Hastings Point Headland Management Plan

Have your say on the draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan until 27 June 2025

Council is seeking feedback on a draft management plan for Hastings Point headland from Wednesday 7 May to Friday 27 June 2025. The plan aims to improve the quality of this public open space while protecting the headland's natural environment and cultural heritage values, both now and in the future.

About the plan

The draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan aims to:

• Outline the overall vision for managing the Hastings Point headland.

• Provide a summary of current and future issues affecting the area.

• Include plans and details of proposed actions to address these issues.

The draft Management Plan was developed following consultations with local stakeholders, residents, and visitors. More than 300 people shared what they valued about their area and their vision for its future.

What area is included?

The project area includes Hastings Point headland and carpark, Fig Tree Park, Cudgera Creek Park, Cudgera Creek (downstream of the Tweed Coast Road Bridge), the rocky foreshore surrounding Hastings Point headland, and the land from the carpark at Peninsula Street to the northern side of the creek mouth.

Read the draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan

Draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan - Summary version

Draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan - Full Detail version

Have your say

Community members and visitors are invited to provide feedback on the draft Hastings Point Headland Management plan until 4pm, Friday 27 June 2025.

Submit your feedback in one of the following ways:

• Online: Complete the survey below.
• Mail: Send us a letter addressed as follows: Hastings Point Headland Management Plan, General Manager, Tweed Shire Council, PO Box 816, Murwillumbah NSW 2484
• Email: Send an email to tsc@tweed.nsw.gov.auSubject heading: Hastings Point Headland Management Plan
• In-person information session: During the exhibition period Council will host an on-site community information session. This will be held on a June weekend during the exhibition period.

Survey responses will be considered in the finalisation of the plan.