The playground in Centennial Park is getting a big upgrade and will be closed to the public for about a month. Images: Supplied.
One of the Snowy Monaro’s busiest playgrounds is set for a major upgrade which is sure to delight local and visiting families.
Work will start at the end of the month on a project that will take the Centennial Park playground and the kids who love it higher into Cooma’s famous big blue skies.
Once complete, the playground, which is a favourite stop for families travelling to the Snowy Mountains or Canberra, will be home to an exciting range of new equipment, including a sky tower, mammoth swing, and wheelchair-accessible spinner.
Snowy Monaro Mayor, John Rooney, says “Centennial Park is one of the Snowy Monaro’s most visited parks. The upgraded playground will become a favourite for families.”
Construction is set to commence on Tuesday, 29 January, with the playground closed to the public for about a month while the works are rolled out.
The sky tower has been earmarked as the playground’s standout piece of equipment. It boasts tube slides, climbing nets and interactive play panels.
New equipment for Centennial Park includes a sky tower, mammoth swing, and wheelchair accessible spinner.
“The playground is busy throughout the year, and with the new equipment, it will become even more popular,” Cr Rooney says.
“Playgrounds throughout the region have benefited from the NSW Government’s Stronger Communities Fund.
“We thank the public for their cooperation while the playground is shut, and look forward to a grand opening once complete,” Cr Rooney says.
While the Centennial Park playground is closed, Region Media’s best pick for fun and play in Cooma is the newly completed Nijong Ninja Park on Barrack Street. Kids can put their ninja skills to the test over an obstacle course, zig-zag climbing wall and in-ground trampoline.
Original Article published by Ian Campbell on About Regional.
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