Extraordinary Meeting of Council - 6 July 2026

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Woolwich Baths

Woolwich Baths Woolwich Rd Entrance Sign

Deeply entwined within the cultural history of our municipality and originally opening in 1907, Woolwich Baths is one of Australia's oldest.

Woolwich Baths are open to the public, Monday to Sunday. Please note that parking is limited in this location and time restrictions apply.

Photo of the woolwich baths entrance sign. To the left of the sign are the steps that lead down to the baths area. To the right is some dense vegetation and behind the sign is beautiful lush grass. Left side background shows the Lane Cove River. — Woolwich Baths Woolwich Rd Entrance

Photo shows the pathway that connects the Woolwich Rd steps further down towards the water access. The foreground shows a drop off that is populated by thriving plants. Behind the drop off are the mangrove trees and behind them is the water filled with sailing boats. — Woolwich Baths Access Path

Photo shows a path that forks in two directions. To the left leads down towards the water and the right fork leads up to Collingwood Street. At the fork are two red general waste bins for the bath goers to use. — Woolwich Baths Access Point

Photo shows the un-netted area of the baths. There are large flat rocks to the right of frame, set amongst sand that sits next to the water on the left of the frame. There are lots of boats out on the water. There is a boat dock set in the background, as well as lush mangrove and bushland on the other shores of the river. — Woolwich Baths non-netted area

Photo shows the netted area of the Woolwich Baths. Shows a walkway that juts out from the shore and has a small standing platform at the end. The sun is clittering off the water. You can see a swimming standing at the end of the walkway. — Woolwich Baths Walkway and Swimming Area

Location

Collingwood Street, Woolwich 2110 View Map

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Features

Sea Baths
Showers

Water Conditions

Woolwich Baths water quality is monitored daily and can be viewed on NSW Beachwatch.

If you are swimming in Woolwich Baths, please beware of Blue Ring Octopus.

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