Whetton Park

Logan City Council is planning to significantly renovate Whetton Park in Boronia Heights in the 2024/25 financial year.

The aim is to improve the park’s facilities and make it more accessible and enjoyable for the community. The introduction of new playground equipment - a multiplay structure with slide, a 2-bay swing, a parrot rocker, and a sand digger - will certainly add to the fun and enjoyment of children using the park.

The proposed upgrade also includes replacing the existing picnic shelter, seating, drinking fountain and bin, which will create a more comfortable and pleasant environment for all park visitors.

We welcome input into the proposed changes.

Have Your Say

Thank-you to everyone who shared their thoughts on the proposed Concept Plan.

All contributions are now under review and the survey has now closed.

Logan City Council is planning to significantly renovate Whetton Park in Boronia Heights in the 2024/25 financial year.

The aim is to improve the park’s facilities and make it more accessible and enjoyable for the community. The introduction of new playground equipment - a multiplay structure with slide, a 2-bay swing, a parrot rocker, and a sand digger - will certainly add to the fun and enjoyment of children using the park.

The proposed upgrade also includes replacing the existing picnic shelter, seating, drinking fountain and bin, which will create a more comfortable and pleasant environment for all park visitors.

We welcome input into the proposed changes.

Have Your Say

Thank-you to everyone who shared their thoughts on the proposed Concept Plan.

All contributions are now under review and the survey has now closed.

  • Outcome

    Thank you for your input into the Whetton Park survey.

    We had 26 responses:

    • 80 per cent were from community members who live in the Boronia Heights area.
    • Other respondents live in Hillcrest, Park Ridge, Greenbank and Springfield Lakes.
    • 46 per cent of submissions came from people who attended the park weekly, with 30 per cent attending daily and the remaining attending monthly and occasionally.

    Based on community feedback, we have changed the ladder access on the multi-play structure with stair access. This will make it safer and easier for smaller children