Upcoming works at Bracadale Park

The City will shortly construct new parallel parking bays to support visitation to the dog park.

These bays will be located on Shreeve Road near the entrance to the enclosed dog park. You can view the design below.

One of the existing bays along Bracadale Way will be converted to an ACROD bay to support visitation to the park by those with a blue car badge.

Work will be completed in June 2026 - please be mindful of construction vehicles and any road sigange.

Upcoming Works

Background

The work has included:

  • A new enclosed dog park
  • A new all-abilities playground
  • Formal drainage basins to assist in drainage and water health
  • Barbecue areas with shelter
  • New walking paths and seating

More information on each of these aspects can be found below.

Greenspace Planning is the City's model used when developing public open space into more welcoming, useable spaces for the community.

Greenspace planning

Bracadale Park has been improved to include a new picnic area with shelters, picnic seating and one dual plate barbecue.

Also included in stage one:

  • seating
  • limestone rockwork
  • walking paths
  • waste bins
  • native landscape planting of groundcovers, shrubs and trees
  • reed planting to stormwater basins
  • irrigation
  • lawns which will double as overflow stormwater basins
  • mulching

Stage two is intended to include:

  • park lighting
  • outdoor fitness equipment
  • rubber soft fall surfacing
  • signage

All-abilities playground

The all-abilities playground is open. This is one of 10 new all-abilities playgrounds that are being constructed around the City. Come down and give it a try.

New enclosed dog park

Following many requests, the City has provided a safe, enclosed dog park split into small and large breed spaces.

This is the second enclosed dog park in the City, with Harmony Fields in Maddington providing a very popular place for residents to visit with their furry family member.

The dog park space is large enough for zoomies, catch and play, as well as having covered seating and natural shade.

Other elements include:

  • bike tyres and crawl tunnels
  • agility ramp
  • sandpit
  • grassed area
  • drink fountains with dog bowls
  • waste bins

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