King Edward Park Playground is a part of the City of Newcastle, a local government area committed to creating a liveable, sustainable, and inclusive global city. Established in April 1938 through the merger of 11 local Councils, City of Newcastle is now the second largest local government area outside of Greater Sydney. With a population forecasted to exceed 202,000 residents by 2041, City of Newcastle manages a vast network of facilities and infrastructure, including 116 playgrounds like King Edward Park Playground.
Located on the traditional country of the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, King Edward Park Playground operates with a deep respect for the cultural heritage and beliefs of the indigenous communities. The City of Newcastle acknowledges the historical dispossession experienced by the Awabakal and Worimi peoples and is committed to addressing disadvantages and attaining justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the community. This commitment to reconciliation and inclusivity is reflected in the design and management of King Edward Park Playground.
As a part of the City of Newcastle’s network of recreational facilities, King Edward Park Playground offers a safe and engaging space for children and families to enjoy. With a focus on promoting community well-being and social cohesion, the playground is designed to provide a fun and inclusive environment for all visitors. By honoring the traditional custodians of the land and embracing diversity, King Edward Park Playground embodies the City of Newcastle’s vision of creating a vibrant and harmonious urban environment for all residents.
