Upgrading Centenary Park, Croydon
At its meeting on 19 May 2026, Council endorsed the proposed scope of works for the Centenary Park Sporting Ground upgrade.
Have questions or want to learn more about this project, contact:
| Name | Anita Ng |
|---|---|
| Phone | 02 9392 5212 |
| anita.ng@innerwest.nsw.gov.au |
Timeline item 1 - active
Community consultation open
We are seeking you feedback on what you would like to see at this space.
Timeline item 2 - incomplete
Reviewing your feedback
We are reviewing your feedback and will report back on what we heard.
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Designing the playground
We are incorporating your feedback (where possible) and other information into the draft playground design.
Timeline item 4 - incomplete
Community consultation open - draft design
We have drafted a design for the new playground and we want to know have we got it right?
Timeline item 5 - incomplete
Reviewing your feedback
We are reviewing your feedback and will report back on what we heard.
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Finalising the design
Where possible feedback received during the concept plan consultation will be used to finalise the design.
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Construction
We are building the playground.
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Ready for play
At its meeting on 19 May 2026, Council endorsed the proposed scope of works for the Centenary Park Sporting Ground upgrade.
Join us for the opening of the new King Geroge Park Inclusive Playground on Saturday 7 September, 10am-12pm.
Please come and join us to celebrate the official opening of the playground on Saturday 9 August 2025 10.30am to 12.30pm.
Join us to celebrate the official opening of the new playground on Saturday 13 June 2026 12 to 2pm.
We have a developed a draft concept plan for the upgrade to playground. We want to know - have we got it right?
We have a developed a draft concept plan for the upgrade to playground. We want to know - have we got it right?
We will review all feedback we receive and report on what we heard. A draft design will be prepared and will seek further feedback from the community to understand if we got it right. Everyone who provides their email address will be kept up to date with the project.
We are committed to delivering spaces across the Inner West so that everyone with all abilities can benefit from play.
In May 2022, Council committed to establishing flagship inclusive play spaces across the Inner West.
Working with disability play experts Touched By Olivia, we've since delivered inclusive play spaces at King George Park, Rozelle, Richard Murden Reserve, Haberfield and Yeo Park, Ashfield. There are also two currently being built at Camperdown Park, Camperdown and Steel Park, Marrickville.
The next will be at Centenary Park Playground, Croydon.
We’re seeking your feedback on the future of Centenary Park Playground. Your ideas will help shape a new play space that is inclusive, welcoming and enjoyable for everyone.
A flagship inclusive play space is a playground that has a large area which includes a variety of equipment for different ages and abilities.
The design follows the NSW Everyone Can Play Guidelines which means everyone can get there, stay there and play there successfully.
As the commitment from Council was to establish an inclusive playspace in every ward, Council and staff from Touched By Olivia conducted site visits across the Inner West and the most appropriate space was chosen for factors such as:
The sporting field will be upgraded at the same time the new playground will be constructed in mid-late 2027.
Centenary Park is located on Queen Street and Lang Street, Croydon.
Touched by Olivia is a registered charity which improves the wellbeing of individuals and communities through inclusion and belonging.
We want to know how we can make this playground accessible to you and the community.
Let us know what is working, what needs improving and what you think will make everyone be able to come and enjoy.
Last day to provide feedback is 1 October 2026

We acknowledge that this land area traditionally belonged to the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Eora nation.