Civil works included the re-leveling of the oval surface, installing new drainage systems, sand slitting, irrigation, the establishment of a 100mm sand mattress, reseeding, new perimeter fencing and improved lighting to 200 lux, to support nighttime training and matches.

The development of Barossa Park was a joint initiative between The Barossa Council and the State Government, which has seen the transformation of the Lyndoch Recreation Park into a $45.9 million, multi-use destination, for events and community use in the heart of the world-renowned wine region.

In 2022, the AFL and Campbelltown Council collaborated on a concept design and business case, funded by the AFL, for an upgrade at Bob Prenter Reserve.

This upgrade has created contemporary facilities to a venue which has been home to the Tanunda Football Club since 1908.

The Oakes Oval facility redevelopment enhances the oval’s utilisation by modernising infrastructure, increasing accessibility, and improving operational efficiency.

The Gore Hill Oval project saw the creation of a new state of the art synthetic playing surface.

Its location, combined with new, purpose-built facilities, allows the venue to host a range of programs and competitions for the community and its visitors.

This project provided four modern full-size changerooms and amenities, and two smaller changerooms and amenities for umpires and officials.

The project saw the development of a full sized AFL field with competition grade lighting in addition to a brand new pavilion inclusive of gender neutral change facilities and other amenities.

Redevelopment included construction of a multipurpose pavilion including eight flexible accessible change rooms for both football and netball, accessible umpire rooms, canteen facilities, social space, offices, and public toilets.