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A detailed assessment of accessibility was completed in 2012. The following areas were assessed:
For information about the accessibility of these areas and photos, refer to the links below.
The Sailability program operates from Albert Park Yacht Club, off Aquatic Drive. This program is an introduction to sailing for people of all abilities.
Accessibility InformationCormorant picnic area is located at the southern end of the lake. Parking Disabled parking is available adjacent to the entrance. The carpark is fine gravel and a path of a similar surface leads to the lake edge. Picnic shelter and facilities There is a picnic shelter available but …
Accessibility Information The Swan picnic area is at the very northern end of the park. It offers a large area of trees providing a relaxing, shady location on a summers afternoon. Access is via Albert Road with the main parking area off Albert Road Drive. Picnic shelter and facilities A …
Accessibility Information The Point Restaurant and the lake front boardwalk are both accessible from Aquatic Drive. This picturesque part of the lake has great views over the sailing area and the St Kilda Road skyline. The boardwalk and trail is a flat, hard surface from the Point to the Swan …
Accessibility Information Access to the Coot Picnic area is via the Lakeside carpark off Aughtie Drive. Parking There is one designated disabled bay located at the southern side of the carpark adjacent to an access way. The bay is a standard width but the access way provides additional loading room. …
Ampitheatre The Amphitheatre is located further south on Aughtie Drive. Access is via the Carousel car park. Adjacent to the restaurant building are three designated disabled car parks on the southern side of the main carpark. Access to the Amphitheatre grass area is via the northern side of the forecourt. &…
09 May 2013
About 120,000 birds arrived at Victorian wetlands during early spring from as far afield as Siberia and Japan. More than 30,000 of them take up residence in the Port Phillip areas of Cheetham Wetlands, Werribee, Swan Bay, Edwards Point and Mud Island. The birds rest and feed during the Northern hemisphere winter, …