FAQs
- Branxton Tennis Club - Miller Park, Branxton.
- Cessnock Tennis Club - Turner Park, Cessnock.
- Greta Tennis Courts - Greta Central Oval, Greta.
- Kearsley Tennis Court - Jeffery Park, Kearsley.
- Kurri Kurri Tennis Club - Kurri Kurri Central Sports Precinct, Kurri Kurri.
- Mulbring Tennis Courts - Mulbring Park, Mulbring.
- Wollombi Tennis & Croquet Courts - Paynes Crossing Road, Wollombi
- Understand existing tennis facilities
- Gather community input and insights
- Improve sustainability of facilities
- Enhance provision to meet population growth
- Encourage broader participation
Where are Council's existing tennis facilities?
There are seven Council-owned tennis facilities located in the Cessnock Local Government Area.
These facilities include:
Who manages these tennis facilities?
These tennis facilities are either managed by incorporated tennis clubs who license the facilities, Section 355 committees or by Council.
Why does Council need to develop a Tennis Strategy?
The Tennis Strategy will assist Council to understand the resources required to ensure our existing tennis facilities are sustainable and plan future tennis facilities for our City's growing population.
Who will Council be engaging with?
A principle component in the development of the strategy is to investigate issues and
opportunities facing tennis at a local level, utilising the knowledge of local clubs, committees and people that play tennis in Cessnock LGA. Council will also engage Tennis NSW and neighbouring Councils to explore tennis participation and trends, regional provision and future demand.
What are the key objectives of the Cessnock Tennis Strategy?
The strategy aims to assess, benchmark, and guide the provision of tennis facilities across Cessnock, ensuring they meet the needs of our growing population and promote active participation.
Key Objectives: