A place youth can call their own

The Kingsbury Park Youth Precinct project has a clear objective: to enhance youth engagement and enjoyment by establishing a modern hub specifically designed for the young residents of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

Through the redevelopment of this precinct, the City aims to foster new and exciting opportunities for youth activities. It will create a sense of inclusion within the City's diverse community.

The project aims to create a space that resonates with the interests and aspirations of youth, making it a place they can truly call their own.


Key elements

Following extensive consultation with youth and the community, several key elements have been identified for development in the revitalised Precinct:

  1. A brand-new pump track, a first of its kind for Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
  2. Feature play towers, including bridges, netting, and observation points, providing exciting and engaging spaces for recreational activities.
  3. Hang-out spaces, including an elevated drop-in platform with an entry ramp, where people can gather and socialise.
  4. A versatile sports area featuring a multipurpose court that can be used for basketball and various other ball sports.
  5. Dedicated parking space for food trucks and a kiosk area that can be rented out for businesses.
  6. Upgraded toilet facilities and additional storage areas for convenience and accessibility.
  7. An interactive social spine with lighting, comfortable seating, and well-placed greenery to encourage social interactions and relaxation.
  8. Repairs and enhancements to the existing skatepark, ensuring it remains safe and enjoyable for skaters.
  9. Parkour and tag zones, providing dynamic and challenging areas for adventurous youth seeking physical activity and fun.

These elements have been carefully selected based on the input and preferences of the community and young residents, with the aim of creating a vibrant and inclusive space for recreation, socialisation, and active lifestyles.

The revitalised Precinct is set to become a thriving hub for various interests and age groups, catering to the diverse needs of the community.

Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Precinct

Project Partners

The McGowan Government has committed $2.1 million towards the Youth Precinct at the 2021 State election.

Proudly supported by project partners:

Get involved with the Youth Council

Want to find out more about what is happening for young people in Kalgoorlie-Boulder? Are you a young leader aged 12-25? Want to make projects and events for young people happen? Click the link below to see what's on and to apply to be on the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Council!

https://www.ckb.wa.gov.au/our-community/youth

Social media: @ckbyouth

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CLOSED - Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Precinct - Pump Track Survey

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder and the Youth Council are calling for community input into the design of the pump track to be installed in the planned multi-million-dollar Youth Precinct.
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What do you ride?
How well do you ride?
What is your preferred surface material?
What time do you ride?
How often do you ride?
How do you get to the track?
How desirable are the following features? (Pump features)
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Desirable
Neither
Undesirable
Very undesirable
Berm
Berm to berm
Back to back berm
Spine berm
Roller berm
Rollers
Double rollers
Transfer options
Table top jump
Jump line
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The survey form is now closed. Thanks for your contributions.

CLOSED - Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Precinct - Concept Masterplan Survey

CLOSED: This survey has concluded