Brighton Oval

Brighton Oval is being redeveloped at a cost of $13.7 million and funded through major commitments by:

• The City of Holdfast Bay - $6.7 million
• Federal Government - $5 million
• State Government - $2 million
• Australian Football League - $75,000
• Cricket Australia - $40,000

The redevelopment commenced in June 2019, with the construction of the three new clubroom buildings. Improved community spaces, a new playspace, shelters, seating, and car parks have been completed. Minor upgrades to warm-up areas are underway and are due to be completed in 2022

The new complex was designed to reflect a rich history of community sport, participation, and connection. It was also built on the following initiatives that achieve:

• Modern facilities for the whole community to use and enjoy
• Increased participation across all sporting codes
• Accessible unisex facilities
• Increased level of community involvement
• A safe and welcoming environment for all
• Significant economic, social, and health benefits for the wider community

The redeveloped Brighton Oval Sporting Complex provides high-quality sports and recreational facilities for the community.

This includes three brand new, purpose-built community buildings which are currently leased by 4 sports clubs and are available for hire.

In addition, there are improved community spaces, a 3x3 basketball court, revamped skatepark, picnic tables, seating, and shelters. As part of the redevelopment, there will be an upgrade to the children’s playspace and more than 300 off-street carparks.

The complex is situated close to public transport, with bus stops on Brighton Road. The nearest train station is located approximately 500 metres north of Brighton Oval, along Brighton Road.

There are various locations on-site for parking, although, during game days, this can reach capacity quickly.