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We’re upgrading the playground at Norway Reserve in Canterbury due to its age and condition. 

About the upgrade

This playground upgrade aims to:

  • build a playground which meets the needs of children and families into the future
  • improve accessibility
  • offer a range of fun play experiences that caters to a range of ages and abilities.

Key features of the new playground include: 

  • a castle-themed play unit with a double slide, tube slide, fire pole and activity panels
  • a basket swing, toddler swing and sling seat
  • an accessible carousel
  • an adventure trail with climbing ropes, monkey bars and balance activities
  • a horse rocker.

Other features to be included in the wider playground space include:

  • improved platform seating overlooking the playground
  • a new picnic table setting
  • accessible surfaces connecting the footpath to the playground.

Community consultation

We invited our community to share feedback to help guide the design for the new playground.

We received feedback over 2 rounds of consultation in late-2024 and early-2025. Thank you to everyone who had their say.

You can find out what our community told us and view the final design on our Norway Reserve playground upgrade page on Your Say Boroondara. 

A 3d illustration of a castle themed playground. It is primarily made of wood, and has a slide and a fake drawbridge entrance
a 3d illustration of a wooden playground. It was 2 slides, a ramp, and a bridge
A 3d illustration of a wooden playground. It has a fake drawbridge, 2 undercover platforms and a bridge.
A illustration of 2 kids playing on an inclusive playground spinner. One child is in a wheelchair.
A playground horse rocker on a white background. The horse is white with blue clothing.
A 3d illustration of an agility trail with various climbing and hanging obstacles.
a 3d illustration of a swing set with 3 swings. 2 are traditional swing seats and 1 has a seat shaped like a large round disk.

Status 

Construction of the new playground is expected to start from early-2026.

We’ll update this page and keep our community informed when construction timelines are confirmed. 

Timeline

DateProject stageStatus
July to August 2024We asked for community feedback to help shape the draft design.Complete
February to March 2025We shared the draft design for community feedback. This helped us refine and finalise the design.Complete
August 2025We shared the final design for the new playground, which incorporates our community’s feedback.Complete
From early 2026We will start to build the new playgroundNot started
Mid-2026

Construction is expected to be completed.

Not started

More information

To receive updates about all works, visit our Norway Reserve consultation page and select '‘Follow’at the top of the page.

For more information about construction, please contact or Landscape and Design team on (03) 9278 4444 or [email protected].
 

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