We have developed aconcept design for passive park improvements at Prices Circuit Reserve, Woronora.
The plans include:
🚶 Pathways and accessibility improvements
a new wider concrete pathway along the river, outside of existing tree and root zones
a new accessible carparking space with a ramp between the carpark and the existing pathway
a new loop pathway at the southern end of the reserve
a new concrete ramp connecting the southern end of the riverside footpath to Prices Circuit.
🪑 Facilities and amenities upgrades
a new electric BBQ with small shelter to replace outdated existing BBQ
new picnic tables (without shelters) to replace outdated tables
new seating along the pathway
a new drinking fountain with a bottle filler.
🌳 Shade and tree canopy
retain the extensive existing tree canopy, providing natural shade throughout the reserve
a new shade shelter over a new BBQ to complement existing shade.
Following consultation between 2024 and 2025, we heard from our community that a playground is not the right fit for Prices Circuit Reserve. Instead, there was strong support for a more inclusive, accessible and flexible passive recreation space that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities.
We’ve listened, and a playground has not been included in the concept design.
Have your say
This consultation is your opportunity to review the proposed concept design and help shape the final design of Prices Circuit Reserve.
in writing toInfrastructure Project Planning, Sutherland Shire Council, Locked Bag 17, Sutherland NSW 1499.
Information session
Drop by our information session any time, share your feedback, ideas and speak with the project team:
Tuesday 7 July 2026: 4 - 6pm at Woronora River Hall, Prince Edward Park Road, Woronora.
What happens next?
Council will review and consider all community feedback received. We may make some changes to the draft design before finalising for approval through Council. We expect improvement work to start in Prices Circuit Reserve in the second half of 2026. We’ll keep our community updated of progress.
We have developed aconcept design for passive park improvements at Prices Circuit Reserve, Woronora.
The plans include:
🚶 Pathways and accessibility improvements
a new wider concrete pathway along the river, outside of existing tree and root zones
a new accessible carparking space with a ramp between the carpark and the existing pathway
a new loop pathway at the southern end of the reserve
a new concrete ramp connecting the southern end of the riverside footpath to Prices Circuit.
🪑 Facilities and amenities upgrades
a new electric BBQ with small shelter to replace outdated existing BBQ
new picnic tables (without shelters) to replace outdated tables
new seating along the pathway
a new drinking fountain with a bottle filler.
🌳 Shade and tree canopy
retain the extensive existing tree canopy, providing natural shade throughout the reserve
a new shade shelter over a new BBQ to complement existing shade.
Following consultation between 2024 and 2025, we heard from our community that a playground is not the right fit for Prices Circuit Reserve. Instead, there was strong support for a more inclusive, accessible and flexible passive recreation space that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities.
We’ve listened, and a playground has not been included in the concept design.
Have your say
This consultation is your opportunity to review the proposed concept design and help shape the final design of Prices Circuit Reserve.
in writing toInfrastructure Project Planning, Sutherland Shire Council, Locked Bag 17, Sutherland NSW 1499.
Information session
Drop by our information session any time, share your feedback, ideas and speak with the project team:
Tuesday 7 July 2026: 4 - 6pm at Woronora River Hall, Prince Edward Park Road, Woronora.
What happens next?
Council will review and consider all community feedback received. We may make some changes to the draft design before finalising for approval through Council. We expect improvement work to start in Prices Circuit Reserve in the second half of 2026. We’ll keep our community updated of progress.
