Manjimup is dedicated to providing a welcoming and inclusive experience for visitors of all abilities. With accessible parks, attractions, trails, accommodations, and facilities, everyone can enjoy this beautiful region.

Parks and Attractions

  • Donnelly River Cruises: Wheelchair accessible Donnelly River Cruises boat meanders through 12-kilometres of pristine marri forest to the coast.
  • Fonty’s Pool: Offers day-use ramp access to the pool area, a flat grassed area, and wheelchair-accessible toilets.
  • Manjimup Arts Hub Inc: Fully wheelchair accessible.
  • Manjimup Heritage Park: Features accessible pathways, picnic tables, accessible toilets, and wide-open spaces. The inclusive playground includes accessible play equipment.
  • Power Up Electricity Museum: Fully wheelchair accessible and equipped with a hearing loop system; free devices are available to integrate with personal hearing aids or handheld speakers. Assistance animals are welcome, and friendly staff are on hand to provide support. For visitors on the autism spectrum, the museum offers sensory-friendly spaces, including a large foyer with seating and toilets, minimal lighting and sound changes, and a children’s area with books and games. Noise-cancelling headphones for children are available free of charge. Visitors can also take breaks in the grassed area and playground, with the option to return to the museum later in the day.
  • State Timber Museum: Fully accessible by wheelchair. The museum design was built in partnership with Alzheimer’s WA to ensure the interior design is dementia friendly. Assistant dogs are welcome. The museum offers a sensory-friendly experience with open spaces, soft lighting, and unobtrusive interpretation panels. Visitors can start in the large foyer with seating and toilet access before entering. Inside, there is a kid’s space with cushions, games, and books, along with sensory features such as nature sounds, a steam whistle recording (short but loud every 30 minutes), and a TV displaying a short video on the timber industry. An audio nook provides headphones for listening to timber industry stories, and child-sized noise-cancelling headphones are available free of charge at the Visitor Centre reception. Visitors are welcome to take breaks in the large grassed area and playground outside and return when ready, ensuring a comfortable and inclusive experience.
  • Tall Timbers Manjimup: Wheelchair accessible through a flat entrance at the rear. Nearby accessible parking at Coronation Park. The outside dining area is accessible, and double doors can be opened with assistance. Accessible toilet.
  • Two Little Black Birds: Fully wheelchair accessible.

Trails

  • King Jarrah Tree: Accessible trail and boardwalks lead to this famous tree; nearby accessible picnic area.
  • Manjimup Linear Path: The trail runs from Manjimup Heritage Park near Graphite Road to the southern edge of town at Seven Day Road. The path is paved and suitable for wheelchairs.

Accommodation

Facilities

  • 1A Edward Street Public Toilets/Roundhouse car park at Manjimup Heritage Park: Accessible facilities and parking available.
  • Brockman Street (behind the Shire of Manjimup Administration building): Wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking.
  • Coronation Park Public Toilets: Open 24/7, offering baby and adult change tables, left- and right-hand transfer wheelchair-accessible toilets, ambulant facilities, and accessible parking.
  • Giblett Street (across from Mitre10): Wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking.
  • History House in the Manjimup Heritage Park: Wheelchair-accessible facilities
  • Manjimup Aquatic Centre: Features accessible swimming options, ramps, changing facilities, and a wheelchair for water entry.
  • Manjimup Visitor Centre: wheelchair-accessible entry, parking, and restrooms. Large print materials are available.
  • Manjin Park Public Toilets: Wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking.
  • Shire of Manjimup, Administration office: Ramp access with large sliding doors.

Nearby Quinninup

  • Public Toilet: Corner Wheatley Coast Road & Karri Lane: Wheelchair-accessible facilities with accessible parking.

Manjimup is committed to ensuring that all visitors can explore and enjoy its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and welcoming community.