Parking, pathways, and traffic
Whether you're driving, walking, or cycling, the Eurobodalla is a great place to get around. We have plenty of parking, maintain a growing network of pathways, and plan for future transport improvements to support safe, connected communities.
Keep reading to learn how we’re helping people move around the Eurobodalla.
Parking
When visiting towns, beaches or local attractions, you’ll find a mix of on-street and off-street parking options.
All our parking is free, but some areas have time limits or other restrictions so it’s best to always check any signs.
If you hold a mobility parking scheme (MPS) permit, you can park for additional time in timed spaces. We also provide many clearly marked accessible parking spaces throughout the Eurobodalla.
Mobility parking permits are managed by the NSW Government. To apply for a permit and learn about where and how to use a permit, visit: Service NSW mobility parking scheme
Pathways
Our pathways create safe, accessible and enjoyable walking and cycling routes. We maintain over 150km of formal pathways throughout the Eurobodalla, with a mix of footpaths and shared paths.
We’re continually expanding the pathway network to encourage active transport and improve road safety in urban areas. This includes working with community groups and seeking grant funding for new paths.
Our Eurobodalla Pathways Strategy provides a framework for planning and building new pathways. It includes proposed locations and a point score system to help prioritise projects. While this system helps guide decisions, construction may be dependent on available funds, community contributions and alignment with other projects.
The strategy was adopted by Council in 2017.
The strategy also meets the requirements for a Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan (PAMP) for Eurobodalla. Specific PAMPs may be developed for individual locations as needed.
PAMPS provide a framework for creating safe, convenient and sustainable pedestrian routes. They identify areas important to the community and are developed in partnership with Council, the NSW Government, developers, and other stakeholders.
Traffic
Effective traffic and transport planning is essential to ensure safe and efficient movement across the Eurobodalla. Our goal is to build a well-connected network that meets the needs of residents, visitors, and transport workers – now and into the future.
To guide this work, we’re developing transport network plans outlining major actions and strategies for the next 10-20 years. These plans focus on improving the local and regional road network, accommodating population growth and improving pedestrian and cyclist connectivity between and within villages.
The Transport Network Plan - Northern Area Eurobodalla was adopted by Council in 2021.
We are currently preparing a transport network plan for the southern area of Eurobodalla.
Related studies
A series of traffic, transport and parking studies inform our plans, helping to identify priorities to improve safety, accessibility and efficiency across the network.