About Belmore Basin
Belmore Basin is the historic small-boat harbour at Wollongong Harbour, and it is also home to a commercial fishing fleet. The first basin was built by convict labour and finished in 1844, and an extended basin opened on 6 October 1868 and was named after the Governor, the Earl of Belmore. The NSW Government listing records public toilets, a car park, a picnic area with tables, showers, a cafe and a playground, and says entry is free.
Summarised from nsw.gov.au.
Amenities and highlights
Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Good to know
- Entry
- Free source
- Toilets
- Public toilets source
- Parking
- Car park source
- Picnic
- Picnic area with tables source
- Opened
- Extended basin opened 6 October 1868 source
Gathered from Belmore Basin's own website. Each detail links to where it was published.
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