Parks Renewal Program 2026/27

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A range of parks and reserves are due for upgrades as part of the City of Mandurah's annual Parks Renewal Program, and now is the time to have your say on these important local spaces.

Parks identified as part of the program include:

  • Mississippi-Amazon Park, Greenfields
  • Marungi Park, Greenfields
  • Linville Reserve, Falcon
  • Glencoe Reserve, Halls Head

Read more information on each of these parks below.

Mississippi-Amazon Park, Greenfields

This park has been identified as a priority neighbourhood park for improvement, with the existing facilities no longer meeting the needs and expectations of the local community.

The planned upgrade will focus on creating a useable, functional and welcoming space for recreation, while protecting and enhancing the park’s existing native trees to support landscape amenity and biodiversity.

Key dates

  • Consultation opens: 1 October 2026
  • Consultation closes: 2 November 2026
  • Drop-in session: Thursday, 15 October, 4pm - 6pm

Have your say by completing our survey here.

What's being considered?

  • New play elements
  • New paths and improved accessibility
  • Accessible seating and picnic facilities
  • Improvements to the grassed areas
  • New landscape planting
  • Water supply to the site
  • Drainage improvements
  • Improvements to the overall park amenity

Exploring the sump area

One of the opportunities being investigated is whether the existing sump area can be opened up and integrated into the park, potentially creating additional usable space for the community.

Engineering investigations planned for 2026/27 will assess the existing sump, including options to flatten the embankments and remove the existing security fencing. The findings will help determine whether the area can safely and practically be incorporated into the park.

What happens next?

During 2026/27, the City will undertake engineering investigations and community engagement to help inform the future design of the park.

Community feedback, together with the outcomes of the drainage investigations and available budget, will inform an approved landscape concept.

The project will then progress to detailed landscape design, procurement and construction, with the park upgrade currently planned for 2027/28.

We look forward to working with the community to create a park that better meets local recreational needs while celebrating and protecting the park’s existing natural character.

Linville Reserve, Falcon

This park has been identified as a priority neighbourhood park for improvement, with the existing facilities no longer meeting the needs and expectations of the local community.

The planned upgrade will focus on creating a useable, functional and welcoming space for recreation, while protecting and enhancing the park’s existing native trees to support landscape amenity and biodiversity.

Key dates

  • Consultation opens: 5 November 2026
  • Consultation closes: 7 December 2026
  • Drop-in session: Thursday, 19 November, 4pm - 6pm

What’s being considered?

  • New play elements
  • New paths and improved accessibility
  • Accessible seating and picnic facilities
  • Improvements to the grassed areas
  • New landscape planting
  • Water supply to the site
  • New Vehicle barrier to reserve the car park
  • Improvements to the overall park amenity

What happens next?

During 2026/27, the City will undertake community engagement to help inform the future design of the park.Community feedback and available budget, will inform an approved landscape concept.

The project will then progress to detailed landscape design, procurement and construction, with the park upgrade currently planned for 2027/28.

We look forward to working with the community to create a park that better meets local recreational needs while celebrating and protecting the park’s existing natural character.

Glencoe Reserve, Halls Head

Glencoe Reserve has also been identified as in need of an upgrade, and we're excited to work with you to bring this space to life.

Key dates

  • Consultation opens: 12 November 2026
  • Consultation closes: 14 December 2026
  • Drop-in session: Thursday, 26 November, 4pm - 6pm

What's planned?

  • Play elements
  • Paths
  • Accessible seating
  • Picnic facilities
  • Improvements to grass surface
  • Planting

The aim is to create a useable, functional space for the recreational needs of the community while preserving and enhancing the tree population in the park for positive landscape visual amenity and biodiversity outcomes.

Other improvements

The project will also look at improvements to the wider reserve, including:

  • Path upgrades
  • Landscaping and new planting
  • Tree maintenance

As part of the planning process, the City will also consider whether the existing bathroom facility should be retained or removed.

Community input

Community feedback will help inform the final design and priorities for the upgrade. The City will consider feedback alongside site conditions, existing infrastructure, safety requirements and the available project budget.

The aim is to provide renewed, functional and welcoming facilities while improving the overall landscape and amenity of the reserve.

Further information on community engagement and the proposed improvements will be shared as the project progresses.

Marungi Park, Greenfields

The City is planning improvements to this reserve in 2027/28, with the project focused on renewing ageing facilities, improving the park’s appearance and amenity, and creating a more enjoyable space for the local community.

Key dates

  • Consultation opens: 7 January 2027
  • Consultation closes: 8 February 2027
  • Drop-in session: Thursday, 28 January, 5.30pm - 6.30pm

What’s planned?

  • Play equipment
  • Drinking fountain, including a dog bowl
  • New Park furniture
  • Resurfacing of the sports court line marking
  • Renewal of existing park signage

Other improvements

The project will also look at improvements to the wider reserve, including:

  • Path upgrades
  • Landscaping and new planting
  • Fencing improvements
  • Tree maintenance
  • Irrigation adjustments
  • New shade sails over the existing sand play space

As part of the planning process, the City will also consider whether the existing bathroom facility should be retained or removed.

Community input

Community feedback will help inform the final design and priorities for the upgrade. The City will consider feedback alongside site conditions, existing infrastructure, safety requirements and the available project budget.

The aim is to provide renewed, functional and welcoming facilities while improving the overall landscape and amenity of the reserve.

Further information on community engagement and the proposed improvements will be shared as the project progresses.

