The residents of East Fremantle can rejoice at the news that the long-awaited East Fremantle Community Park is just days away from opening to the public.

From April 30, Carnaby’s Café and the all-abilities playground will be open to enjoy, with the B Active Health Club, Carnaby’s Bar and Restaurant, skate zone and half basketball court following closely behind on May 9. The dog exercise area and oval will open in June.

There will be something for everyone at the state-of-the-art venue which has been developed with the community in mind, encouraging movement and activity for all ages with the following facilities:

1 B Active – a 1,000 sqm Health Club which will host 80+ classes and additional virtual classes each wee

2 Carnaby’s – a café, bar, restaurant and function space with a focus on local produce

3 A first-class sporting facility for East Fremantle Football Club, East Fremantle Lawn Bowls Club, East Fremantle Croquet Club and other sporting activities

4. An open oval for community/WAFL club use

5 An all-abilities playground

6 An outdoor basketball 1/2 court

7 A Skate Zone

8 An enclosed dog exercise park

The Health Club, B Active, will feature a range of amenities and services including state-of-the-art gym equipment, free weights and cardio machines. Also on offer will be Reformer Pilates, group exercise, a cycle studio and small group functional training. B Active memberships are selling now, and group tours will begin on April 30 with the opportunity to save up to $500 before May 9 (*T&Cs apply).

The other jewel in the crown – Carnaby’s Café, Bar and Restaurant – is looking to distinguish itself as a premier hospitality destination through its dedication to a menu that caters not only to a diverse clientele, but also celebrates local botanicals, embraces international culinary influences and embodies a sustainable ethos from the passionate
kitchen team.
Visit carnabys.com.au to learn more. 

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