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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.

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.

TrailRider

TrailRider is an all-terrain wheelchair, designed for people with mobility restrictions to experience the best of Kamay Botany Bay, Dorrigo and Kosciuszko national parks.

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.

Couples on the wheelchair-accessible Rainforest boardwalk in Sea Acres National Park. Photo: J Spencer/OEH

Visit Sea Acres National Park

Sea Acres National Park in Port Macquarie offers a fully accessible experience for people with mobility disabilities — the elevated Rainforest boardwalk is the best way to explore it.

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.