A range of parks and reserves are due for upgrades as part of the City of Mandurah's annual Parks Renewal Program, and now is the time to have your say on these important local spaces.

Parks identified as part of the program include:

  • Mississippi-Amazon Park, Greenfields
  • Marungi Park, Greenfields
  • Linville Reserve, Falcon
  • Glencoe Reserve, Halls Head

Read more information on each of these parks below.

Mississippi-Amazon Park, Greenfields

This park has been identified as a priority neighbourhood park for improvement, with the existing facilities no longer meeting the needs and expectations of the local community.

The planned upgrade will focus on creating a useable, functional and welcoming space for recreation, while protecting and enhancing the park’s existing native trees to support landscape amenity and biodiversity.

Key dates

  • Consultation opens: 1 October 2026
  • Consultation closes: 2 November 2026
  • Drop-in session: Thursday, 15 October, 4pm - 6pm

Have your say by completing our survey here.

What's being considered?

  • New play elements
  • New paths and improved accessibility
  • Accessible seating and picnic facilities
  • Improvements to the grassed areas
  • New landscape planting
  • Water supply to the site
  • Drainage improvements
  • Improvements to the overall park amenity

Exploring the sump area

One of the opportunities being investigated is whether the existing sump area can be opened up and integrated into the park, potentially creating additional usable space for the community.

Engineering investigations planned for 2026/27 will assess the existing sump, including options to flatten the embankments and remove the existing security fencing. The findings will help determine whether the area can safely and practically be incorporated into the park.

What happens next?

During 2026/27, the City will undertake engineering investigations and community engagement to help inform the future design of the park.

Community feedback, together with the outcomes of the drainage investigations and available budget, will inform an approved landscape concept.

The project will then progress to detailed landscape design, procurement and construction, with the park upgrade currently planned for 2027/28.

We look forward to working with the community to create a park that better meets local recreational needs while celebrating and protecting the park’s existing natural character.

Linville Reserve, Falcon

This park has been identified as a priority neighbourhood park for improvement, with the existing facilities no longer meeting the needs and expectations of the local community.

The planned upgrade will focus on creating a useable, functional and welcoming space for recreation, while protecting and enhancing the park’s existing native trees to support landscape amenity and biodiversity.

Key dates

  • Consultation opens: 5 November 2026
  • Consultation closes: 7 December 2026
  • Drop-in session: Thursday, 19 November, 4pm - 6pm

What’s being considered?

  • New play elements
  • New paths and improved accessibility
  • Accessible seating and picnic facilities
  • Improvements to the grassed areas
  • New landscape planting
  • Water supply to the site
  • New Vehicle barrier to reserve the car park
  • Improvements to the overall park amenity

What happens next?

During 2026/27, the City will undertake community engagement to help inform the future design of the park.Community feedback and available budget, will inform an approved landscape concept.

The project will then progress to detailed landscape design, procurement and construction, with the park upgrade currently planned for 2027/28.

We look forward to working with the community to create a park that better meets local recreational needs while celebrating and protecting the park’s existing natural character.

Glencoe Reserve, Halls Head

Glencoe Reserve has also been identified as in need of an upgrade, and we're excited to work with you to bring this space to life.

Key dates

  • Consultation opens: 12 November 2026
  • Consultation closes: 14 December 2026
  • Drop-in session: Thursday, 26 November, 4pm - 6pm

What's planned?

  • Play elements
  • Paths
  • Accessible seating
  • Picnic facilities
  • Improvements to grass surface
  • Planting

The aim is to create a useable, functional space for the recreational needs of the community while preserving and enhancing the tree population in the park for positive landscape visual amenity and biodiversity outcomes.

Other improvements

The project will also look at improvements to the wider reserve, including:

  • Path upgrades
  • Landscaping and new planting
  • Tree maintenance

As part of the planning process, the City will also consider whether the existing bathroom facility should be retained or removed.

Community input

Community feedback will help inform the final design and priorities for the upgrade. The City will consider feedback alongside site conditions, existing infrastructure, safety requirements and the available project budget.

The aim is to provide renewed, functional and welcoming facilities while improving the overall landscape and amenity of the reserve.

Further information on community engagement and the proposed improvements will be shared as the project progresses.

Marungi Park, Greenfields

The City is planning improvements to this reserve in 2027/28, with the project focused on renewing ageing facilities, improving the park’s appearance and amenity, and creating a more enjoyable space for the local community.

Key dates

  • Consultation opens: 7 January 2027
  • Consultation closes: 8 February 2027
  • Drop-in session: Thursday, 28 January, 5.30pm - 6.30pm

What’s planned?

  • Play equipment
  • Drinking fountain, including a dog bowl
  • New Park furniture
  • Resurfacing of the sports court line marking
  • Renewal of existing park signage

Other improvements

The project will also look at improvements to the wider reserve, including:

  • Path upgrades
  • Landscaping and new planting
  • Fencing improvements
  • Tree maintenance
  • Irrigation adjustments
  • New shade sails over the existing sand play space

As part of the planning process, the City will also consider whether the existing bathroom facility should be retained or removed.

Community input

Community feedback will help inform the final design and priorities for the upgrade. The City will consider feedback alongside site conditions, existing infrastructure, safety requirements and the available project budget.

The aim is to provide renewed, functional and welcoming facilities while improving the overall landscape and amenity of the reserve.

Further information on community engagement and the proposed improvements will be shared as the project progresses.

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