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Gipps St Claremont Medows

Penrith city Council

YEAR 2024

value 4-6 million

Winning the Outdoor Sport and Leisure Facility Design Award at the 2025 Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards.

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Penrith City Council wins second award for Gipps Street

Wednesday, 16 July 2025

Penrith City Council has received national recognition for its Gipps Street Recreation Precinct project, winning the Outdoor Sport and Leisure Facility Design Award at the 2025 Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards.

The awards recognise individuals, government, not-for-profits, the commercial sector, play sector, recreation and sports for their innovation to get more people active in the community.

Penrith Mayor Todd Carney said the award was a testament to Council’s commitment to deliver high quality sport and recreation infrastructure for the community.

“This is Council’s second award for the Gipps Street Recreation Precinct, which was also recently named Community Facility of the Year at the Parks and Leisure Australia NSW/ACT 2025 Annual Regional Awards of Excellence,” Cr Carney said.

“We always knew that the precinct would be a winner, and these awards are proof that Council achieved our vision for a high-quality facility for everyone in our community to enjoy.

“But we haven’t stopped there – Council has completed 106 projects across the local government area over the past 5 years in line with our Sport and Recreation Strategy.

There’s also another 40 projects in the pipeline including plans to build a new indoor multi-sports arena in Claremont Meadows and central park in St Marys, plus upgrades at Cook Park, Bennett Park, Andromeda Drive Reserve and playspaces throughout the City.”

Sporting Amenities
Claremont Medows
Penrith City Council
Year | 2024
Value | $3-5 Million

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bill Ball Sporting Amenities
Penrith City Council
Year | 2023
Value | $2-3 Million

location: Wilson Street, St Marys
Year: 2021-2023
Category: Sport
Project type: Penrith SRS
Status: Completed
Funding source: Penrith City Council, NSW Government – NSW ICC T20 World Cup 2020 Cricket Legacy Fund, Cricket NSW – Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund and the Penrith Cricket Club.
New amenities building constructed including:
• two modern change rooms
• change room for officials
• canteen with storage
• external storage
• first aid and administration areas
• an accessible toilet, and
• an additional public toilet to service the adjacent play space

 

 

Location: Paskin Street, Kingswood
Year: 2022-2023
Category: Sport
Project type: Penrith SRS
Status: Complete
Funding source: Penrith City Council, Federal Government – Department of Health and Aged Care and NSW Government – Greater Cities Sports Facility Fund
• New amenities building which includes two universal change rooms, a change room for officials, first aid/admin room, canteen area, storage, and accessible toilets.
• Landscaping upgrades and tree planting

Location: Paskin Street, Kingswood
Year: 2022-2023
Category: Sport
Project type: Penrith SRS
Status: Complete
Funding source: Penrith City Council, Federal Government – Department of Health and Aged Care and NSW Government – Greater Cities Sports Facility Fund
• New amenities building which includes two universal change rooms, a change room for officials, first aid/admin room, canteen area, storage, and accessible toilets.
• Landscaping upgrades and tree planting

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boronia Park Upgrades

New dog park
New amenities
New sports field lighting

Boronia Park Upgrade
Location: Boronia Road, North St Marys
Year: 2021-2023
Category: Open space
Project type: Penrith SRS
Status: Complete
Funding source: Penrith City Council, Cricket NSW (cricket practice facility), NSW Government (dog park upgrade)
• rugby league amenities improvements
• new cricket amenities
• upgraded cricket practice facility
• LED floodlighting upgrades for all rugby league fields and irrigation improvements for rugby league fields 3-5
• irrigation system and LED floodlighting upgrades for fields 3-5
• LED floodlighting upgrades for netball courts
• dog park upgrade
• four new asphalt netball courts (completed 2021)

Figure 1new dog park

Figure 2sports lighting

Chapman Gardens
Sporting Amenities
Kingswood
Penrith City Council
Year | 2022
Value | $2-3 Million

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Regatta Park New amenities and kitchen
Location: River Road, Emu Plains
Year: 2024
Category: Open space
Project type: Penrith SRS
Status: Construction
Funding source: Penrith City Council and State Government – Liveability Fund

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Hickeys Lane Sports Ground Upgrade
• A new amenities building
• Floodlight upgrades

Penrith City Council
Year | 2021
Value | $2-3 million 1 million

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Borland Bar Refurbishment
Joan Sutherland Centre
Penrith City Council
Year | 2021
Value | $0 – 1 million

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Nursery Administration
Penrith City Council
Year | 2021
Value | $0 – 1 million

 

Leonay Oval
Amenities Building
Penrith City Council
Year | 2021
Value | $0 – 1 million

Leonay Oval Upper Amenities Upgrade
Location: Leonay Parade, Leonay
Year: 2019-2022
Category: Sport
Project type: Penrith SRS
Status: Complete
Funding source: Penrith City Council and NSW Government Penrith Sporting Infrastructure Program
• Amenities building extension and upgrade including storage, a canteen and awning

Changing Place Facility
Regatta Park
Penrith City Council
Year | 2021
Value| $0 – 1 million

Amenity Building – Changerooms
Mulgoa Rise
Penrith City Council
Year | 2020
Value| $0 – 1 million

 

 

Mulgoa Rise Amenities Building (Stage 2)
Location: Bradley Street, Mulgoa Rise
Year: 2019-2020
Category: Sport
Project type: Penrith SRS
Status: Construction
Funding source: NSW Government – Greater Sydney Sport Facility Fund 2018
• Install two additional gender equitable player changing rooms, player amenities and two unisex toilets
• Increased tree planting and landscaping

 

Other projects

Samuel Marsden Reserve Amenities Building Upgrade & Training Facilities
Location: Samuel Marsden Road, Orchard Hills
Year: 2021-2022
Category: Sport
Project type: Penrith SRS
Status: Planning
Funding source: Penrith City Council
• Install new storage amenities
• Upgrade the car park and training infrastructure

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