Lock Apex Park Play Space Concept Consultation

> Please be advised that the public consultation period has now closed, having concluded at 5:00pm on Friday, 12 June 2026.<

The District Council of Elliston is inviting the community to provide feedback on the proposed Apex Park Play Space Concept Design for Lock.

The proposed concept aims to create a fun, welcoming and family friendly community space that encourages outdoor play, recreation, social connection and community use for people of all ages.

Located alongside the Lock Oval and swimming pool precinct, the play space has been designed to build on the area’s existing community facilities and create a space the whole community can enjoy.

About the Concept Design

The proposed concept includes a mix of active play, nature play, recreation and community gathering spaces.

Key features of the proposed design include:

• Modular pump track
• Half basketball court
• Ninja course and climbing elements
• Flying fox
• Nature play area with logs, rocks and balance elements
• Swings including nest and junior swings
• New pathways and seating areas
• Picnic and shelter facilities
• Accessible gathering spaces
• Landscaping and native planting areas
• Upgraded public toilet location and supporting infrastructure

The concept also includes natural materials, accessible seating and picnic areas, community gathering spaces and native planting designed to suit the local environment and character of Lock.

Review the Concept Design

The following document is available for review:

• Lock Apex Park Play Space Concept Design [PDF Link]

Why Your Feedback Matters

Council wants to hear what the community likes about the proposed design, what could be improved and how the space can best support local families, children, visitors and the broader community into the future.

Community feedback will help Council better understand:

• Which elements of the design are most important to the community
• Whether there are features or opportunities that should be further considered
• How the space can support recreation, accessibility and community connection
• What would make the space welcoming and enjoyable for people of all ages

All feedback received during the consultation period will be considered as Council continues planning and investigating future funding opportunities for the project.

Community Consultation Period

The consultation period has now closed. Council thanks all community members who took the time to review the draft and provide feedback. All submissions received will be carefully considered as part of the finalisation process.

Further Information

For further information regarding the consultation process or the proposed concept design, please contact:

District Council of Elliston
Phone: (08) 8687 9177
Email: dce@elliston.sa.gov.au
Website: www.elliston.sa.gov.au