Woollamia Maritime Facilities

The Woollamia boat ramp facility provides a base for recreational fishing, marine and boating activities, vessel launching and is a key access point to the waters of Jervis Bay.

A major precinct upgrade funded by the NSW Government occurred in 2021, and Council is now reviewing the use of the area to ensure the best outcomes for the community.

Following a resolution of Council (CL26.40) on 24 March 2026, we are now consulting with the community to refine operating procedures for this precinct, including the hardstand areas in the precinct and the concrete loading wharf. This is the first step in engaging with users of the Woollamia boat ramp to understand how the precinct is currently used and how it could be used in the future. Your feedback will be used to develop new operating procedures.

The Woollamia boat ramp facility provides a base for recreational fishing, marine and boating activities, vessel launching and is a key access point to the waters of Jervis Bay.

A major precinct upgrade funded by the NSW Government occurred in 2021, and Council is now reviewing the use of the area to ensure the best outcomes for the community.

What We Heard: Woollamia Maritime Facilities Consultation

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Thank you to everyone who took the time to participate in the consultation for the Woollamia Maritime Facilities project. Your feedback has provided valuable insights into how the community uses and values this facility. The following graphs summarise the key findings from the consultation and highlight the themes, preferences and priorities shared by respondents.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to participate in the consultation for the Woollamia Maritime Facilities project. Your feedback has provided valuable insights into how the community uses and values this facility. The following graphs summarise the key findings from the consultation and highlight the themes, preferences and priorities shared by respondents.
Drop‑in Sessions – Woollamia Maritime Facilities

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Council is hosting informal drop‑in sessions to provide information and answer questions about the Woollamia Maritime Facilities project. This is a chance to learn more about the review of the precinct and share your feedback.
📍 Huskisson Community Centre, Dent St, Huskisson
📅 Thursday 14 May and Tuesday 19 May
🕐 1:00pm – 3:00pm
No bookings required — drop in at a time that suits you.
Council is hosting informal drop‑in sessions to provide information and answer questions about the Woollamia Maritime Facilities project. This is a chance to learn more about the review of the precinct and share your feedback.
📍 Huskisson Community Centre, Dent St, Huskisson
📅 Thursday 14 May and Tuesday 19 May
🕐 1:00pm – 3:00pm
No bookings required — drop in at a time that suits you.
Feedback sought on Woollamia boat ramp

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Community members who use the Woollamia boat ramp facility are being asked to help shape future operating procedures for the busy precinct.
The Woollamia maritime facilities on Currambene Creek provide an important base for recreational fishing, marine and boating activities, and launching.
Following a major precinct upgrade completed in 2023, Council is now reviewing how the area is used to ensure it continues to deliver the best possible outcomes for the community.
Consultation follows a resolution of Council which supported engagement with users to explore potential future operating procedures for the hardstands (the surface adjacent to the boat ramp) and the loading wharf.

Insights will be used to develop draft operating procedures to support the safe and shared use of the facilities into the future.

Have your say by completing the survey here.

Community members who use the Woollamia boat ramp facility are being asked to help shape future operating procedures for the busy precinct.
The Woollamia maritime facilities on Currambene Creek provide an important base for recreational fishing, marine and boating activities, and launching.
Following a major precinct upgrade completed in 2023, Council is now reviewing how the area is used to ensure it continues to deliver the best possible outcomes for the community.
Consultation follows a resolution of Council which supported engagement with users to explore potential future operating procedures for the hardstands (the surface adjacent to the boat ramp) and the loading wharf.

Insights will be used to develop draft operating procedures to support the safe and shared use of the facilities into the future.

Have your say by completing the survey here.