Our Central Coast region is a hive of activity and lends itself to an array of opportunities for a healthy and active lifestyle for our residents of all ages.

From pristine beaches to bushland walking and bike trails, parks and reserves, where the whole family from young and old can enjoy the outdoors.

Council is committed to creating quality spaces for the benefit of our community and to attract visitors to our region. One way we enable this is through creating Play Spaces. These are intergenerational places in which we socialise, keep active and connect with each other. 

Council vary playspace inclusions from across different sites on the Coast to accommodate the varied needs of all disabilities – whether they are physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments. 

Our outdoor spaces are not the only way people can connect, our libraries also play a key role in connecting communities and people. They are at the heart of creating liveable, connected and sustainable cities. The development of Gosford Regional Library is set to become a central meeting point for locals and visitors alike, with plans to include a dedicated library space, Council customer service centre, library administration, meeting rooms and flexible functions spaces.

COVID-19 has proven the very important role libraries have in our community. They are a place of meeting, coming together and sharing of many ideas.