Woodbury Reserve Redevelopment

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Woodbury Reserve in Glossodia will receive a substantial upgrade in line with the already approved Masterplan, which was adopted in February 2022 following extensive community consultation, and will provide the Glossodia community and surrounds with much-needed passive and active recreation facilities.

The reserve is already a much-loved passive and active recreation space, and these works will provide greater opportunities for the entire community to enjoy.

The upgrade includes:

  • BMX Pump Track and Mountain Bike Tracks (Completed August 2024)
  • New skate park (Construction commenced February 2025)
  • New multi-purpose courts
  • New amenities building
  • Upgraded practice cricket nets
  • Improved and additional parking within the precinct
  • Multi-age play area for children
  • Shared path network with better connections
  • Improved accessibility across the entire park and natural areas
  • Additional shelters with barbecue facilities
  • Potential for future designated dog off-leash area

The Woodbury Reserve redevelopment is funded by the NSW Government's Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants program and the Federal Government's Priority Community Infrastructure Program, in association with Hawkesbury City Council.

The BMX pump track and Mountain Bike Trails was constructed with additional funding from the NSW Government’s Open Spaces Program: Places to Play grant ($455,000).


Woodbury Reserve in Glossodia will receive a substantial upgrade in line with the already approved Masterplan, which was adopted in February 2022 following extensive community consultation, and will provide the Glossodia community and surrounds with much-needed passive and active recreation facilities.

The reserve is already a much-loved passive and active recreation space, and these works will provide greater opportunities for the entire community to enjoy.

The upgrade includes:

  • BMX Pump Track and Mountain Bike Tracks (Completed August 2024)
  • New skate park (Construction commenced February 2025)
  • New multi-purpose courts
  • New amenities building
  • Upgraded practice cricket nets
  • Improved and additional parking within the precinct
  • Multi-age play area for children
  • Shared path network with better connections
  • Improved accessibility across the entire park and natural areas
  • Additional shelters with barbecue facilities
  • Potential for future designated dog off-leash area

The Woodbury Reserve redevelopment is funded by the NSW Government's Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants program and the Federal Government's Priority Community Infrastructure Program, in association with Hawkesbury City Council.

The BMX pump track and Mountain Bike Trails was constructed with additional funding from the NSW Government’s Open Spaces Program: Places to Play grant ($455,000).


Page last updated: 26 Feb 2025, 09:32 AM