Alkimos land buyer Sally Donaldson recently visited the first park to be built in the Alkimos Beach estate.
Camera IconAlkimos land buyer Sally Donaldson recently visited the first park to be built in the Alkimos Beach estate. Credit: Supplied/Emma Reeves

Plenty of fun awaits at new playground

Staff ReporterNorth Coast Times

Lookout Park sits beside Graceful Boulevard in the Alkimos Beach Estate and project director Martin Gaedke said the 1966sq m park had a wide view of the ocean.

‘The main features of Lookout Park include a toddler playground, a pirate ship with a balancing/spring loaded base to wobble like it’s in the ocean, treasure chests, action elements such as swings, climbing nets and slides, and a hollow shelter to take in the views,’ Mr Gaedke said.

‘The final play equipment will go in mid-December.

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‘The sand pit at Lookout Park has used recycled limestone site rocks in the sand, suggestive of the captain’s challenge to avoid a shipwreck.

‘If the boat sinks there is a hammock to relax in until rescued.’ The $300,000 park was designed by AECOM and built by LD Total, and another public open space, Escarpment Park is expected to open this month.