The National Wool Museum is housed in a historic blue-stone building.
Opened in 1988, the Museum chronicles the history of Australia’s wool industry from it’s beginnings in the Geelong region from the 1830’s and regularly houses other temporary exhibitions.
The Museum is fully accessible at street entry and there are ramps to every level. Accessible parking is located immediately in front of the Museum. Accessible toilets are located on each level.
The Carousel is an ideal accessible place for the community, and provides a memorable experience for all ages and abilities.
This has been made possible with improved access to the pavilion, the welcome installation of a mobility lift and recharge point. The mobility lift enables a wheelchair to go on the Carousel ride and was specially designed to respect and complement the history of the Carousel.
The Liberty Swing is a swing accessible to wheel chairs, and is located in the award winning Geelong Play Space situated next to the Geelong Botanic Gardens. The play space is designed as an inclusive area for children of all ages and abilities to play.
The Liberty Swing is Australian designed and manufactured, easy to use, safe and secure.You need a key to access the safety belt compartment and to release the ramp on the swing.
Simonds Stadium is the home of the Geelong Cats, an Australian Rules Football (AFL) Club. The AFL season generally runs from February to September, with approximately 10 ‘Home’ games played in Geelong.
Disabled access into the stadium is available throughout the venue, and plenty of disabled and carer/companion seating available throughout the venue in different locations
Cricket, soccer and other sports are also held at the ground.
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