Ramp Infrastructure & Facility Report
The Dorey Street Boat Ramp is located on Dorey Street within the Curdies Inlet Reserve in Peterborough, providing direct estuary access to the Curdies River and Inlet. The infrastructure consists of a two-lane concrete ramp. Staging is basic with no boarding jetties or walkways, although Moyne Shire Council secured a $50,000 Technical Review grant to design replacement jetties and retaining walls for the broader Curdies Inlet Reserve. Navigational hazards are highly tide-dependent, with the channel recorded as shallow at times, requiring careful tide checking before launch or retrieval. No amenities are listed on-site, meaning there are no fish cleaning tables, public restrooms, or lighting on-site. The parking capacity is limited to 10 car-and-trailer spaces listed by Boating Vic.
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