Montview Park and Oval
About the Business
Welcome to Montview Park and Oval, a stunning establishment located in Hornsby Heights, New South Wales. As a prominent park and point of interest in the area, Montview Park and Oval is a true gem within the beautiful Hornsby Shire.
Managed by the Hornsby Shire Council, this institution is part of their long-term vision to preserve the special characteristics and values of the Shire while effectively managing future changes. The council highly values feedback from the community, encouraging residents to have their say on important local issues.
Safety is a top priority at Montview Park and Oval, with the council implementing strict building codes and standards to ensure that all construction and development work is carried out to the highest safety standards.
One of the most notable features of Hornsby Shire is its breathtaking bushland and waterways, which Montview Park and Oval proudly showcases. Alongside vibrant commercial centers, numerous sporting facilities, and other parks, Hornsby Shire is undeniably a fantastic place to live.
The council takes great responsibility in managing and protecting the 2,000 hectares of bushland in the area. They implement policies, strategies, and programs to ensure the preservation of the flora, fauna, and waterways that make Hornsby Shire so special.
Investment opportunities abound in Hornsby Shire, thanks to its highly-skilled local labor force and the business-friendly approach of the council. Whether you're looking to start a new venture or expand an existing one, Hornsby Shire offers a wealth of possibilities.
In line with their commitment to excellent customer service, the council's face-to-face customer service counter has been relocated to the Hornsby Library, providing a convenient and accessible location for residents to seek assistance.
Embracing innovative technology, Hornsby Shire Council utilizes eDNA technology to connect people, place, and science. This cutting-edge approach allows for a deeper understanding of the environment and fosters a strong connection between the community and the natural surroundings.
As a community-oriented council, Hornsby Shire invites individuals living with dementia, along with their families and dedicated carers, to a complimentary lunch cruise on the Hawkesbury River. This special event, set aboard the iconic Riverboat Postman, will take place on 19 September and will mark Dementia Action Week.
Exciting developments are underway at Hornsby Park, with the council recently progressing plans for the delivery of its major project. The tender process for Stage One has been initiated, ensuring that this beloved park continues to evolve and meet the needs of the community.
For any inquiries or further information, you can reach the Hornsby Shire Council at their contact details: phone - 02 9847 6666, fax - 02 9847 6999, and email - hsc@hornsby.nsw.gov.au.
Lastly, the council acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the lands of Hornsby Shire, the Darug and GuriNgai peoples. They recognize their Ancestors and Elders, past and present, as well as their intrinsic connections and ongoing relationships to Country.
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Hornsby Heights, New South Wales 2077, Australia
Reviews
"We used to play tennis and basketball here, but now the place is a bit run down. Good for a stretch though, if soccer or jogging is your thing."
"It has a flat beautiful area. You also can enjoy doing different sports."
"Had a family picnic there. Nice place but only two stars ‘cause it was a scorching hot and there wasn’t a fresh water tap in or near the children’s play area. Had to go across the oval to the pavilion to get water. Otherwise great."
"Nice big oval which has two cricket pitches that could be played simultaneously. Have a small play area for kids as well."
"Across the mowed expanse of the oval- behind the ball sports catch fences- one can see some tantalizing rivulets of formed dirt beckoning. Montview isn’t a BMX track; but it is a rare gem in the Greater Sydney of 2021- namely, an easily accessible suburban dirt jump track with just enough features and edginess to keep all ages of rider interested. From a central, elevated mound, riders can roll off in either direction to enjoy one of three quick circuits. There are two modest kicker jumps (both have been rounded out with over-use) but they’re enough to get both tyres off the ground and even whip it if you have the skills. There was a silent digger parked at the end of this track, so perhaps custodians Hornsby Council are intending to bestow some TLC upon this rare, hallowed slice of officially blessed mtb earth? Two bermed corners either side of the central mound will get bicycle cornering skills on point, and there is a fun selection of gentle rollers leading you to and from these berms. On the central line there is a modest gap jump if you want to progress your jump skills. During a hot day one can sit under the shade of a few trees bordering the oval, and take a breather whilst enjoying the lovely views over Provest Creek Valley. There’s also public toilets and drinking water nearby, courtesy of the sports oval. And the lovely Corner Café is just a few minutes ride away at the intersection of Somerville and Galston Roads!"
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