City Improvements

Campbelltown City Council has hundreds of city improvement projects planned. Details of key medium to large projects are available in the list on this page. You can also use the search filters below to locate the improvements you are interested in.

Key projects

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Amenities Upgrade Eschol Park Sporting Complex

This upgrade and refurbishment provides fit for purpose football activities, allowing community based clubs to continue delivery of recreational opportunities to the community from facilities that are accessible, modern and safe.

Arunta Reserve - Playspace Upgrade

Arunta Reserve Leumeah is a neighbourhood playspace that has been identified for an upgrade as part of the 23/24 Playspace Program.

Aviary on Q

Originally built in the 1980s and recently uncovered, Aviary on Q is now open for community bookings, providing a free venue for creative and cultural workshops, community consultation, art and crafts, and other community-led activities. Following Community consultation, the space has been named Aviary on Q, with reference to community memories of birds inhabiting this space for a long time.

Badgally Road Rehabilitation Program

Road works will take place on Badgally Road from Blaxland Road to North Steyne Road (counter direction) as a part of the Roads to Recovery Program funded by the Federal Government.

Bob Prenter Reserve Amenities Building Upgrade

The aim of this project is to develop a facility that is set to be a new standard for a regional sporting facility in the heart of Macquarie Fields. This facility will support the growth of local community sporting clubs such as South West Blues, Gaelic Football and Little Athletics.

Bradbury Multipurpose Courts

Construction of two new multipurpose courts in the Bradbury Oval precinct.

Bradbury Park Cricket Practice Wickets Renewal Program

Bradbury Park Cricket Practice Wickets has been renewed under Council's Annual Asset Renewal Program.

Campbelltown Arts Centre Expansion

Campbelltown Arts Centre expansion will build on the strengths of the existing infrastructure, growing to meet the arts and cultural desires of the Macarthur community. It will become a regional facility for the fastest-growing region in Australia.

Campbelltown Athletics Centre Synthetic Surface Replacement

The aim of this project was to replace the artificial and natural turf areas, as well as the replacement of the existing red colour track, to a blue material at the Campbelltown Athletics Centre. Once completed the track will meet the World Athletics Class 2 guidelines.

Campbelltown City Centre Transformation

Improvements to enable pedestrian friendly spaces to encourage events and activities to revitilise the Queen Street Precinct. The focus is on Lithgow Street and the 'On Q' plaza area adjoining Queen Street.

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