A guide on where to find the best wheelchair-accessible and all person access accommodation & activities in the Margaret River Region.
This page is a guide to accessible accommodation, experiences and attractions. From luxury hotels, to wineries and getting out in nature we’re working with our local operators to curate All Person Access information in one convenient location. This is not an exhaustive list – yet. We’re working with local operators and accessibility experts to improve the information found here. If you have any feedback please send it through to [email protected] or phone (08) 9780 5911.
The Margaret River Region has a range of experiences for visitors with access and special needs to enjoy. For specific advice on what might suit your needs, contact one of our local visitor centre consultants for recommendations by phone (08) 9780 5911 or email [email protected]. If you’re keen to visit wineries and breweries specifically, the local visitor centres have curated this reference guide which gives listings as to entries, restrooms and facilities, plus a town-by-town guide to APA accommodation providers.
The grand, sweeping scenic experience that is the famed Cape to Cape Track is easily accessible to everyone, thanks to an upgraded section between Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and the Sugarloaf Rock car park. Built jointly by the Department of Parks & Wildlife and the Friends of the Cape to Cape Track, the 3.7 km section caters for wheelchair access and for visitors with limited mobility such as the elderly, people in gophers and parents with prams or pushers.
Upgrades to the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse complex and Sugarloaf car park have included universal access toilet facilities at each end which are accessible to the public 24 hours a day. There are other sections of the Cape to Cape track that accommodate wheelchairs, prams, walking frames and other mobility devices.
Free of charge beach wheelchair with balloon style tyres designed to access the stunning sandy shores of Geographe Bay – which can be pre-booked for a half day or overnight period. One wheelchair is located at the Busselton Visitor Centre, on the Busselton foreshore and the other is located at the Quindalup Sea Rescue Centre (with key pick up from Dunsborough Visitor Centre). Bookings and access are coordinated by the Visitor Centres via 08 9780 5911 / [email protected].
For access to beaches within the Shire of Augusta Margaret River, the Aussie Beach Wheelchair can be hired from the Margaret River Recreation Centre.
Our friendly team of local experts can provide a full consultation and planning service free of charge. Trust us to help you find the best surf breaks, camp sites, top restaurants, award-winning wineries, fishing spots and majestic walking trails. We are available to help 7 days per week in person, by phone and email.
