Parks

L.B Davern Reserve Wandong

Name: SimpleGov
Price range: $

Where:: Dry Creek Crescent, Wandong (See map)
Facilities:: Cricket Facilities, Lighting, Netball Courts, Ovals, Pavilions, Playground & Tennis Courts
Playground:: Climbing, Slide & Swings

Facilities

The Wandong Memorial Stadium is a multi-purpose sporting facility. There are also rooms for hire which are suitable for meetings, activities, children’s birthday parties, weddings, family events and more:

strung timber court
home and away change rooms
kitchen — fully equipped with fridge, microwave and stove
toilets and showers including disabled facilities
heating and air-conditioning
fully furnished private office with sink and separate heating

This reserve holds many facilities including a sporting oval, synthetic cricket pitch, 2 synthetic grass tennis courts, 4 multipurpose hard courts for netball and tennis, community centre and Wandong Stadium.

Fees

Hiring courts, playing fields, pavilions fees and charges

Bookings and enquiries

Wandong Stadium is managed by Council.

To apply to book the stadium:

complete the Stadium Application Form (download below)
read the Stadium Hire Terms and Conditions of Use 2018-19 (download below)
return your documents to any of our Customer Service Centres; or
return your documents to Mitchell Shire Council

Contact Us

For further information regarding stadium hire contact the Recreation and Open Space team on (03) 5734 6200.

Facilities, surrounds and the tennis and netball courts at LB Davern Reserve are managed by a Committee of Management.

See L.B Davern — Committee of Management.

Fully fenced playground next to an oval and tennis courts. Structure with wave slide, fireman's pole, inclined climber with half circles, straight ladder, chain bridge, flying fox, monkey bars, monkey rungs and chain traverse. Also swings.

Next to the pavilion, 20m away, there are two unshaded tables, water tap and a carving from a tree stump. Next to the oval there are three unshaded tables, water tap, shelter with two tables and a BBQ. 50m up the hill is a lovely sculpture titled "Stockman" by Steve Wolfe.