Ramp Infrastructure & Facility Report
Woollamia Boat Ramp: Located on Currambene Creek in the Woollamia Maritime Precinct, Woollamia, this dual-lane concrete boat ramp is managed by Shoalhaven City Council and serves as the primary gateway to the waters of Jervis Bay. The waterfront precinct is extensively equipped with staging and boarding assets, including multiple adjacent floating pontoons (Facility A with power and water, Facilities C & D floating pontoon wharves), a medium-duty concrete wharf with power, water, and blackwater pump-out (Facility B), and a timber wharf (Facility E). While sheltered within the creek, the facility experiences extreme seasonal congestion and user conflicts with commercial, industrial, and private vessel moorings. Landside infrastructure includes a paved queuing/preparation area, a freshwater washdown/rinse bay, a concrete fenced hardstand with power/water points, and extensive trailer parking (areas L-O and R) alongside dedicated car-only parking (P).
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