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We are committed to ensuring people of all ages and abilities can access Mandurah’s beautiful beaches, bush tracks and walkways, playgrounds and events.

Services and facilities

Features

Hippocampe Beach Wheelchair:

  • Has tyres to suit different terrains
  • Weighs just 17kgs
  • Is fully collapsible and transportable in most vehicles
  • Dimensions 140x55x55(cm)
  • Quick assembly (about 5 minutes without any tool)
  • View the All-Terrain/Folding Beach Wheelchair instructional video
  • Hippocampe user manual

Beach Walker:

  • The Beach Walker provides stability to individuals in walking on sandy beaches and rough terrain and it is lightweight and portable.
  • The beach walker has four large beach wheels making it possible to use on sand.
  • Hand brake with locking mechanism
  • Folding padded seat
  • Seat width: 47cm
  • Seat height from ground: 59cm
  • Adjustable handlebar height range: 83-96cm
  • Weight: 8.2kg
  • View a video of the beach walker.
  • Download beach walker product sheet

Note: The maximum weight limit for the chair and walker is 130kg.

Free to hire

A Hippocampe beach wheelchair and beach walker are available free for community use.

Bookings can be made by completing an application at the Mandurah Ocean Marina Chalets - where pickup and dropoff details will be provided. 

Application for Free Hire All Terrain Wheelchair and Beach Walker

To improve beach access, beach matting is located at:

Beach matting is installed for use during September until May (dependent on weather and storm surges).

The Liberty Swing is designed for wheelchair users to experience the fun and recreation of swinging. Our two swings are located at the Eastern Foreshore on Mandurah Terrace and at Caterpillar Park on Park Road. To obtain a key go to the Visitor Centre with proof of identity.
The Universal Access Map displays Central Mandurah’s bus routes, ACROD parking and accessible toilets.
View the universal access map

A Changing Place is a secure and clean bathroom specifically designed for people who need space and assistance to manage their bathroom needs while in the community and for whom universal access toilets are not suitable.

Learn more about Changing Places

See also

Changing PlacesDisability support and servicesAccess and inclusion advisory group and plan
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