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Doongalla

  • Doongalla is a steeply sloping area at the foot of Mt Dandenong.
  • There is an unofficial parking area on a dirt road beside the picnic lawn and gardens that can be used by visitors with a disability. From this point the site is more easily accessible.
  • No accessible toilet facilities are provided. The Stables Picnic Ground is only a short distance along the road and has water and recently installed accessible toilets.

Fern Tree Gully Picnic Area

  • Fern Tree Gully Picnic Area has extensive picnicking facilities, including shelters.
  • Designated accessible toilets and car spaces are available.
  • The Parks Victoria office has interpretive information about the features of the park. Facilities are good and generally accessible.

Grants Picnic Area

  • Grants Picnic Area is in a natural forest setting, and has some features and facilities accessible to visitors with a disability.
  • The Margaret Lester Walk is an accessible nature circuit walk
  • Picnic facilities include shelter.
  • The toilet is accessible.

One Tree Hill

  • One Tree Hill is a forest picnic site serviced by a flat sealed car parking area.
  • The area is free of major obstacles.
  • The toilets include a designated accessible facility, but it does not meet current access standards.
  • The approach is no longer rough and has a small step.

Valley Picnic Ground

  • Valley Picnic Ground is nestled in the tall wet forest of the Dandenong Ranges.
  • The site has basic picnic facilities and toilets.
  • The carpark is surrounded by a low fence with gaps providing access.
  • The unisex toilet is designated as an accessible facility but is not always operational and has a poor approach path.

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