| Question | Response | Details |
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| Is it easy to get around the public areas of the building? (This may include lift access, ramps, wheelchair access doors etc.) | Yes | The building is quite small. It is possible to move around in it but it could involve some tight manoeuvring. |
| Are the floors non-slip? | Yes | |
| Are there unisex disability accessible toilets? | No | |
| Goomalling Caravan Park and Motels |
| Address of building | Throssell Street, Goomalling WA 6460, Australia |
| Is there clearly visible directional and identification signage? | Yes | |
| Is there clearly visible navigational signage within the building? | No | There is little signage in the complex, however advice about facilities is given when guests check in. |
| Is there disability access into the building? | Yes | All of the buildings are designed so that there are no steps to negotiate on entry. This includes the office, motel units and kitchen and ablution facilities. A new ablution block is currently being installed. Accessibility may be a possible project. Mobility would be enhanced by the provision of paths between accommodation and facilities. Currently mainly gravel. |
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Is disability parking available? No There is no dedicated disability parking. There is ample onsite parking generally on gravel which may mean some areas are difficult to navigate in a wheelchair.
Is the building accessible by public or community transport? No There is no public transport serving Goomalling. People who do not have private transport rely on friends, family and neighbours to assist. HAAC clients may be able to access transport.
Is the front counter/reception desk no higher than 870mm with 800mm knee and toe plate clearances? Yes The reception desk is office desk height.
Is it easy to get around the public areas of the building? (This may include lift access, ramps, wheelchair access doors etc.) Yes The main public areas on the camping ground are accessible. The site is flat and while much of it is gravel there are paved areas particularly around facilities and amenities.
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