Victoria’s parks more accessible than ever for people with a disability

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Wilsons Promontory National Park and Cape Conran Coastal Park in Victoria have been equipped with modified cabins and all-terrain wheelchairs to make it easier for people with disabilities to stay and access the parks.

The specially modified cabins feature entrance ramps, accessible bathrooms and nearby parking, and two cabins at Wilsons Promontory have been equipped with electric high-low beds.

A personal hoist and specialised bathroom equipment are also available to visitors free of charge. All-terrain wheelchairs can be booked free of charge for trails in the Grampians and beaches at Cape ConranWilsons Promontory and Point Nepean.

The new equipment and upgraded facilities are part of Parks Victoria’s statewide program to make Victoria’s parks and attractions more accessible. For more information please contact David Petty – 0427 031 264

Author: Editor