due to begin in November.
Features of the new park will include:
Accessible paths will go from both Ferris Lane and Wilson Street towards the new dog area and continue around as a loop walk so you can enjoy the quieter outskirts of the park.
Once inside the fenced dog off leash area, you can choose from several tracks and play zones with opportunities to play and run and rest.
The nature exploration area will offer opportunities for families to discover and be led by the natural features.
Close by, grass terrace seating creates a natural amphitheatre for informal gatherings and small community events.
Water refill stations will be available throughout the park.
We are increasing the edge of the riparian zone. This means planting more locally sourced natives to protect the creekline, swamp and wet areas.
View the completed designs for the fenced dog off leash area and accessible path.
While construction is taking place the site will remain open to the public, however, some paths will be temporarily closed for safety, including the Ferris Lane gate. You will always be able to access the site from Wilson Street.
Construction traffic will also need to access the site to deliver materials and these trucks will travel along Staples Crescent, New Street, Adelaide Street and Wilson Street.
The project is funded under the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, which is part of the Western Sydney City Deal (WSCD). The WSCD is a 20 year-agreement between the Australian and NSW governments, and the eight local Councils of the Western Parkland City.
The project has been funded under the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, which is part of the Western Sydney City Deal (WSCD). The WSCD is a 20 year-agreement between the Australian and NSW governments, and the eight local Councils of the Western Parkland City.
