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Wyong Reserve Sporting Facilities Upgrade

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Wyong Reserve Sporting Facilities Upgrade
An artist's impression of the upgrades

Construction is underway at Wyong Reserve, delivering new inclusive change rooms and a refurbished Merv McIntosh Pavilion.

The project will improve the quality, accessibility and functionality of sporting facilities at the reserve, better supporting local clubs and broader community use. The upgraded pavilion will provide modern, welcoming spaces that encourage participation and make the site more accessible for everyone.

Key elements of the project include:

  • New gender‑neutral change rooms, providing safe and inclusive facilities for all users
  • Refurbished social hall and amenities within the Merv McIntosh Pavilion to support club activities and community events
  • Additional storage areas to accommodate growing participation and equipment needs
  • Improved accessibility throughout the facility, ensuring equitable access and compliance with current standards

Works commenced in late April 2026.

This investment will help future‑proof Wyong Reserve, promote gender equity, and strengthen community participation in sport and recreation.

Latest news

Council has approved two exciting new projects, totalling almost $12 million, aimed at upgrading ageing sporting facilities in the City.

Pavilions at Ferndale Park and Wyong Reserve will undergo major improvements aimed at future proofing the sites, promoting gender equity, and strengthening community participation in sport and recreation.

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Project timeline

  • 1 July 2025 – Project started

    Project planning commenced.

  • December to January 2026 – Tender open period

    The construction tender was advertised during this period, inviting qualified contractors to submit bids for the works.

  • March 2026 – Tender award

    The planning and tendering processes are now complete, with a preferred contractor appointed at the March 2026 Ordinary Council Meeting.

  • April 2026 – Construction commenced

    On-site works commenced in late April 2026.

  • End of December 2026 – Planned construction completion

    The goal is to complete the building works by the end of 2026.

  • January 2027 – Planned project completion

    It is anticipated the Wyong Reserve Sporting Facilities upgrade will be completed by January 2027.

Project details

  • Status: On track
  • Planned Completion: January 2027

 
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Funding partners

State Government

This project is part of the WA Government’s PlayOn WA, an exciting initiative to deliver 2,030 community infrastructure items across WA by 2030.
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