William Ager CWA Memorial Park Upgrades

  • Project typeOpen Spaces & Facilities
  • Completion Date30 September 2026
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What’s happening?

Clarence Valley Council is upgrading William Ager CWA Memorial Park (Ager Park) to make the park a more accessible and attractive place to visit for people to relax, play and connect with nature and each other. The works will include:

  • Construction of a new accessible path through the park connecting to the boardwalk.
  • Installation of a new accessible single toilet block.
  • Replacement of the playground within the same extent as the existing playground.
  • Refurbishment of existing park shelters.
  • Installation of new park identification and interpretative signage.
  • Garden and landscaping works to complement the above upgrades.
  • Demolition of the existing condemned arbour structure.

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    Public toilet concept


When is it happening?

Works will commence at the start of July 2026 and should be complete by September 2026.

What impacts will there be during construction?

Most of the park, including the playground, will be closed during construction to keep workers and the public safe. Pedestrians travelling between the boardwalk and Clarence Street will need to walk along the verge of Pacific Parade (on the west side of the park) or the verge of Ocean Street (on the north side of the park).

Location

Pacific Parade, Yamba 2464  View Map

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Contact details

Luke Brady
02 6643 0200

What are the nearest parks I can use during construction?

The nearest parks / reserves are the Pippi Beach Foreshore Reserve on Pacific Parade and Flinders Park on Clarence Street.

The nearest playground is located at Lions Centenary Park on River Street.

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