Accessibility

Event: Trans Wellbeing Family Day

General information

Contact name

Shoshannah

Contact number

0412535376

Travel instructions

Tram: Take the Number 96 tram (East Brunswick) from the city along Nicholson Street to the final stop at the intersection of Blyth and Nicholson Streets (Stop #23). From there, it is a 5-minute walk Bus: Take bus line 251, 503, or 508, getting off at the Lee St/Roberts St stop (a 2-minute walk away) Walk/Ride: Merri Creek Trail: The Merri Creek bike path and Capital City Trail run right past CERES, making it very easy to access on foot or by bicycle.

Entry instructions

Parking: There is a 54-space free carpark on Stewart Street, which includes two designated accessible parking spaces near the entrance courtyard. This carpark often fills on weekends at about 9.30am, so coming early is wise. There is additional local street parking nearby on Lee St, Roberts St, and Blyth St.

After entry instructions

Reaching the middle area in the Terra Wonder Playspace, where the Red Train sits involves general park pathways with flat earth, grass, or fine gravel, which are generally manageable for strollers and wheelchairs in dry weather. The pathway from Lee St is flattest and paved for longer than the pathway that goes straight through the gardens.

Toilet location

Accessible all-gender toilets are located in the main buildings near the enty courtyard and Merri Cafe, as well as near the Red Train and Terra Wonder Playspace (where we will be).

Accessible parking

2 spaces in the Stewart Street car park and 1 space in the Lee St overflow.

Site Map

https://ceres.org.au/map/