The park was named to commemorate the 1984 sister city agreement between Campbelltown and Koshigaya, Japan.
It frequently hosts the annual Fisher's Ghost Festival, one of the longest-running community festivals in Australia.
The park borders the local arts precinct, providing a visual transition between urban commercial areas and cultural zones.
The site includes specific infrastructure to accommodate large-scale outdoor public gatherings and markets.
Koshigaya Park serves as the primary central park for the Campbelltown CBD in New South Wales. It features an extensive shaded playground facility suitable for various age groups. The park is designated as a major venue for local community events, including festivals and seasonal celebrations. It provides established picnic areas with permanent table settings and expansive lawn spaces. The site is named in recognition of Campbelltown’s sister city relationship with Koshigaya, Japan. The park incorporates paved walkways connecting the Hurley Street and Camden Road perimeter. It functions as a public leisure hub situated directly adjacent to the Campbelltown Arts Centre. The grounds are maintained by the Campbelltown City Council as part of the regional park infrastructure.
The Japanese-inspired landscaping elements and park signage located near the Hurley Street entrance.
Bring a portable picnic blanket as shaded tables can be occupied during weekends.
Check the Campbelltown City Council event calendar before visiting to avoid crowds during major festival days.
Utilize the walking path connection to the adjacent arts centre to combine a park visit with a gallery viewing.
Do not attempt to park directly on the grassed areas during major events, as strictly enforced local traffic rules apply.
Standard public park conduct applies; ensure all waste is placed in provided bins and follow local dog-leash regulations.
