Lindsay Maynes Park Criterium Bicycle Track and Precinct Plan

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As part of Council’s commitment to improve and support cycling opportunities for everyone in the community, we've developed a design for a criterium track in Unanderra. The new criterium track will be built at Lindsay Maynes Park.


There has been an increase in people cycling for sport and recreation in Wollongong. Through the Wollongong Cycling Strategy 2030(External link), we want to provide people with places to ride safely. We have also heard from the community that one of their cycling priorities was dedicated cycling infrastructure, separated from pedestrians and cars.

The criterium track will provide a safe and dedicated track for riders of all ages and abilities. It will be a 950m closed-loop course on asphalt road, built for cycling and suitable for other similar wheeled equipment such as roller blades or scooters. It will also provide a purpose-built facility for Wollongong to support and host bicycle racing events.

We have conducted research and worked with the local cycling community to come up with a draft design that meets both industry standards(External link), and community needs.

The building of the track and other related works are part of the Lindsay Maynes Precinct Plan. A precinct plan provides a longer term vision for the space or area that is created for, and can guide what is built, planted or created in the space over several years. The building of the track will be the first stage implemented in this plan.

Find out more

Read our FAQs, and have a look at the plan.

We have also organised two sessions to hear directly from residents and property owners in the local area. Your local knowledge and feedback will help us understand how you might like to use the new facility and precinct.

Sessions will be held at the following times:

DATE:  Thursday 24 June 2021

TIME: 3:30pm – 6:00pm

VENUE: Unanderra Community Centre, Cnr Factory Rd and Princes Highway

DATE: Saturday 17 July 2021

TIME: 10.30am – 12:30pm

VENUE: To be confirmed upon registration

You will need to register to attend these sessions. Sessions will be approximately 20 minutes and numbers restricted to ensure we can maintain covid safe practice. Bookings will open on Monday 21 June and can be made by emailing C&CSAdmin@wollongong.nsw.gov.au(External link) or by phoning 02 4227 7238.

How to share your thoughts

If you are unable to attend a session, you can still let us know your thoughts by

Let us know your thoughts by Monday 26 July 2021.

Please read Council's Privacy Policy (External link)before making your submission.

If you're deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment, you can contact us through the National Relay Service(External link). If you need an interpreter you can contact us through the Translating and Interpreting Service(External link) on 131 450. You'll need to provide our phone number (02) 4227 7111 for either service.

As part of Council’s commitment to improve and support cycling opportunities for everyone in the community, we've developed a design for a criterium track in Unanderra. The new criterium track will be built at Lindsay Maynes Park.


There has been an increase in people cycling for sport and recreation in Wollongong. Through the Wollongong Cycling Strategy 2030(External link), we want to provide people with places to ride safely. We have also heard from the community that one of their cycling priorities was dedicated cycling infrastructure, separated from pedestrians and cars.

The criterium track will provide a safe and dedicated track for riders of all ages and abilities. It will be a 950m closed-loop course on asphalt road, built for cycling and suitable for other similar wheeled equipment such as roller blades or scooters. It will also provide a purpose-built facility for Wollongong to support and host bicycle racing events.

We have conducted research and worked with the local cycling community to come up with a draft design that meets both industry standards(External link), and community needs.

The building of the track and other related works are part of the Lindsay Maynes Precinct Plan. A precinct plan provides a longer term vision for the space or area that is created for, and can guide what is built, planted or created in the space over several years. The building of the track will be the first stage implemented in this plan.

Find out more

Read our FAQs, and have a look at the plan.

We have also organised two sessions to hear directly from residents and property owners in the local area. Your local knowledge and feedback will help us understand how you might like to use the new facility and precinct.

Sessions will be held at the following times:

DATE:  Thursday 24 June 2021

TIME: 3:30pm – 6:00pm

VENUE: Unanderra Community Centre, Cnr Factory Rd and Princes Highway

DATE: Saturday 17 July 2021

TIME: 10.30am – 12:30pm

VENUE: To be confirmed upon registration

You will need to register to attend these sessions. Sessions will be approximately 20 minutes and numbers restricted to ensure we can maintain covid safe practice. Bookings will open on Monday 21 June and can be made by emailing C&CSAdmin@wollongong.nsw.gov.au(External link) or by phoning 02 4227 7238.

How to share your thoughts

If you are unable to attend a session, you can still let us know your thoughts by

Let us know your thoughts by Monday 26 July 2021.

Please read Council's Privacy Policy (External link)before making your submission.

If you're deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment, you can contact us through the National Relay Service(External link). If you need an interpreter you can contact us through the Translating and Interpreting Service(External link) on 131 450. You'll need to provide our phone number (02) 4227 7111 for either service.

Consultation has concluded
  • Project Update - August 2022

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    29 Aug 2022

    The city’s first criterium track is almost ready to open, providing an exciting new facility for our community to ride, skate or scoot.

    While the majority of the track has been completed, there is still some remaining landscaping and tidying up to do.

    It is important that the community be patient and avoid using the criterium track until all construction fencing is removed for your safety. We’ll let you know once it’s ready to go by posting updates on the Wollongong City Council Facebook page(External link)

    Once open, the criterium track will be available for use by the community from 6am to sunset every day unless booked for training or a specific event. Read more here..(External link)


  • Project Update - September 2021

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    23 Sep 2021

    We recently asked the community to comment on a Criterium Track & Precinct Plan for Lindsay Mayne Park in Unanderra. The plan included the building of a criterium track, with the initial concept design being developed in consultation with the local cycling community. It also acknowledged future growth opportunities as a sporting precinct, particularly for the local cycling and hockey communities.

    240 written submissions were received. 230 via the online survey, 10 via email and three via phone call. 18 people attended the face to face session. The project page was viewed 951 times and information was shared via Council’s Facebook page.

    All feedback received was reviewed by the project team. The Engagement Summary provides a summary of all the feedback received and how it has been considered.

    Stage 1 of the Lindsay Mayne Park Criterium Track and Precinct is expected to commence in early 2022.