The Dilly Wanderer is a free mobile community service that travels across Wollondilly bringing play-based activities, information and local service connections to local communities including Appin, Bargo, Buxton, Picton, Tahmoor, Thirlmere, Warragamba and more.
Funded by the Department of Communities and Justice, this program supports children aged 0–5 and provides a safe, welcoming place for families to meet and connect. It supports young families, single parents, and Aboriginal families to access culturally safe support, referrals, and resources.
Location |
Address |
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Regular: Appin Park Playground |
Bargo |
Regular: Bargo Sportsground Wet Weather: Bargo Hall |
Buxton |
Regular: Buxton Hall |
| Regular: Cubbitch Barta Reserve | |
Menangle |
Regular: Old School Site/Station Street Playground |
The Oaks |
Regular: Williams Park Wet Weather: The Oaks Hall |
Oakdale |
Regular: Willis Park |
Picton |
Regular: Picton Botanic Gardens Wet Weather: Wollondilly Shire Hall |
Tahmoor 1 |
Regular: Community Links Wellbeing Wet Weather: 6 Harper Close |
Tahmoor 2 |
Regular: Emmett Park Wet Weather: CWA Hall |
Thirlmere |
Regular: Thirlmere Park |
Warragamba |
Regular: Civic Park Wet Weather: Warragamba Hall |
Yanderra |
Regular: Birahlee Park |
Dilly Wanderer sessions run year round from 9.00am to 11.00am
Winter sessions (June, July, August) 10.00am to 12.00pm
10.00am to 12.00pm
Community Links Wellbeing during the School Term
Meet Candy (Candice) the heart of The Dilly Wanderer!
Candy has been running The Dilly Wanderer since 2014, spreading smiles and connecting with families all across Wollondilly, the very place she grew up! With her Working With Children Check and First Aid certificate, you’re always in safe, caring hands. And in her own words:
“I love my job. It gets me out and about in the community and I get to meet so many new people!”
If you spot the colourful van, you can bet Candy’s nearby with a big smile and a warm welcome. 🌈😊
We love bringing the Dilly Wanderer to our community...and we’d love your feedback!
Our quick survey takes under 1 minute and will help us make the service even better.
Wollondilly Shire Council acknowledges the Dharawal and Gundungurra peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land, honouring their enduring cultural and spiritual connection to Country and recognising their ongoing contribution to the Shire.
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