Hambledon Hub Development

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Background

Council is considering the development of Hambledon Hub, a brand-new community facility in the heart of Campbelltown. The proposed location is 34a Hambledon Road, Campbelltown (site of the old Campbelltown Kindergarten, which closed in 2010). The Hub will provide opportunities for community members of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds to connect, learn, share, and thrive.

What’s being proposed

The Hambledon Hub is designed as a modern, two-level community facility that reflects the priorities identified through earlier engagement with local residents and service providers. Council is now undertaking Stage 2 Consultation to gather feedback from the broader community to ensure the Hambledon Hub meets local needs. This is an exciting opportunity for residents to help shape a facility that would become a central hub for connection, learning, and support in Campbelltown.

Ground Floor:

  • Undercroft carpark
  • Flexible, multipurpose meeting room.
  • Adult change facility
  • Multiple storage areas
  • Covered outdoor area
  • Community garden

First Floor:

  • Community kitchen
  • Multiple flexible meeting rooms
  • Dedicated outreach service spaces
  • Centralised staff office area
  • Multipurpose quiet room

The Hambledon Hub is recognised as one of Council’s Major Projects and is included in the Long-Term Financial Plan. The estimated cost is $9 million, based on securing 50% grant funding. A more refined cost estimate will be determined during the detailed design phase.

A Council report providing further information about the project and a video about the project are also available.

How You Can Get Involved

Your feedback is vital in shaping this important community facility. We invite you to share your thoughts on the proposed design and features.

You can participate by:

  • Completing an online survey at connect2.campbelltown.sa.gov.au
  • Print and complete a hard copy survey and return it to Council
  • Sending us a submission (Subject: ‘Hambledon Hub’) via:
    • Email: mail@campbelltown.sa.gov.au
    • Letter: Campbelltown City Council, 172 Montacute Rd, Rostrevor SA 5073

Copies of the consultation form are also available from Council’s Office or Campbelltown Library.

All participants must include their name and address for feedback to be included.

Next Steps

Join us at one of our Onsite Verge Chats in January to view the concept plans, ask questions, and provide input.

Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected Campbelltown.

Enquiries:

Please direct all enquiries to mail@campbelltown.sa.gov.au or 8366 9366

(Sevanah Sgoutas, Community Engagement Officer)


Consultation closes 4pm, Friday 23 January 2026



Background

Council is considering the development of Hambledon Hub, a brand-new community facility in the heart of Campbelltown. The proposed location is 34a Hambledon Road, Campbelltown (site of the old Campbelltown Kindergarten, which closed in 2010). The Hub will provide opportunities for community members of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds to connect, learn, share, and thrive.

What’s being proposed

The Hambledon Hub is designed as a modern, two-level community facility that reflects the priorities identified through earlier engagement with local residents and service providers. Council is now undertaking Stage 2 Consultation to gather feedback from the broader community to ensure the Hambledon Hub meets local needs. This is an exciting opportunity for residents to help shape a facility that would become a central hub for connection, learning, and support in Campbelltown.

Ground Floor:

  • Undercroft carpark
  • Flexible, multipurpose meeting room.
  • Adult change facility
  • Multiple storage areas
  • Covered outdoor area
  • Community garden

First Floor:

  • Community kitchen
  • Multiple flexible meeting rooms
  • Dedicated outreach service spaces
  • Centralised staff office area
  • Multipurpose quiet room

The Hambledon Hub is recognised as one of Council’s Major Projects and is included in the Long-Term Financial Plan. The estimated cost is $9 million, based on securing 50% grant funding. A more refined cost estimate will be determined during the detailed design phase.

A Council report providing further information about the project and a video about the project are also available.

How You Can Get Involved

Your feedback is vital in shaping this important community facility. We invite you to share your thoughts on the proposed design and features.

You can participate by:

  • Completing an online survey at connect2.campbelltown.sa.gov.au
  • Print and complete a hard copy survey and return it to Council
  • Sending us a submission (Subject: ‘Hambledon Hub’) via:
    • Email: mail@campbelltown.sa.gov.au
    • Letter: Campbelltown City Council, 172 Montacute Rd, Rostrevor SA 5073

Copies of the consultation form are also available from Council’s Office or Campbelltown Library.

All participants must include their name and address for feedback to be included.

Next Steps

Join us at one of our Onsite Verge Chats in January to view the concept plans, ask questions, and provide input.

Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected Campbelltown.

Enquiries:

Please direct all enquiries to mail@campbelltown.sa.gov.au or 8366 9366

(Sevanah Sgoutas, Community Engagement Officer)


Consultation closes 4pm, Friday 23 January 2026



  • Feedback Form

    Your feedback is vital in shaping this important community facility. We invite you to share your thoughts on the proposed design and features. Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected Campbelltown.

    Notification of outcome will be posted at connect2.campbelltown.sa.gov.au, or you can receive it directly by supplying your email address below. 

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