Community Facilities

Facilities:

• Kitchen
• Meeting room
• Hall
• Oval
• Clubrooms
• Off street parking
• Disabled toilet

Examples of Current Use:

• Youth group activities
• Meetings
• Concerts
• Private parties

Contact:
Julie – Booking Officer

0439 396 300

Sporting Recreational Facilities:

• Football and cricket grounds
• Cricket nets
• Public toilets

Contact:
Sorell Council
6269 0000

Facilities:

• Meeting room
• Kitchen
• Hall
• Stage
• Disabled access toilets
• Off street parking

Examples of Current Use:

• Theatre productions/workshops
• Meetings
• Flower Show

From 1 July 2024 the Dunalley Hall is now manged by Dunalley Community Hall Inc.

For bookings and enquiries please contact:
dunalleycommunityhall@gmail.com

Sporting Recreational Facilities:

• Football and cricket grounds
• Netball courts Outdoor
• Netball courts Indoor
• Basketball court Outdoor
• Basketball courts Indoor
• Cricket nets
• Soccer grounds
• Little Athletics facilities
• PCYC
• Change rooms
• Meeting rooms
• Function Centre
• Canteen/Bar (external operator)
• Gym (external operator)

Contact:
Sorell Council
6269 0000

South East Stadium – Address 13 Montagu Street Sorell

Facilities:

• Kitchen & dining/meeting space
• Disabled access toilets

Examples of Current Use:

• Midway Point Hall Op Shop
• Youth group
• Sport & recreation activities
• Neighbourhood Centre activities
• Dance classes

Contact:
Sorell Council
6269 0000

Facilities:

• Kitchen
• Supper/meeting rooms with TV facilities
• Hall
• Stage/stage lights
• Projector

Examples of Current Use:

• Sorell Market
• Pittwater Art Group
• Karate
• Dance Classes

Contact:
Sorell Council
6269 0000

For information and for any booking enquiries please contact

Treasurer & Bookings Officer: Alyson Magrath 0407534161

Examples of Current Use:

• Hall
• Concerts
• Art displays

Contact:
Sorell Council
6269 0000

SHAPING THE FUTURE OF SORELL’S COMMUNITY HEART

We continue to progress plans for the Sorell Community Cultural Precinct – an exciting project set to create a vibrant, inclusive public space in the centre of town.

The vision for the precinct has been developed over several years, with strong community input helping to shape its direction. Initial consultations in 2020, including public forums, a survey and Facebook group, highlighted community priorities such as creating welcoming outdoor spaces, celebrating Sorell’s history and heritage, and ensuring the area is well connected and flexible for different uses.

In 2021, Council formed the Sorell Community Cultural Precinct Reference Committee. This group was made up of local people with different skills and perspectives, selected through an Expression of Interest process. Since then, the committee has been providing feedback and helping ensure the project reflects what the community wants and continues to play a key role in guiding the project and reflecting community aspirations. Council is continuing to work with the Reference Committee to ensure the project meets the needs of the community and becomes a space everyone can enjoy.

Council and the reference committee worked with Loci Architecture and Inspiring Place to develop a concept plan.

The precinct is being delivered in stages:

• Stage 1 includes restoration of the heritage-listed Rail Carriage Shed with fencing and landscaping.
• Stage 2 is the removal of outdated structures and potential soil decontamination of the associated sites.
• Stage 3 proposes new community facilities such as an amphitheatre, market space, shelters, gardens, amenities and seating.

Stage 1 is already well underway, with the Railway Carriage Shed recently restored thanks to Federal Government’s funding making the Shed safe, accessible, and ready to bring the precinct to life through local events.

The Federal Government has committed $2.25 million in funding to make this vision a reality for our community. Have a look at the concept plan – Sorell Community Cultural Precinct Concept Plan.

We look forward to working with our community to bring this shared vision to life and create a precinct that supports connection, creativity and celebration in Sorell.

Facilities:

Kitchen

Lounge area with TV

Office Space

Outdoor Area with BBQ

Flexi room – eg. Crafting, Gaming

Examples of Use:

• Kids Parties
• Service Providers
• Youth Activities

Contact:
Sorell Council
6269 0000

Sorell Council has a Recreational (RV) Parking area located in Montagu Street Sorell.

This parking area is for fully self contained vehicles only.

Fees for the 2026-2027 Financial Year are: (Current fees can be found in the Fees & Charges Schedule)

$17.00 per night

$50.00 for 5 nights

A permit fee is payable and there is a maximum ten night stay. Permits available from the Council offices between 8:00am and 4:30 pm Mon–Fri, or onsite – please place correct money in envelope provided and place in safe deposit box near dump point.

Please ensure all permits are displayed clearly on dash board of vehicle.

Includes a dump point and potable water.

The RV Park has a BBQ shelter with a free BBQ and picnic tables, sponsored by the Lions Club of Sorell.

Rules of Use

1. Overnight parking is prohibited unless permit fees have been paid
2. All vehicles must be self-contained (toilet and washing facilities)
3. Maximum duration of stay is 2 weeks within a 12-month period
4. Dispose of all wastewater from washing and showing into the dump point (greywater irrigation onto the grass or trees is not permitted)
5. No camping is permitted, unless tents are associated with a caravan or recreational vehicle
6. No loud music or offensive behaviour
7. Dispose of rubbish into the communal bins
8. Dogs:
   1. must be kept within an enclosed area or on a lead held by a person or tethered to the vehicle
   2. must not cause a nuisance
9. No open fires or fire pits are permitted, gas barbeques or heaters are acceptable
10. Generators may only be used between 10 am and 4 pm daily.

Penalties may apply for non-compliance with the Rules of Use, and a Council Officer may direct you to leave the site.