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Lake Macquarie City Council - Home

Thomas H Halton Park - Draft Master Plan

Consultation has concluded

On Monday 26 June, Council adopted a new Master Plan for Thomas H Halton Park, which will guide the park’s transformation into an exciting recreation precinct.

Some of the upgrades and improvements in the Plan include new amenities blocks, an upgraded playground with picnic facilities, a learner cyclist circuit, a skate, BMX and scooter park, outdoor fitness equipment and exercise circuit, an enclosed dog exercise area, and a proposed location for a semi-permanent or permanent cafe.

The community showed overwhelming support for the draft Master Plan, complimenting the proposed layout and recreational opportunities outlined in the Plan, as well as identifying some improvements that have been incorporated into the adopted Plan.

Take a look at a snapshot of community engagement during public exhibition.

On Monday 26 June, Council adopted a new Master Plan for Thomas H Halton Park, which will guide the park’s transformation into an exciting recreation precinct.

Some of the upgrades and improvements in the Plan include new amenities blocks, an upgraded playground with picnic facilities, a learner cyclist circuit, a skate, BMX and scooter park, outdoor fitness equipment and exercise circuit, an enclosed dog exercise area, and a proposed location for a semi-permanent or permanent cafe.

The community showed overwhelming support for the draft Master Plan, complimenting the proposed layout and recreational opportunities outlined in the Plan, as well as identifying some improvements that have been incorporated into the adopted Plan.

Take a look at a snapshot of community engagement during public exhibition.

CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

Feedback on the draft Master Plan

Thank you for providing your feedback on the draft Master Plan for Thomas H Halton Park by 28 April.

Consultation has concluded
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