Beaches Parramatta

Parramatta Wharf

A scenic riverside wharf at Parramatta in Sydney with a 4.4 rating across 216 reviews.

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Parramatta Wharf is a public transport stop at the corner of Phillip Street and Charles Street in Parramatta, Sydney. Rather than a swimming beach or recreation venue, it is a practical departure point with a next-service display, public transport and local-area maps, and facilities for planning onward travel.

The wharf has an Opal card top-up and single-trip ticket machine, with card payments accepted. Travellers can also find an emergency help point, bike lockers and a wheelchair-accessible car space. Boarding support includes a wheelchair ramp, while wharf-edge tactile indicators, a hearing loop and PA announcements assist passengers with different access needs.

It suits solo travellers, commuters and visitors using public transport through Parramatta, particularly those who value clear stop information and accessible facilities. Check the current departures before travelling, as the source provides stop information but does not list fixed opening hours or specific services in this listing.