Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick continues to experience increasing visitation, with up to 7,000 visitors per day and 1,500 cars requiring parking. While the park’s 132 on-site car spaces have served the community, demand now exceeds availability, particularly during peak times such as weekends and holidays.

To address this, Council is proposing an overflow car park at the Kramer Drive entrance, designed to manage excess parking needs during school holidays, public holidays, weekends, and a limited number of special events (including various evening events). The proposed overflow car park will accommodate between 60 - 100 additional vehicles. After assessing multiple locations, this site was chosen for its flat terrain, ability to be locked when not in use, and surface treatment that allows grass growth while supporting up to 8 tonnes of weight.

We invited community feedback in various ways from 18 August to 14 September to ensure we heard from residents living close by and the broader community.

Consultation closed 14 September 2025 (11:59PM)

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Next Steps

All feedback will be reviewed and a community engagement summary report will be made available on this page for community.

A full report will be presented to Council at its December meeting. (Updated 6 October).

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