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About Campbelltown Billabong Parklands

Mum with son out the front of Billabong Parklands in front of entry sign with Aboriginal artwork and name

Image credit: Jay Patel Photography

Conveniently located near the Campbelltown CBD, Billabong Parklands is the perfect outdoor destination for families and fun. This state-of-the-art water recreation space also includes BBQ facilities, scenic picnic areas and shaded huts that can be booked for your family and friends.

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The landscape features of the design are based on the local Dharawal National Park and Georges River to reflect the importance of our local environment and Aboriginal culture.

Key features

Interactive splash play area - open all year
Featuring streams, hand sculpted rocks, rockpools, water fountains and water play equipment.
Children’s pool - open September to April
Shallow beach entry with water fountain features. A fully accessible pool with ramp access going down to 1m deep.
Billabong pool - open September to April
The final riverine experience is the Billabong pool which is complimented by a cascading waterfall from the bridge. This is a 1m-1.8m deep pool with accessible ramp access.
Picnic huts, BBQs and shade - open all year
Shaded hut and picnic shelters with tables and seating plus two dedicated undercover BBQ areas. The Billabong Parklands also features shade umbrellas, shade sails and established trees.
Public art
Public artists Milne and Stonehouse were engaged to work with us and the local Aboriginal community to develop a vision for Campbelltown Billabong Parklands. The Bridge was developed in consultation with key Aboriginal stakeholders and the Yirran Miigaydhu Weavers Group. The Entry Sign was developed in consultation with key Aboriginal stakeholders and artist Danielle Mate.

Amenities

Toilets
Family change rooms
Accessible change room
On site parking
Accessible via public transport
Bike rack
Swim apparel and equipment for sale

Accessible features

Pool hoist
Wheel chair
Change room facilities
Ramp access to pools

Project delivery and funding

The project is funded by Council, the Australian Government and NSW Government under the Western Sydney Liveability Program ($31 million) and additional funding for gateway areas around the site provided by the NSW Government Public Spaces Legacy Fund ($3.6 million).