Exciting news for families in Davistown and Tuggerawong – two new district-level playspaces are on the way, with construction progressing at Tuggerawong Road and works at Illoura Reserve in Davistown scheduled to follow.The commencement of works follows the recent completion and opening of the brand-new Picnic Point playspace at The Entrance.Central Coast Council Director Community and Recreation Services, Melanie Smith said playspaces are always a welcome addition to local communities, providing safe, vibrant spaces for children of all ages to enjoy.“This financial year, the community will see Council’s investment in the renewal of 10 local-level playspaces, two fitness equipment parks and one nature playspace – as well as the development of district-level playspaces at Picnic Point, Davistown and Tuggerawong,” Ms Smith said.Ms Smith also confirmed that a new toilet amenity block will be constructed at the Tuggerawong playspace in the 2025-26 financial year.Council Mayor, Lawrie McKinna said the designs of the three district-level playspaces reflect the community’s aspirations, vision and priorities.“I was at the opening of the Picnic Point playspace recently and saw first-hand the joy and delight of children enjoying the new play equipment," Mayor McKinna said.“It is pleasing to see that community feedback informed the overall design and choice of equipment, meeting the needs of local families.“Council is committed to continuing to deliver these important community assets, shaped by input from the very people who will use them.”Details of the district-level playspaces are:326-328 Tuggerawong Road, Tuggerawong: