Liverpool's natural areas are perfect for all sorts of activities, from waterskiing on the river to walking through bushland. 

For more information please click on the following highlighted links: 

• A Stadium for Liverpool Options Paper
  On the 24 May 2010 Liverpool City Council resolved that an options paper be developed on the provision of a stadium in Liverpool. Council staff reported the Options Paper on the 30 August 2010 Council Meeting, and Council resolved to make this report available on the Liverpool Council website.

• Sporting Donations Program
  Liverpool City Council's Sporting Donations Program provides small amounts of funding to assist individuals and teams achieve success at the representative level

• Wet Weather
  Liverpool operates on a blanket closures of all grounds. The decision to open or close grounds is made after inspection of a large sample of grounds in both Western and Eastern areas. Click on the link to find out more.

• Liverpool City Sports Committee
  The Liverpool City Sports Committee is a Council Committee that represents sports and sporting clubs of the Liverpoool local government area 

• Cycleways and walkways
  Liverpool has numerous walkways and cycleways winding through its streets and parklands

• Leisure and aquatic centres
  Whether you want to swim, get fit or just splash around, Liverpool City offers three leisure and aquatic centres to suit everyone's ability and taste

• Open space
  Enjoy one of Liverpool's recreational assets, perfect for relaxing, walking or picnicking

• Government and other websites
  A list of government sporting and government supported links to external websites

• Skate sports
  Kelso skate park offers a variety of ramps, jumps and blocks that are suitable for all levels of experience  

• Liverpool City Council sports grounds
  Liverpool City has over 50 playing fields for a range of sports.  These fields are available for private hire and casual use for the community and local clubs

• South West Sydney Academy of Sport
  Established in 1997 by the NSW Department of Sport and Recreation for the South West Sydney region which includes the local government areas of Liverpool, Camden, Campbelltown, Wollondilly and Goulburn

• Waterways and lakes
  Liverpool City boasts great water related recreational assets from Chipping Norton Lakes to the Georges River, Liverpool is the City by the river

• Recreation and open space contacts
  Listing of appropriate contact details for information relating to recreation and open space

• Off-leash dog exercise areas
  Information about the location of off-leash dog exercise areas in Liverpool City

• Downloads

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Sport Development and Leisure Officer (Recreation and Open Space) - 9821 9509

Recreation Officer (Recreation and Open Space) - 9821 9269

Recreation and Open Space Planner (Community Services) - 9821 7773

Any vandalism or maintenance issues relating to open space and recreation - 1300 36 2170

Email:lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

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• Chipping Norton Lakes brochure
• Hire of Playing Fields Policy
• Liverpool to Parramatta Rail Trail Map
• M7 Cycleway Brochure
• National Parks and Wildlife Services (NPWS) fact sheet
• Parks and recreation brochure
• Recreation and Open Space Sports Grounds and Passive Parks Summary
• Recreation and Open Space Sports Grounds and Passive Parks Summary (Arabic)
• Recreation and Open Space Sports Grounds and Passive Parks Summary (Serbian)
• Recreation and Open Space Sports Grounds and Passive Parks Summary (Vietnamese)
• Recreation and Open Space Sports Grounds and Passive Parks Summary (Chinese)
• Passive parks and reserves - Chipping Norton and Moorebank fact sheet
• Passive parks and reserves - Development Applications for events, festivals and functions fact sheet
• Passive parks and reserves - Liverpool, Warwick Farm and Lurnea fact sheet
• Passive parks and reserves - pockets playgrounds fact sheet
• Recreation Strategy 2020