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Fort Denison Cafe and Restaurant

Sydney Harbour National Park

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Overview

Fort Denison wharf upgrade

The 1940s era timber wharf is being replaced with a new modern wharf that will meet accessibility requirements. Conservation and upgrade works to the buildings and seawall are underway. Find out more about the work to upgrade the wharf at Fort Denison. 

Fort Denison cafe and restaurant is closed and a process is underway to select a new venue operator to commence operation in late 2023.

Type
Cafes and kiosks
Where
Sydney Harbour National Park in Sydney and surrounds
Entry fees
Park entry fees apply
Please note

Fort Denison is closed for essential maintenance and conservation works. Fort Denison is expected to reopen in late 2023.

 

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

Also see

  • Fort Denison – Muddawahnyuh, Sydney Harbour National Park. Photo credit: John Yurasek © DPIE

    Fort Denison – Muddawahnyuh

    Fort Denison – Muddawahnyuh (mud-uh-'wahn-yuh) is closed for maintenance and conservation works until late 2023. 

 

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Conservation program:

Fort Denison heritage collection project

Fort Denison is home to a wealth of historic heritage. The Fort Denison heritage collection project invited volunteers to locate, identify, document, conserve, interpret and make accessible the heritage collections in Sydney Harbour National Park. This allowed NPWS to engage with the community and ensure our collections are protected.

Fort Denison, Sydney Harbour National Park. Photo: David Finnegan

Park info

  • in Sydney Harbour National Park in the Sydney and surrounds region

  • Sydney Harbour National Park is open sunrise to sunset but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.

  • Park entry fees:

    Bradleys Head: $8 per vehicle per day. North Head: $5 per vehicle per day. Tap and pay card or phone payments accepted at pay machines. Coin payment available at Fairfax carpark machines only. Chowder Bay: Monday-Friday: $3 per hour, to a maximum of $16 per day. Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: $4 per hour, to a maximum of $20 per day. If you hold an NPWS All Parks or Multi Parks Pass, you can park free for up to four hours per day - additional time can be purchased. Car parks operated by Sydney Harbour Federation Trust or Mosman Council are not covered by your pass. Please check signs carefully. Park’nPay: You can also pay for your visit to any area via the Park’nPay app.

    Other fees:

    Landing fees or tour fees apply to visit Sydney Harbour islands. All public visitors to Shark, Clark or Rodd Island, need to pay a $7 per person landing fee. To arrange, please contact 1300 072 757 (13000 PARKS). Annual NSW Parks Passes do not cover landing fees.

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