Burswood Station East Revitalisation

Consultation has concluded

As part of the revitalisation of the Burswood Station East precinct, the Town of Victoria Park is planning to upgrade Stiles-Griffith Reserve to create a safe and welcoming public place for the local community.

In 2020, the Town endorsed a local planning framework for the Burswood Station East precinct (available here). The framework was created in consultation with the local community and outlines development objectives and public realm upgrades that will support the framework’s vision to transition the Burswood Station East from a light industrial area to a transit-oriented, mixed-use urban precinct.

Over the next few years, the Town will be looking at two key public realm upgrades in the area - firstly, upgrading Stiles-Griffith Reserve, followed by upgrading the streetscape surrounding the reserve. In addition to the Town's projects in the area, the Public Transit Authority will be redeveloping the Burswood Train Station. Click here to view a map showing the sites for these three projects.

Stiles-Griffith Reserve

Over the past few months, the Town has been busy progressing the detailed design of the park upgrade (click here for a preliminary design).

The Town would like to check in with the community and ask for your feedback on our plans so far, which include:

  • A multi-purpose basketball half court with opportunities for outdoor recreation and community events.
  • Composite timber seating walls facing the park with ping pong tables.
  • More trees, improved lighting and a new, accessible footpath.
  • Opportunities for public art.

We expect the upgrades to be rolled out over the next few financial years, and your feedback will help us to prioritise the delivery of the upgrades.

Share your thoughts

Fill out our quick online survey below to let us know how you'd like to see the upgrades to Stiles-Griffith Reserve delivered.

Alternatively, you can send your thoughts to admin@vicpark.wa.gov.au or the Town on 9311 8111.

Feedback is invited until 12 February 2024.

As part of the revitalisation of the Burswood Station East precinct, the Town of Victoria Park is planning to upgrade Stiles-Griffith Reserve to create a safe and welcoming public place for the local community.

In 2020, the Town endorsed a local planning framework for the Burswood Station East precinct (available here). The framework was created in consultation with the local community and outlines development objectives and public realm upgrades that will support the framework’s vision to transition the Burswood Station East from a light industrial area to a transit-oriented, mixed-use urban precinct.

Over the next few years, the Town will be looking at two key public realm upgrades in the area - firstly, upgrading Stiles-Griffith Reserve, followed by upgrading the streetscape surrounding the reserve. In addition to the Town's projects in the area, the Public Transit Authority will be redeveloping the Burswood Train Station. Click here to view a map showing the sites for these three projects.

Stiles-Griffith Reserve

Over the past few months, the Town has been busy progressing the detailed design of the park upgrade (click here for a preliminary design).

The Town would like to check in with the community and ask for your feedback on our plans so far, which include:

  • A multi-purpose basketball half court with opportunities for outdoor recreation and community events.
  • Composite timber seating walls facing the park with ping pong tables.
  • More trees, improved lighting and a new, accessible footpath.
  • Opportunities for public art.

We expect the upgrades to be rolled out over the next few financial years, and your feedback will help us to prioritise the delivery of the upgrades.

Share your thoughts

Fill out our quick online survey below to let us know how you'd like to see the upgrades to Stiles-Griffith Reserve delivered.

Alternatively, you can send your thoughts to admin@vicpark.wa.gov.au or the Town on 9311 8111.

Feedback is invited until 12 February 2024.

  • The Town would like to know how the park upgrades can be staged to deliver the most value to the community.

    Feedback is invited until 12 February 2024.

    Consultation has concluded