The NSW Government has upgraded Woolwich Wharf as part of the Transport Access Program.
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SEP 2020Woolwich Wharf to reopen
Woolwich Wharf will reopen on Wednesday 30 September 2020.
More informationF8 Cockatoo Island Ferry services will resume from 6.24am on Wednesday 30 September from Woolwich Wharf.
Ferry services will no longer operate to the temporary wharf at Clarke Road. The temporary bus service, route 537, will also stop operating.
Customers can visit transportnsw.info or call Transport Info on 131 500 for timetable and service information.
For more information view or download our September 2020 community notification (PDF, 307Kb).
Project information
The upgrade is part of the major progressive upgrade of ferry wharves across Sydney Harbour which aims to improve Sydney’s ferry services for customers, delivering accessible, safe and comfortable public transport infrastructure. New and upgraded wharfs are being delivered as part of the NSW Government’s Transport Access Program.
In response to community feedback during the display of the Review of Environmental Factors ferry services will be temporarily relocated to Clarke Road Wharf.
For more information about Clarke Road Wharf view or download our April 2020 community notification (PDF, 420Kb).
Clarke Road Wharf for illustrative purposes
The new wharf provides customers with an improved public transport experience. The new wharf includes a floating pontoon connected to land by an uncovered gangway and entry bridge.
The pontoon has a curved roof, seating and glass weather protection panels. All existing wharf structures have been removed.
Some of the land surrounding the wharf has also been upgraded to improve customer facilities and meet accessibility requirements. The waiting shelter and toilet has been refurbished and accessible paths to the wharf have been provided. The footpath has been raised and three accessible parking spaces have been realigned. Two kiss and ride parking spaces and new bicycle parking hoops near the wharf entry have also been provided.
Customers will be able to catch a temporary bus service, route 537, operating in a loop between Hunters Hill and Woolwich, to connect with the F8 Cockatoo Island ferry services.
This bus service is in addition to the existing bus services in the area. Customers are encouraged to plan their trip by visiting transport.nsw.info or calling 131 500 before starting their journey.
Temporary 537 bus route
Project documents
Community notifciations
| File | Title | Size |
|---|---|---|
| September 2020 community notifciation | 307Kb | |
| May 2020 community notifciation | 1,001Kb | |
| April 2020 community notifciation | 420Kb | |
| December 2019 community notifciation | 285Kb | |
| October 2019 - Have your say | 785Kb |
Reports
| File | Title | Size |
|---|---|---|
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Submissions report
Novemeber 2019 |
940Kb | |
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Review of environmental factors
October 2019 |
7.58Mb |
Contact us
For further information about this project contact:
Phone: 1800 770 973 (toll free)