Master Plan overview and implementation

Frankston City Council is redefining Jubilee Park into a major hub for regional and women’s sport while also providing improved local open space amenity. It currently comprises of regional netball, cricket and football facilities, Nairm Marr Djambana (Aboriginal Gathering Place), several community buildings and large areas of open space and bushland.

We thank our project partners: The Australian Government, the Victorian Government, Cricket Victoria, Cricket Australia and Frankston District Netball Association.

We invite you to view the Master Plan on the right hand side of this page.

Project upgrades already completed include:

  • 13 outdoor netball courts
  • Upgraded lighting for football night games and training
  • New cricket nets
  • New play space.

Construction is underway on the following projects:

  • Jubilee Park Stadium
  • Realignment of the Hill Street access road with car parking
  • Enlarging the Trotting Track Sportsfield (third oval)
  • Installation of sports lighting on John Coburn Oval and also to the Trotting Track Oval
  • Additional concrete paved pathways around the enlarged Trotting Track and carpark.

Construction is underway on the following projects:

  • Additional concrete paved pathways around the enlarged Trotting Track and carpark
  • Realignment of the Hill Street access road with car parking

  • New Jubilee Park Indoor Stadium

    The new Jubilee Park Indoor Stadium is under construction, and features six multipurpose indoor courts including a 1,000 seat show court, elite training facilities, female friendly change rooms, and a crèche for players and spectators.

    The first stage of new stadium carpark is complete and has been available for public parking since April 2022. The carpark will be fully completed along with the new stadium in 2023.

    As of December 2022, the new stadium is 70% complete.

    Find out more here 

  • New pathways, trees, and vegetation management

    The vegetation management program has started, and will improve the conditions of existing remnant native vegetation, largely in the northern portions of the reserve. The first stage of revegetation and replanting works have now been completed.

    Further replanting works will be completed in stages over the next two years.

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  • Redevelopment of the Kevin Collopy Pavilion

    The redevelopment of Kevin Collopy Pavilion will begin in July 2023. This exciting $5.33 million redevelopment will include: A renovated and extended two-storey pavilion will include female friendly and Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA) compliant facilities and amenities. This will service two local sports clubs and provide sporting opportunities to strengthen female participation.

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  • Nairm Marr Djambana: Cultural Landscape Vision

    Nairm Marr Djambana is undertaking a comprehensive master plan process. The master plan will consider design and siting of a purpose built community facility, a network of Indigenous and cultural education walks and landscaped areas that are embedded within the wider Jubilee Park and neighboring precinct.

    Find out more here 

  • Hill Street realignment and car park works

    Construction of the realigned Hill Street access into Jubilee Park are well progressed with the roadways and car parking spaces now formed. These works incorporate:

    • 63 asphalt car spaces, with 2 accessible car spaces at the Kevin Collopy Pavilion end
    • 20 gravel parallel car spaces for overflow parking along the Hill Street access road
    • Improved access and vehicle flow to the Kevin Collopy Pavilion and playground
    • Lighting for the road and pathways to improve safety for park users

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  • Trotting Track Oval

    Construction of a new sports field oval, known as the Trotting Track Oval, is progressing well, including associated retaining walls and oval formation. This third oval at Jubilee Park will be used for football training and games as well as a premier women’s cricket training and competition ground.

    Works on the Trotting Track Oval are expected to be completed by March 2023, with time then allocated for the grass to establish. The oval will be available for sports use in approximately May 2023.

  • Sports lighting

    Four poles of LED sports field lighting will be installed on both the widened Trotting Track (third oval) and the John Coburn oval.

    The poles will replace the existing inefficient lights on John Coburn oval.

    The 150 lux level lights will facilitate more opportunities for regional football and cricket, including an expansion of women’s football and cricket at this premier sporting hub.