Help us design a new playspace at Kashmir Reserve

We’re proposing to upgrade Kashmir Reserve to improve the play and open space and want your input to help shape its future.

Kashmir Reserve is a Local (minor) playspace, intended to service the immediate neighbourhood within a 400m walking catchment as identified in the Frankston Play Strategy 2021. It supports short visits (up to an hour) and focuses on play for preschool and junior aged children.

Through this upgrade we aim to:

• Support and connect the local neighbourhood community
• Improve play value and a variety of play experiences
• Provide accessible pathways to and within the playspace
• Include inclusive and accessible play options for everyone
• Enhance social connections by providing seating options like benches, picnic tables, and shaded areas
• Enhance the natural environment and natural shade with canopy tree planting and improved landscaping

Upgrades that will not be possible at Kashmir Reserve:

As a local minor level play space, the Kashmir Reserve won’t include features like walking tracks, BBQ’s or public toilet – these are typically found in larger district level reserves.