Royal National Park road upgrades

The replacement bridge over Flat Rock Creek in the Royal National Park has been installed and Sir Bertram Stevens Drive is again open to traffic.

Transport for NSW acknowledges the patience and understanding of the communities of Bundeena and Maianbar over the past few months. We know the anxiety and economic loss caused by last summer’s devastating bushfires and the coronavirus pandemic, and we’re grateful to local residents for their positive support.

Transport for NSW published the engagement report for the three-stage, Royal National Park road upgrade program. You can view and download the May 2020 engagement report (PDF, 615Kb).

Transport for NSW recently upgraded roads in the Royal National Park, including replacing the 75 year old Flat Rock Creek Bridge. The Royal National Park is a major tourist destination, providing the community with popular walking and cycling trails and picnicking areas.

The work was carried out over three stage: replacement of culverts on Sir Bertram Stevens Drive, slope stabilisation on McKell Avenue; and the replacement of Flat Rock Creek Bridge.

Transport for NSW invited public comment on the program in April 2020 (PDF, 1.19Mb). A consultation report (615Kb) was published in May 2020.

You can view or download the May 2020 engagement report (PDF, 615Kb) here. Also, you can view the call for comment notification (PDF, 1.19Mb) here.

• August 2020 project update
  Royal National Park road upgrades.
• June 2020 project update
  Royal National Park road upgrades.
• May 2020 project update
  Stage 1 start of work notification.
• April 2020 project update
  Call for community comment.

• May 2020 engagement report

• October 2020 - Flat Rock Ceek Bridge now open