All Synthetic

The Sylvania Waters Athletics Track was previously a rubberised bitumen surface, but was relaid with a Rekortan surface in the late 1990s. The track was most recently resurfaced in 2016. The track is accessible to the public via a turnstile gate adjacent to the top bend. The venue is managed by Sutherland Shire Council. Read more…

The Fearnley Dawes Athletic Track is located in Newcastle. The venue was opened in 1954 and originally called the Newcastle Athletics Field, until it was renamed in 2017 following the venue’s resurfacing. The track is named after Paralympic wheelchair athletes Kurt Fearnley and Christie Dawes. The track is a six lane blue Reckotan surface and features an additional seventh lane, Read more…

The Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation at Narrabeen was built in 1971 and contains sporting facilities, accommodation and athlete services across a range of sports. The location is surrounded by natural bush lands. The original track was rubberised bitumen, before being converted to a Chevron surface. The track was last resurfaced in 2018. It is open for training from Read more…

The Mingara Regional Athletics Centre is located on the NSW Central Coast. The track was opened on 5 November 2000 and was most recently resurfaced in April 2019 as a blue Rekortan surface. The venue is managed by the adjacent Mingara Club. The track is a Spurtan BV surface and is a World Athletics Class 2 Certified Facility. Read more…

The Hunter Sports Centre is a Rekortan track, located adjacent to Stockland Glendale Shopping Centre. The venue played host to Telstra A-series meets in 2001 and 2002 and the Hunter Track Classic from 2012 to 2019. It has also hosted the NSW Country Championships on a number of occasions. The venue is managed by Lake Macquarie City Council and is Read more…

The Barden Park Athletics Centre of Excellence in Dubbo was opened in 2014. The track underwent a $1.04M resurfacing in 2024. The venue has played host to the Little Athletics NSW Multi Event Championships and to the NSW Country Championships in 2017 and 2020. There is a large grass warmup area adjacent to the track. The track is open to Read more…

The Campbelltown Athletics Centre was built in 1999 as a training track for international teams prior to the 2000 Olympic Games. It replaced a grass athletics track that was marked on the adjacent Campbelltown Stadium, which hosted regional Little Athletics competition. The track hosted two editions of the Telstra A-series, in 2002 and 2003, when Athletics Australia decided not to Read more…

Blacktown International Sportspark Athletics Centre was opened in 2000 as a training venue for international teams prior to the Olympic Games. The track is a Mondo surface and is managed by Blacktown Sports Park, on behalf of Blacktown Council. In addition to hosting interclub level competition, Athletics NSW has in the past used the venue for the NSW Relay Championships. Read more…

Kerryn McCann Athletic Centre is located in Wollongong. The venue was originally named the Beaton Park Athletics Centre. It opened in 1993, with the track being renamed after the late Kerryn McCann in 2009. McCann was the two-time Commonwealth Games Marathon champion, and passed away from cancer in 2008 at the age of 41. The track is a Rekortan surface Read more…

Woden Park was constructed in 1973, with a synthetic track laid in 2015. Public training at the venue is only available for half of the year, between October and March. Due to being located in a residential area, lights at the venue must be turned off at 9:30pm. The administration building houses ACT Little Athletics. The track is a Conispur Read more…