Campbelltown Rotary Club supports Community Spirit with Celebration at New Koshigaya Park Playground Opening by Campbelltown Council
CAMPBELLTOWN, NSW – 12th September 2026 - The Rotary Club of Campbelltown is proud to announce its active participation in the upcoming community celebration marking the official opening of the exciting new playground equipment at Koshigaya Park.
To celebrate this fantastic addition to one of Campbelltown's most cherished public spaces, the Campbelltown Rotary Club will be onsite with its popular BBQ trailer. Members will be serving up fresh sausages, drinks, and refreshments for local families as they explore the state-of-the-art facility.
The event highlights a powerful partnership between civic leadership and community service. Campbelltown Mayor Darcy Lound, who also holds the distinction of being an Honorary Member of the Campbelltown Rotary Club, officially acknowledged and praised the club’s volunteers for their enduring dedication to local community initiatives.
Campbelltown Rotary Club President Bobby Narain, who will be attending the event alongside club volunteers, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration.
"We are absolutely delighted to support the opening of the new Koshigaya Park playground," said President Bobby Narain. "Our volunteers thrive on giving back to the community, and working alongside Mayor Darcy Lound to bring families together for a day of fun and celebration is exactly what Rotary is about. This playground is a wonderful asset for Campbelltown, and we invite everyone to come down, grab a sausage, and enjoy the day."
Event Highlights:
Rotary BBQ: Sausages, drinks, and refreshments available from the Campbelltown Rotary Club trailer.
Playground Exploration: Be among the first to experience the brand-new, family-friendly playground equipment.
Community Spirit: A great opportunity for local families to connect and celebrate a premier facility.
Pictured Left to Right Volunteet Bharath Somashekarapa, Campbelltown Mayor Darcy Lound (middle) and Campbelltown Rotary Club President Bobby Narain (Right)