Bohemia Park and Luderman Park

Consultation has concluded

The play equipment in both Bohemia Park and Luderman Park has now reached the end of its safe, useful life. The City of Bayswater has $120,000 allocated between the two parks to replace the play equipment.

Due to the close proximity of the parks, the City has identified an opportunity to combine the funds and deliver an exciting, large-scale playground for the community at Luderman Park, whilst still maintaining a piece of play equipment at Bohemia Park. We would like our local community to tell us how these play spaces are being used, how you think we should split the allocated funding and what style of play equipment you would like to see. To see just how close the two parks are, view the map in the photo gallery.

The options for distributing the funds are;

  • 50/50 split - Split the allocated funding in half, with each park receiving $60,000. This will essentially be a like-for-like replacement in both parks.
  • 80/20 split- This would mean the majority of the funds being allocated to Luderman Park due to its size, community connectivity and verge car parking space available. This option means Bohemia Park would still maintain a small amount of play equipment aligned with the community's preference.
  • 100% to Luderman Park - With this amount of funding, additional infrastructure such as shade sails, fencing and nature play elements could be achieved at Luderman Park. Bohemia Park would no longer have play equipment but would still include soft landscaping, park benches, shelters, and a water fountain.

If you wish for further information please contact the City on 9272 0970 or email nina.fehlberg@bayswater.wa.gov.au.

Please note: The concept plans within the photo gallery are indicative examples of what the playground may look like and may not be an exact representation of the final equipment installed.

This survey has now closed.

Thank you to all who participated.

The play equipment in both Bohemia Park and Luderman Park has now reached the end of its safe, useful life. The City of Bayswater has $120,000 allocated between the two parks to replace the play equipment.

Due to the close proximity of the parks, the City has identified an opportunity to combine the funds and deliver an exciting, large-scale playground for the community at Luderman Park, whilst still maintaining a piece of play equipment at Bohemia Park. We would like our local community to tell us how these play spaces are being used, how you think we should split the allocated funding and what style of play equipment you would like to see. To see just how close the two parks are, view the map in the photo gallery.

The options for distributing the funds are;

  • 50/50 split - Split the allocated funding in half, with each park receiving $60,000. This will essentially be a like-for-like replacement in both parks.
  • 80/20 split- This would mean the majority of the funds being allocated to Luderman Park due to its size, community connectivity and verge car parking space available. This option means Bohemia Park would still maintain a small amount of play equipment aligned with the community's preference.
  • 100% to Luderman Park - With this amount of funding, additional infrastructure such as shade sails, fencing and nature play elements could be achieved at Luderman Park. Bohemia Park would no longer have play equipment but would still include soft landscaping, park benches, shelters, and a water fountain.

If you wish for further information please contact the City on 9272 0970 or email nina.fehlberg@bayswater.wa.gov.au.

Please note: The concept plans within the photo gallery are indicative examples of what the playground may look like and may not be an exact representation of the final equipment installed.

This survey has now closed.

Thank you to all who participated.