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Griffith City Council has commenced the construction of two new parks at Lake Wyangan Picnic Area and Tharbogang Village, as part of its commitment to providing high-quality public spaces that promote outdoor recreation, community connection, and inclusivity.
The Lake Wyangan picnic area will soon feature a newly developed park designed to enhance the foreshore. Planned elements include:
- A modern playground with diverse play equipment catering to all age groups;
- Shaded seating areas and picnic facilities for families and visitors;
- Improved landscaping to blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings;
- Accessibility enhancements to ensure inclusivity for all members of the community.
The new Tharbogang Park (pictured, main photo) will create a vibrant and engaging play environment for the village. Council says the new park will feature:
- A thoughtfully designed playground that encourages creative and explorative play;
- Inclusive elements to ensure children of all abilities can enjoy the space;
- Seating areas and shaded zones to support community gatherings.
- Landscaping that enhances the aesthetic and environmental quality of the area.
The park’s design has incorporated valuable community feedback to ensure it meets the needs of local residents, said Mayor, Doug Curran.
“These new parks at Lake Wyangan and Tharbogang Village reflect Council’s commitment to enhancing recreational opportunities for our residents. We are proud to invest in these spaces that will provide enjoyment for families, children, and the broader community for years to come,” the Mayor said.
Construction is now underway, with completion expected by the end of June.
