To ensure future generations enjoy Waverley’s open spaces, it is important we have a sustainable approach to the management of our parks.

We are drafting a Plan of Management to define the major projects carried out in Waverley Park over the next decade.

To create a Plan for the park we need to understand how the space is used, who is using it, how they get there and where it could improve.

We have also created a list of suggested ideas and potential future projects that will make up the Masterplan for the park.

• Make the playground larger and refurbish the rocket
• New exercise equipment
• New indoor cricket training facility building on top of the Margaret Whitlam Centre's green roof
• New half-court basketball and hit-up-wall at the back of the multipurpose courts
• Improve path network
• Improve entry design including signage
• Improve nature trails through trees around the reservoir
• Improve drainage and levels of bocce court
• Review street parking to create drop-off and pick-up areas on Birrell Street for Saturday sport
• Reduce asphalt footpath and provide planting buffer between Bondi Road and the park
• Provide additional storage for sporting equipment
• New turf cricket practice wickets in the location of the current fitness station
• Improve surface of field three

Provide written feedback. This is your chance to have your say on the future of Waverley Park - fill in the survey today!

Survey can be located in the Survey tab of this page.

Attend an online event to provide more feedback and speak directly with the project team.

There are two community information sessions. Registration is essential.

Wednesday 3 November, 7pm-8pm - Waverley Park Plan of Management: This is for the project team to understand how the space is used, who is using it, how they get there and where it could improve. There will be a focus on the POM in general and the playspace and fitness station.

Thursday 4 November, 7pm-8pm - Waverley Park POM and Indoor cricket net training facility: The project team will give a short overview of the Plan of Management and the cricket nets, then it will be your turn to ask questions and provide feedback.