Dayton District Open Space

Swan Engage

Category
Parks and Playgrounds Street trees Natural areas Public transport Roads Car parks Paths Public art Buildings Sports facilities
Start date June 10, 2023
Planned finish date October 17, 2023
Cost $128,900
Stage Two
Contact info
- 08 9267 9321
- facility.bookings@swan.wa.gov.au
Address 41 Blundell St, Dayton WA 6055, Australia

Dayton District Open Space will provide a new green recreation space for the local community. Dayton Neighbourhood Park is now open to the public and is the first stage of the 15 hectare District Open Space development.

Project Information

Dayton District Open Space will provide a new green recreation space for the local community. Dayton is one of the City of ACME's fastest growing areas and is part of our Urban Growth Corridor.

Dayton Neighbourhood Park is now open to the public and is the first stage of the 15 hectare District Open Space development.

Stage One: Dayton Neighbourhood Park - NOW OPEN

The new Dayton Neighbourhood Park includes expansive grassed fields, a large modern play space with shade sails and gazebo table seating, and a new modular toilet block, all surrounded by tranquil, well-established Eucalyptus trees.

Stage Two: Dayton District Open Space

Works include:

Sporting pavilions
Youth precinct
Synthetic hockey fields
AFL ovals
Netball courts
Cricket nets
Landscaping
Play space
Carpark

Project timeline

Stage One - Dayton Neighbourhood Park

Commenced in 2020

Stage One - Dayton Neighbourhood Park

Completed Mid-2022

Stage Two - Dayton District Open Space

Commenced Mid-2022

Stage Two - Dayton District Open Space

To be completed in 2024

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