Baldivis Sports Complex Project

• Site possession taken on 1 October 2024 by construction contractor MG Group
• Mobilised to site, installed temporary fencing and site infrastructure
• Completion of clearing of outdoor hardcourts site

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Main Pavilion, changerooms, maintenance shed

Practical completion achieved on 23 August 2022. The pavilion is built in between the two primary fields and includes: 

• changerooms for players and umpires
• first aid
• toilets
• social space

Indoor Sports Complex

Practical completion of the Baldivis Indoor Sports Complex was achieved on 19 Janury 2023. The indoor sports complex includes:

• four indoor courts
• multi-purpose community spaces
• cafe.​​

The Baldivis Outdoor Recreation Space will include a nature play space and an outdoor recreation space located adjacent to the indoor sports complex.

We have engaged Emerge Associates for the community consultation and design of this Baldivis Outdoor Recreation Space. Emerge developed the following draft plan, endorsed at the June 2022 Council Meeting. 

The outdoor courts and southern pavilion will include eight multipurpose hard courts (netball, basketball), eight tennis courts with floodlighting and a pavilion to service users of the southern grassed playing fields.

The Baldivis District Sporting Complex Master Plan is the blueprint for the development.  The plan shows the location of all the facilities that will be on the site. 

The Draft BDSC Master Plan was advertised during October 2018, including a community information session held at Mary Davies Library and Community Centre on Tuesday 16 October 2018. This advertising period gave the community an opportunity to tell us what they thought of the layout.

Following a review of public comment submissions, the final BDSC Master Plan was endorsed by Council on 18 December 2018.

The site layout below shows the playing fields and courts and indoor and outdoor recreational spaces. There will be 400+ parking bays available for use. This includes ACROD, bus and loading bays. There will also be overflow parking provided on site as pictured in the layout. 

A shared pathway has recently been improved to encourage pedestrians and bicycles to walk or ride the track around the perimeter of the facility once opened for use. 

WA Recovery Plan 

This project was supported by the WA Recovery Plan through the State Government, and the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries in response to COVID-19, helping drive the economic and social recovery across the State. 

Community Sport and Recreation Facilities Fund (CSRFF)

This project is supported by the State Government, through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries, which is a major supporter of community sport and recreation facilities in Western Australia.

Sport and recreation builds stronger, healthier, happier and safer communities.

When we play sport, our whole community wins.

Cricket Australia - Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund

The City received funding support from the WACA and Cricket Australia’s Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund, which will support the delivery of cricket-related infrastructure at the Baldivis Sporting Complex.

Lotterywest

The City received funding support from Lotterywest, which is a major supporter of community projects, helping to build a better WA together.