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Grassed areas along with modern play equipment and sculptures and a range of nature play opportunities are available to enjoy at the newly opened Narara Valley Precinct Park on the NSW Central Coast.

Offering great accessibility for a broad range of ages and capabilities, the $370,000 park’s other facilities include public amenities, barbecues and picnic furniture.

Central Coast Council’s Group Leader of Customer and Community Relationships Judy Jaeger said it was pleasing to see that the Narara Valley community now has access to the park.

Jaeger stated “with the new Narara Valley Precinct Park funded from the sale of the area’s old community hall, this is a great example of how Council is reinvesting funds back into vital community services and facilities

“The spacious, multi-use playground is located in a large reserve with plenty of open space for recreational and group activities.

“We’re very proud of the playground’s strong focus on nature play and the highly vegetated environment the park provides for children to explore.

“This new park and playground truly has been a collaborative community effort, with over 200 local residents leaving their mark on the facility either via hand printing in the pathways or tree planting.”

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