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Bike
With limited parking at Newcastle City Campus, cycling is a convenient transport choice - plus it's great for your health and one of the most sustainable travel options. With such a beautiful coastline and so much to see and do in our city, cycling is perfect for Novocastrians.
Bike hubs
Bike hubs and end-of-trip facilities, including showers and lockers, are available at University House (next to NUspace) and on the ground floor of Q Building. Lockers are available on a first-come basis and operated with a personally chosen pin that will reset automatically at midnight - there is no secure overnight storage. There is also a bike repair stand and bike pump to assist with urgent repairs at both hubs. These secure facilities are available 24/7 using staff or student ID cards - as soon as your card is activated access to bike hubs is automatically available to you.
Cycle routes
Newcastle City Council has some amazing cycling resources, including cycleway maps so you can make your way around town safely and easily. For information on cycle routes in Newcastle, please refer to the City of Newcastle Cycleway maps.
Newcastle Cycleways Movement are Newcastles' bicycle user group, working to promote the safe responsible use of bicycles for transport, leisure and fitness. The group meet regularly and have created some cycleway videos on travelling to campus. Join their Facebook or Instagram pages for regular social rides and connect with Suburb Matter Experts.
Hire an e-bike
Did you know you can hire a bikes and e-bikes in Newcastle? Both Drift and Flash Bikes offer single or multi-day bike hire, including e-bikes. You can make a booking on their websites and both locations are close to the city centre. As both locations are close to cafes, you can fuel up before heading off on your ride.
Motorbikes
There is a small number of free motorbike parks located behind The Conservatorium on Charles St, amongst the rideshare bays. For more motorcycle parking information, please refer to the City of Newcastle website.
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.