Getting to Hunter Children's Clinics in Newcastle
Hunter Children's Clinics cares for Newcastle families at two clinics, in Merewether and Carrington, with telehealth also available. This page explains how to find each clinic, where to park, and how to book.
Getting to our Merewether clinic
Our Merewether clinic is at 25 Llewellyn Street, Merewether, between the vet and the pharmacy. Street parking is available on Merewether Street, and accessible parking is available on Llewellyn Street. Merewether is convenient for families from the inner and southern Newcastle suburbs, including The Junction, Bar Beach, Hamilton, Adamstown and Kotara.
Getting to our Carrington clinic
Our Carrington clinic is at 93A Young Street, Carrington, opposite Ground Up Espresso, with parking on Young Street. Carrington is convenient for families from the city centre and the northern and western suburbs, including Wickham, Mayfield, Waratah, Lambton and Wallsend.
In person or telehealth
Many appointments can be conducted by telehealth where clinically appropriate, so Newcastle families can choose what suits them for each visit. Some appointments need to be in person, and your clinician will advise what is suitable. You can read more on our telehealth page.
How to book
New paediatric patients need a valid GP referral before an appointment can be booked. Once your GP has sent a referral, please call us on 02 4072 1877 to arrange an appointment at Merewether or Carrington. See our fees and referrals page for more detail. Families from further afield may find our Lake Macquarie, Hunter Valley and Greater NSW pages helpful.
Frequently asked questions
Where are your Newcastle clinics?
We have two clinics: 25 Llewellyn Street, Merewether, between the vet and the pharmacy, and 93A Young Street, Carrington, opposite Ground Up Espresso.
Where can I park?
At Merewether, street parking is available on Merewether Street and accessible parking on Llewellyn Street. At Carrington, there is parking on Young Street.
Can Newcastle families use telehealth?
Yes. Many appointments can be conducted by telehealth where clinically appropriate, and your clinician will advise when an in-person visit is needed.
Do I need a GP referral?
New paediatric patients need a valid GP referral before an appointment can be booked, and a referral is required for a Medicare rebate. Once your GP has sent a referral, please call us to book.
Content reviewed July 2026
