Oxenford Park and Gambamora Park Concept Plan

Help shape the future of Oxenford Park and Gambamora Park

Located on either side of Oberon Way in Oxenford, Oxenford Park and Gambamora park are community spaces used for organised sport, informal recreation, social activities and services.

As our city grows, we need to plan ahead to ensure the parks continue to meet community needs. We’re developing a concept plan to guide future upgrades and improvements to the parks (the area outlined on the map below).

The plan will identify a vison for the parks and consider opportunities to:

• increase the capacity of sporting facilities
• upgrade recreational and community facilities
• improve parking, vehicle access and pedestrian safety
• create more accessible connections within and between the parks
• improve pathways, landscaping, shade, seating and other park amenities
• enhance how facilities and community spaces work together.

Concept plan area

Have Your Say

Before a draft concept plan is prepared, we'd like to understand how you use the parks, what is working well and what challenges and opportunities exist.

We're seeking feedback on:

• how you use the parks
• how satisfied you are with the park
• any challenges you experience when visiting
• what you would like to see improved or added
• what should be prioritised when planning future improvements.

Your feedback will help inform the draft concept plan, alongside technical investigations, site constraints, environmental considerations, operational requirements and available funding.

Phase 1 community consultation is open from 10 November to 30 November 2026.

To share your feedback, complete the online survey.

Visit the project team at one of our community pop-up events:

• Oxenford Park on Saturday 28 November 8:30am to 10:00am
• Gambamora Park on Saturday 28 November 10:30am to 12:00pm

Phase 2 community consultation

Following Phase 1 consultation and technical investigations, a draft concept plan will be prepared and released for community feedback.

The concept plan will identify potential future improvements but does not guarantee funding or delivery. Future projects will be subject to detailed investigation, prioritisation and available funding.