Deepwater Plaza Woy Woy is more than just a shopping centre. It’s the beating heart of the peninsula, where locals gather to shop, eat, and connect. Nestled at the corner of Railway and Charlton Streets, this central Woy Woy location near railway and public transport has been serving residents for years with everyday essentials and genuine local spirit.
From your weekly grocery run at Coles to picking up fresh bread at Bakers Delight, everything you need is under one roof. The centre’s relaxed, welcoming vibe reflects the Woy Woy community it serves – unpretentious, friendly, and always ready to lend a hand.
Community isn’t just a buzzword here. The plaza actively supports local groups and initiatives that matter to residents. The centre is a long-term partner and proud sponsor of the Umina Surf Life Saving Club, an organisation that has worked tirelessly for the peninsula since its earliest days.
From youthful rebellion to steadfast service, the Umina Surf Life Saving Club has never wavered from its charter. They stick together to work for and with their community. They keep our beaches safe and our families protected. The plaza is honoured to stand alongside them.
Several casual leasing sites are available free of charge for local charities and organisations. Whether you’re running a fundraiser or raising awareness for a cause, the centre welcomes you. Contact Centre Management on 02 4379 9999 to book your spot.
Beyond surf lifesaving, the centre champions all kinds of local initiatives. Woy Woy sporting clubs and groups are the glue that holds the peninsula together. That’s why the doors are always open for local organisations to connect with shoppers.
A noticeboard sits in the corridor adjacent to the Commonwealth Bank. Drop your notices into Centre Management for approval and display. It’s a simple way to spread the word about events, fundraisers, or local news.
The centre houses all your go-to retailers. Coles anchors the grocery offering, while Kmart covers general merchandise and homewares. Major anchor tenants including Coles and Kmart under one roof make this a practical destination. Priceline Pharmacy looks after your health and beauty needs. Nev & Jim’s Butchery delivers quality meat with old-school service.
Need government services? Service NSW operates a centre near Best&Less. This makes it easy to sort licences, registrations, and other official business while you shop. They can also point you toward a Justice of the Peace in the local area.
Extended Thursday trading until 7:00 PM for working families makes life easier. The centre opens at 9:00 AM most days. Sunday trading runs from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, so you can tick off errands on your own schedule.
Parents know that shopping with little ones can be a challenge. That’s why the plaza created the Kidz Corner, a free space near Best&Less. It’s open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily. It features a library exchange plus toys to keep children entertained.
Sit back, relax, and let the kids make friends while you catch your breath. It’s a small touch that makes a big difference to busy families navigating the weekly shop.
Wheelchairs are also available free of charge. Just visit Centre Management to arrange one. This ensures everyone can move comfortably through the centre.
The plaza runs a dedicated Senior’s Club membership, recognising the vital role older shoppers play locally. The club offers special events, discounts, and social opportunities tailored to seniors who have called the peninsula home for decades. This community-first approach with dedicated Senior’s Club membership sets the centre apart.
An active What’s On calendar fostering local connection keeps things lively throughout the year. From seasonal celebrations to school holiday activities, there’s always something happening. These events bring people together, turning routine shopping trips into genuine social occasions.
It’s this blend of practical convenience and connection that sets the plaza apart. You’re not just another customer here – you’re a neighbour. Learn more about upcoming events on our What’s On page.
Location matters, and the plaza nails it. Positioned right in the heart of town, the centre is a short walk from the train station. It’s well-serviced by local bus routes. Whether you’re coming from Umina, Ettalong, or further afield, getting here is straightforward.
Parking is plentiful and hassle-free. No circling the car park for twenty minutes or squeezing into tight spots. You can pull in, park up, and get on with your day. Visit our contact page for directions and transport options.
Deepwater Plaza is located at the corner of Railway and Charlton Streets in Woy Woy, NSW 2256. It’s right in the heart of town, a short walk from Woy Woy train station and easily accessible by local bus routes. Parking is plentiful and free.
The centre opens at 9:00 AM Monday to Saturday, with late trading until 7:00 PM on Thursdays. Sunday hours are 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Individual store hours may vary, so check with specific retailers for their exact trading times.
Key retailers include Coles supermarket, Kmart, Priceline Pharmacy, Bakers Delight, Nev & Jim’s Butchery, The Reject Shop, and Sushi Hub. Service NSW also operates a centre inside the plaza, offering government services and assistance with licences and registrations.
Yes, absolutely. The centre offers free casual leasing sites for community and charity organisations to run fundraisers and awareness campaigns. There’s also a community noticeboard near the Commonwealth Bank. Contact Centre Management on 02 4379 9999 to book space or display notices.
Yes, the Kidz Corner is a free community space near Best&Less, open 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily. It features a library exchange and toys to keep children entertained while parents shop. Wheelchairs are also available free of charge from Centre Management.
