Ched Towns Reserve

No admin building anymore. Grounds need to be mown more often during the cricket season.

The sporting fields often lack the maintenance required to permit a high level of competition to occur. The lack grass cutting that occurs is often detrimental to the teams during cricket season, however the installation of new cricket nets shows promise that there is continued investment into local sport.Also the toilet facilities do leave a lot to be desired and the build up of rubbish and especially the likes of broken glass is hazardous to the health of those who travel and play at the reserve.

Nice playground and sports field. Can be dirty after the weekend comp but nice overall

Grass is always way to long to play cricket on worst oval in ndca to play cricket onPark is nice

Council Needs to get their act together.Amenities are still not completed and the sports clubs that are trying to run out of the complex are at a huge disadvantage and are trying their best.

You just can't play cricket here. The ball doesn't roll along the ground no matter how hard you hit it. My average at this ground as a batter is 3.7 but my season average is 42.8. It's dreadful and I'm so glad this isn't my home ground. The nets are pretty good thanks to a recent upgrade but overall the ground is quite poor.

Your typical council sporting fields. If you've seen one, you've seen them all.

It a good play space wish there was good restrooms and more play equipment here and a dog area(for potty and things like that ), I wish there was a water fountain here, and wished tossers were really noticed

The fields themselves are of a good quality, and there's plenty of open green space. However, the canteen and toilet facilities are significantly lacking and there is a large shortfall in parking availability.Glenmore Park shops are thankfully only a short walk away for both food and parking, but that's not always an option when you're trying to watch your kids play three different games at the same time on a weekend!

Upfront let me state that I use this ground as a cricket player. First the positives, the pitch is generally good, the cricket nets are also excellent. However, playing an actual game of cricket on this ground is frustrating as the council insists on leaving the grass length long, so hitting the ball along the ground means the ball goes absolutely no where. A good score on this ground is 100-150, whereas on a fast running ground that should be 175-300. I know the council is dealing with 2 competing sports with differing requirements, so it would be better for all of cricket was played on separate grounds to football. I three starred this ground because we are lucky to have these facilities, just a little common sense could be used to improve this for everyone.