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Capertee Recreation Reserve.

Capertee Reserve Fitness Trail sign in Short Street. On the sign it says it is proudly funded by the Bushfire local economic recovery fund. Also thanks supporters Mingan Wiradjuri Aboriginal Corporation, Capertee and District Progress Association, and Capertee and District Bushfire Brigade. Also thanks local supporters and helpers. It then lists the restrictions of use of the reserve. There is the emblem for NSW and Australian government. With the wording “Australian government” and “National recovery and resilience agency”
Capertee Reserve Fitness Trail sign.
This Capertee Reserve Fitness Trail sign of the 12-hectare Crown reserve in Short Street Capertee NSW which has been enlivened for families with playground equipment including mini-trampolines, swing sets, a seesaw, basketball hoop, soccer goal area and other rides. Further upgrades include picnic tables, bench seating, a 1.5km cycling, walking and running trail also suitable for prams and wheelchairs, and an outdoor fitness trail with various exercise equipment.
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Inground trampolines in Capertee Reserve Fitness Trail in Short Street. There are six trampolines underneath a yellow shade sail which is supported by 6 metal poles with purple injury protection material.
Capertee Reserve Inground trampolines.

These trampolines are part of the 12-hectare Crown reserve in Short Street Capertee NSW which has been enlivened for families with playground equipment including mini-trampolines, swing sets, a seesaw, basketball hoop, soccer goal area and other rides. Further upgrades include picnic tables, bench seating, a 1.5km cycling, walking and running trail also suitable for prams and wheelchairs, and an outdoor fitness trail with various exercise equipment.

Shoulder press fitness station in Capertee Reserve Fitness Trail in Short Street. The equipment is set in softfall with the fitness trail veering to the right.
A Shoulder Press Fitness Station
This fitness station is one of 11 and is part of the 12-hectare Crown reserve in Short Street Capertee NSW which has been enlivened for families with playground equipment including mini-trampolines, swing sets, a seesaw, basketball hoop, soccer goal area and other rides. Further upgrades include picnic tables, bench seating, a 1.5km cycling, walking and running trail also suitable for prams and wheelchairs, and an outdoor fitness trail with various exercise equipment.
Picture of the GoFundMe Capertee Recreation Reserve maintenance costs brochure. It has the words “Capertee Recreation Reserve Maintenance Costs” Followed by the webpage address “https://gofund.me/d239cadd”. Below the address is the wording “Please help us keep this reserve open for use by the community, and if you can donate a dollar or two to help us pay for equipment maintenance costs. We are grateful for your assistance.” Below that is the image of the Capertee Reserve Fitness Trail sign. Underneath the picture is the wording “Scan to donate!” On the next line is the QR code to donate and it is followed by the GoFundMe logo.
Capertee Recreation Reserve Gofundme brochure.
Please help us keep this reserve open for use by the community, and if you can donate a dollar or two to help us pay for equipment maintenance costs. We are grateful for your assistance.
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