Manly Dam
112 King Street
MANLY VALE, NSW, 2093
Manly Warringah War Memorial State Park, commonly known as Manly Dam, is the perfect place for site-specific theatre events. Typically, Manly Dam is closed after dark, but it will be re-opened for A Campfire Story's Sydney Fringe Festival season. Vehicle access is via King Street, Manly Vale. Please note that Manly Dam will be very dark, as there is no lighting provided. All flora and fauna are protected. Dogs are not permitted in the areas where A Campfire Story will be held.
Manly Dam, located at 112 King Street, Manly Vale, NSW 2093, is accessible by vehicle via the main entrance at the end of King Street (off Condamine Street). From this entrance, Sir Roden Cutler V.C. Memorial Drive leads to the four picnic areas and carparks. Pedestrian and disabled access is available via a footpath from the main entrance, which currently runs to Section 2, allowing access without using the road. Additional access points for cyclists are available at Gibbs Street (Manly Vale) and Upper Clontarf or Kirkwood Street at Bantry Reserve, Seaforth. Public transport options are limited, and there is no lighting in the park after dark, so visitors should plan accordingly.
MANLY VALE, NSW, 2093
Manly Warringah War Memorial State Park, commonly known as Manly Dam, is the perfect place for site-specific theatre events. Typically, Manly Dam is closed after dark, but it will be re-opened for A Campfire Story's Sydney Fringe Festival season. Vehicle access is via King Street, Manly Vale. Please note that Manly Dam will be very dark, as there is no lighting provided. All flora and fauna are protected. Dogs are not permitted in the areas where A Campfire Story will be held.
Transport Information
Getting ThereManly Dam, located at 112 King Street, Manly Vale, NSW 2093, is accessible by vehicle via the main entrance at the end of King Street (off Condamine Street). From this entrance, Sir Roden Cutler V.C. Memorial Drive leads to the four picnic areas and carparks. Pedestrian and disabled access is available via a footpath from the main entrance, which currently runs to Section 2, allowing access without using the road. Additional access points for cyclists are available at Gibbs Street (Manly Vale) and Upper Clontarf or Kirkwood Street at Bantry Reserve, Seaforth. Public transport options are limited, and there is no lighting in the park after dark, so visitors should plan accordingly.
Accessibility Information
Manly Dam provides limited accessibility for visitors with mobility needs. Vehicle access is via the main entrance at King Street, with carparks nearby. A dedicated footpath from the main entrance allows pedestrian and wheelchair access to Section 2 without needing to use the road. There are two accessible toilets available for audience use. Visitors should note that the terrain can be uneven in some areas, and the park is unlit after dark, so extra care may be needed. Dogs are not permitted in the event areas.