Stuart Park Stone Shelters

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A photo of a stone shelterThe historic stone picnic shelters in Stuart Park need to be refurbished and we can now present our plans for this work.

The four much loved shelters were built in the 1940s by Charles Prior, a local stonemason.

The works include a new roof, new concrete floor, repairs to the stonework and new picnic furniture.

More information about the shelters can be found in the FAQs and you can view the draft plans.



Feedback on the works can be provided by:

  • using the feedback form below
  • sending an email to engagement@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
  • writing to Community Engagement, Wollongong City Council, Locked Bag 8821 Wollongong DC NSW 2500

Please read Council's Privacy Notification(External link) before making a comment or submission.

Plans are available to view until Wednesday 16th February




A photo of a stone shelterThe historic stone picnic shelters in Stuart Park need to be refurbished and we can now present our plans for this work.

The four much loved shelters were built in the 1940s by Charles Prior, a local stonemason.

The works include a new roof, new concrete floor, repairs to the stonework and new picnic furniture.

More information about the shelters can be found in the FAQs and you can view the draft plans.



Feedback on the works can be provided by:

  • using the feedback form below
  • sending an email to engagement@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
  • writing to Community Engagement, Wollongong City Council, Locked Bag 8821 Wollongong DC NSW 2500

Please read Council's Privacy Notification(External link) before making a comment or submission.

Plans are available to view until Wednesday 16th February




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To me the shelters look a lot better with the raised rooves and they should let in more light.

markfetterplace almost 7 years ago

I'm so glad you are keeping these attractive shelters.
I am a bit confused about a contradiction. You say that after consultation with specialist agencies, you changed the part of the original plan to raise the rooves of the shelters. But the plan still calls for raising of the rooves, and the drawing shows a plinth above the masonry pillars which significantly changes the appearance.
Is it really necessary to raise the pillars?

AntheaFG almost 7 years ago