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Visitors on the wheelchair accessible path at Shark Beach, Nielsen Park. Photo: Simone Cottrell/DPIE

Popular access friendly things to do

There are plenty of access-friendly things to do in our parks, from picnic areas to lookouts, and venues for hire.

Trail Rider, Royal National Park. Photo: OEH

Mobility chairs

NSW National Parks is pleased to provide TrailRider and Hippocampe all-terrain mobility wheelchairs for visitors at Royal National Park, Morton National Park and Kosciuszko National Park.

Edward River Bridge kayak launch in Murray Valley Regional Park. Rhys Leslie/OEH

Kayak launch at Edward River Bridge

The new kayak launch helps paddlers with a range of abilities and mobility restrictions get in and out of their kayak or canoe easily and safely. Try it on your next visit to Murray Valley Regional Park.

Wheelchair access, Sydney Harbour National Park. Photo: David Finnegan

Have you got a Companion Card?

The Companion Card program is a great way for people with lifelong disability to participate more actively in activities and events in NSW national parks.

Google Trekker at Cape Byron State Conservation Area. Photo credit: John Spencer © DPIE

Google Street View Trekker in NSW national parks

Did you know you can explore NSW national parks online using Google Maps' Street View? Discover NSW parks before you visit, and prep for your next adventure.

Wheelchair access for visitors along Minnamurra Rainforest boardwalk, Budderoo National Park. Photo: Joel Winter/OEH

Access-friendly walking tracks

Our guide to scenic wheelchair-accessible walking tracks in NSW national parks.

Couple on steps of Yarrangobilly Caves House in Kosciuszko National Park. Photo: M Vanderveer/OEH

Snowy Mountains getaway

Yarrangobilly Caves House offers a wheelchair-accessible suite in a heritage building. Use it as your base to explore the accessible Jillabenan Cave and take a dip in the thermal pool.