Mullawarra Reserve Upgrades

Project value$400,000
Project stageApril 2024.

Scope

Construction to improved public amenities at Mullawarra Reserve will begin in February 2024.

The plans propose to improve the public amenities, accessibility and safety in the reserve.

The works include installing new stairs for beach access, a beach shower, designated car parking, pathway, toilet amenities, and BBQ and picnic facilities.

The car park will be upgraded to designated parking to improve safety, accessibility and to maximise spaces for users. The reclamation of a 5-metre strip on the east side of the car park to accommodate beach retreatment. The area will be rehabilitated with grass with a new seat and picnic table for day users.

Reserve upgrades

Stairs to the beach
Beach shower
Designated parking for people with accessibility needs
Removal of old bollards
Relocating existing bollards around the car park
Reclaimed grass area
Concrete footpath
Accessible toilet block
BBQ and Picnic under shelter
Timber seat
Decommissioning of septic system
Connection to the City’s sewer network
Planting of shade trees

Funding
Funding for $400,000 was provided by the Coffs Coast Regional Park Trust Board and City of Coffs Harbour.

Coffs Coast Regional Park
Mullawarra Beach Reserve forms part of the Coffs Coast Regional Park, which covers 27 kilometres of coastline. It is governed by a NSW Government-appointed Coffs Coast Regional Park Trust Board of community representatives, including Aboriginal Elders and representatives of Coffs Harbour City Council and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

Visit the Coffs Coast Regional Park page on NSW Parks and Wildlife website