"Camden Bicentennial Equestrian Park is a premier regional multi-discipline equestrian hub, located in the heart of Camden’s historic rural landscape. It features high quality equestrian facilities for riders and participants of all skill levels across diverse disciplines, whilst balancing contemporary recreation activities, connection to natural areas and vibrant spaces for community events.”

The draft master plan outlines a range of improvements, including:

• Upgraded equestrian facilities and arenas;
• Improved pathways for vehicles, pedestrians and shared use;
• New or upgraded amenities for both equestrian users and the wider community;
• Infrastructure improvements such as horse safe fencing, engineered area surfaces and irrigation;
• Opportunities for complimentary public art, signage and interpretation; and
• Clearer layout for arenas and equestrian activity areas.

The plan proposes:

• Improved signage and wayfinding in Camden and within the Park;
• A grand new main entry from Cawdor Road (replacing Exeter Street access);
• Improved vehicle, pedestrian and shared pathways; and
• Potential new creek crossings to improve connectivity and access.

Yes. A key objective of the master plan is to enhance the Park while retaining its rural setting and historic character.

Improvements will make the Park easier to access, navigate and enjoy. This includes better equestrian facilities, pathways, clearer signage, improved public amenities and more welcoming spaces for events and everyday use.

The master plan focuses on environmentally and financially sustainable outcomes. It also supports ongoing collaboration with equestrian groups, community organisations and partners.

The master plan is a long-term plan. Improvements will be delivered in stages, subject to Council budgets, grant funding and partnership opportunities.

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