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Supported by a $22 million investment from the State Government's WA Recovery Plan and delivered as part of the PlayOn WA initiative, the $35.2 million project will establish a modern, multi-use recreation precinct to meet the needs of the rapidly growing Serpentine-Jarrahdale community. 

Once complete, the redeveloped precinct will deliver high-quality sporting and recreation infrastructure for locals and visitors, including:

• six cricket practice nets
• two senior AFL ovals with floodlighting and supporting infrastructure
• a 1500 square metre pavilion featuring four change rooms and an undercover viewing area
• new entry road and more than 200 car bays across three car parks
• extensive landscaping and irrigation works.  

With construction steadily progressing, the new Keirnan Park Recreation Precinct will soon provide local sporting clubs, schools, families, and community groups with a modern home for sport and recreation.  

Stage Two of the redevelopment will further expand the precinct through a $10 million 2025 State Government election commitment for the construction of a new BMX facility, creating a multi-sport hub that caters to a wide range of activities.  

This project is part of the State Government's PlayOn WA 2030 by 2030 initiative, helping guide sporting and community infrastructure across the State through to 2030.  

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