NSW · BOAT RAMP · HAWKESBURY RIVER

Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp.

Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp is a 4-lane concrete ramp in Hawkesbury River, New South Wales (estuary access), with 50 car-trailer spaces listed by registry. Verified against the official registry, 8 July 2026.

The essentials

Ramp type
Concrete ramp
Lanes
4
Water
Estuary
Parking
50 car-trailer spaces listed by registry
Tide dependent
No

Facilities

ToiletsFish cleaning table

Location

GPS: -33.59967, 150.83285

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Common questions

What kind of boat ramp is Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp?
Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp is a 4-lane concrete ramp with estuary access. Parking: 50 car-trailer spaces listed by registry.
Where is Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp?
Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp is in Hawkesbury River, New South Wales. The launch point is at GPS coordinates -33.59967, 150.83285 — use the Google Maps link on this page for directions.
What facilities does Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp have?
Listed facilities: Toilets, Fish cleaning table.
Is Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp tide dependent?
No — Governor Phillip Reserve Boat Ramp is not recorded as tide dependent in the registry.

Source & verification

Ramp details sourced from the official registry. Retrieved 8 July 2026. Data confidence: High.

Registry detail: TfNSW boat-ramp registry ID 599; owner Hawkesbury City Council; condition Good; waterway access listed as All Times; ramp pontoon listed; nearby pontoon/jetty listed; BBQ listed; waste bin listed.

Conditions change. Ramps silt up, close for works, and tide windows shift — check locally before towing a long way, and always check current boating and fisheries rules for New South Wales.

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