We think everyone should be able to visit and enjoy our beautiful parks and facilities, so we offer accessible and barrier-free campsites for nightly and seasonal bookings as well as service centres and facilities for our customers with reduced mobility. These campsites may offer proximity to accessible service centres or washrooms, cement pads or firm gravel for wheelchairs or walkers, or be free of barriers such as campsite boundary markers. These sites can only be booked by campers with a valid accessibility parking permit number and expiry information and must be displayed at the park.
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