Walking and Bike Paths

Many modern communities feature walking and

biking paths to support an active lifestyle. Residents do

not have to go too far for a good walk with the kids or

to get some fresh air. The communities feature an

expansive network of biking and walking paths.

Sports Centre

Sports, such as football and cricket, are the most common

Today, gadgets are keeping many families indoors. From gaming consoles to laptops, smart phones and tablets,

children and parents are spending a lot of time with their favourite devices.

Many premier communities around Australia and the world recognise the importance of spending quality time

with the family. To encourage them to get out and enjoy the outdoors, the developers add recreational and sporting

facilities that are perfect for all ages.

games kids – and adults—play on their computers and mobile phones. But families do not settle with their virtual

games. In many city or suburb developments, residents are only a few minutes away from the nearest oval, football

stadium, tennis courts and football pitches. Some even have their own golf courses for seniors and retired members of

the community.

Children who start playing sports early achieve developmental milestones easily and are more eager to try out new

things. To encourage kids, some parent slet their children join local and nearby clubs, to play football, tennis and

other sports.

Community Developments: Helping

Families Live a Healthy Lifestyle

Indoor Pool and Aquatic Centre

After a long week at work and in school, many residents head to the club pool to cool off. Families do not have to go

out of town to spend quality time together. Residents can stay busy and active with their community’s outdoor and

lifestyle facilities.

Even when the development is located outside the city, residents will not want for recreation and basic needs.

Developers know enough to plan around basic amenities and facilities so homebuyers will feel they have everything

they will ever need within their private community.

Resources: http://www.huntclub.com.au/ http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/family/travel/play-outside-47060105#slide-10 http://www.healthykids.nsw.gov.au/parents-carers/5-ways-to-a-healthy-lifestyle.aspx