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Accessible and supported leisure

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Everyone should have the right to participate in recreational activities and enjoy the enhancements to health and wellbeing as a result. Some Tasmanian councils have provided accessible recreation facilities in parks and playgrounds. Select national parks also provide access-friendly tracks and all terrain wheelchairs (make sure you book in advance to hire one of these).

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Take a look at Discover Tasmania’s Accessible Travel page for accessible venues and activities.

You can also check out the Wheelie Good Guide for more on accessible venues in Tasmania.

Kingston Beach have 2 beach wheelchairs available for use and they are free, just contact Kingston Beach Surf Life Saving Club at kingstonbeachslsc@gmail.com. Or visit their Facebook page and send them a message.

They are also accessible using the MLAK key system, which allows people with disability to buy key that will give access to toilets, playground equipment and other facilities across Australia. For more information or to order a key, visit the Master Locksmith Association MLAK page.