For over 100 years the Woy Woy Peninsula has been one of the most popular retirement areas in New South Wales, though for most of that times there were no specifically built facilities to care for senior residents.

In 1975 a group was formed as a select committee of the Umina Beach Combines Pensioners Association to investigate the establishment of an Aged Care Centre on the Peninsula, with a particular focus on providing a nursing home.

Accommodation

A wide range of accommodation options are available within Peninsula Village, tailored to the needs of individual residents.

Independent living units at Peninsula Village
Independent living units at Cooinda Village
Assisted care units at Peninsula Village - Pam Palmer House
Assisted care units at Don Leggett House
Dementia specific units at Don Leggett House
Nursing home accommodation at the Jack Aldous House

Established over 30 years ago, Peninsula Village has grown from a small facility offering accommodation to just 42 local residents to one of the Central Coasts largest and most successful retirement centres.

Facilities

There's so much fun happening here that the fun never ends.

If you're looking for a place to have fun and enjoy the company of friends, Peninsula Village has so much to offer.

Our extensive range of facilities include a heater undercover pool, full length bowling green, huge entertainment centre with a dance floor, snooker table, large TV Screen, lounge area and kiosk plus several coffee rooms in lovely scenic locations.

Location

Ideally located for a wonderful retirement lifestyle.

Nestled within natural bush land teaming with native birds and wildlife, the Woy Woy Peninsula has long been one of the most popular places in NSW for retirement living.

Stunning, golden beaches, just five minutes from Peninsula Village, offer glorious views across to Lion Island. Ferries regularly take passengers across the water to Palm Beach or on scenic trips along the meandering Brisbane Waters.

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