Accessible Attractions & Activities Around Albany
Albany is home to a number of amazing attractions, coastline and lookout points. Currently, the following attractions and lookout points provide accessible options.
Information on accessible facilities provided by the City of Albany, including Changing Places, playgrounds, beach access and recreational activities can be found here.
Albany's Historic Precinct & City Centre
Albany's Convict Gaol
Albany Entertainment Centre
Albany Town Hall
Beach Wheelchairs at Binalup/Middleton Beach & Emu Point
Ellen Cove Boardwalk
Museum of the Great Southern
Patrick Taylor Cottage
Strawberry Hill at Barmup
Vancouver Arts Centre
The Albany Heritage Park
Mount Clarence and Padre White Lookout
National Anzac Centre
Princess Royal Fortress & The Convoy Lookout
The Torndirrup Peninsula
Albany's Historic Whaling Station
Stony Hill
The Gap and Natural Bridge
*Please note Cable Beach and access to the lighthouse are closed. Please click here for further details on park closures.
The Albany Windfarm
- Spectacular views from the coastal boardwalk with a number of options for access.
- From the top car park, the most direct route to the coastal cliffs would be to take the paved path (suitable for wheelchairs) to the left, approximately 200m to the lookout at the coast.
- Alternatively, as you enter the windfarm take the sealed road to the left and drive to the Sandpatch carpark. There is a small step up onto the coastal boardwalk, which is a little uneven in places.
- For views of the turbines, the paved path near the information shelter will take you directly beneath one of the turbines where you can gaze up at these giant structures. The path leading to the top lookout is quite steep and wheelchair users may require assistance.
East of Albany
Darrel Radcliffe Chainsaw Carver
- Drive-through open air exhibition
Wattierup / Oyster Harbour Fish Traps
- Access is approximately 20m across slightly uneven ground to reach the boardwalk.
West of Albany
Greens Pool
Lights Beach
Recollections of War
Surf Gallery Museum
Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk