Cronulla Station is an accessible train station. There is step-free access from the street onto the respective platforms. There is a portable boarding ramp at the fully manned station to assist with boarding the train. The station also has designated accessible parking and an accessible toilet.

Cronulla Station

Cronulla Wharf is an accessible ferry terminal. There is step-free access into and throughout the terminal, which is unmanned and has a portable boarding ramp to enable wheelchair access onto the ferries. There are no accessible toilets available.
The closest accessible parking spots can be found in the carpark on Cronulla Street.

Cronulla Wharf

North Cronulla Beach is a sandy beach with a rocky shoreline to the south. 
Off the beach there are cafes and a kiosk. Behind the beach at Dunningham Park there is a grassed area and a large playground for children.
Just south of North Cronulla beach are two ocean baths that are accessible via The Esplanade pedestrian walkway.
The beach is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access via a ramp on Peryman Square. The beach, which is mainly soft sand, is of a medium gradient. Patrolled from November to April by Sutherland Shire Council's professional lifeguards together with volunteer lifesavers from North Cronulla Surf Lifesaving Club, but the two ocean baths to the south are not patrolled.  Accessible toilets and parking are located at North Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club next to Dunningham Park.
Unfortunately you cannot rent a beach wheelchair here.

North Cronulla Beach

Wanda Beach is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access via a ramp beside Wanda Surf Life Saving Club. But, the beach itself, which is mainly soft sand, is of a medium gradient. Wanda, an Aboriginal word for beach or sand hills, is the northernmost patrolled beach along the Bate Bay coastline in Cronulla.
The 1.5 kilometre sandy beach is patrolled from November to April by Sutherland Shire Council's professional lifeguards together with volunteer lifesavers from Wanda Surf Club. 
There is kiosk which is open in the summer months. Accessible toilets and parking are located at the Surf Life Saving Club.
It is not possible to rent a beach wheelchair here either. 

Wanda Beach

South Cronulla Beach offers accessible swimming,  beachside pathways,  cafes,  showers,  changing rooms and sun loungers, making this an almost perfect wheelie swimmer's paradise! 
The cafes have outdoor seating offering a sunny place to have an easy to access breakfast, lunch or coffee. South Cronulla surf life savers are some of the friendliest in Sydney - they’ll let you park down by the club and they’re happy to help you out with the (free to use) beach wheelchair they have stored there. There’s a short (3 m) gently-sloped ramp down onto the beach which has medium soft sand - the chair easily can be pushed by one person.  Accessible toilets and changing rooms are also located by the club. Best of all, there are easily accessible permanent sun loungers built next to the club on easy-to-roll, wide concrete pathways, with accessible outdoor showers nearby.  
If you want to go for a fairly long stroll (about 2km) a paved pathway runs all along the beachfront to North Cronulla surf club. You can also roll along the paved path which runs south to Shelly beach where there is an enclosed playground, accessible toilets and gently sloped concrete ramps, complete with hand rails leading into 2 large tidal pools (although there are no life savers or submersible wheelchairs at this beach). 

Cronulla Beach

Cronulla Beach is a family friendly patrolled beach, surrounded by parklands overlooking the beach. 

There is accessible Mobi-Mat available 7 days a week along with free beach wheelchairs, available when the lifeguards are on duty. These include the Free Wheeler by Northcott and the Hippocampe – All-Terraine wheelchair & the self propelling electric beach wheelchairs.  Bookings between 8am to 4pm in Summertime – bookings between 10am and 2pm during Winter. Bookings for the Mobi-mat, Beach Wheelchairs and Electric Wheelchairs are essential and can be made by calling Lifeguard Headquarters on 02 8522 2100. 

There is the newly finished view point at Cronulla Park overlooking South Cronulla Beach and with reaching views across Bate Bay. Other viewing points can be found along the Esplanade Walk and also towards Wanda Beach. 

There are multiple options for food along and around the beach, accessible parking & toilets. Toilets can be found at South Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club/Cronllla Park, Cronulla Mall – at the Kingsway behind the performance area. Accessible parking and pathways leading to the beach make for a great accessible day out.

South Cronulla Beach

Wanda Reserve is a park located on Murdock Street in Cronulla. The park is situated on a gentle to steep gradient overlooking Wanda Beach. It is a lovely spot for relaxing close to the beach. It has great wide open spaces which are grassed and close enough to on-street parking to be able to haul down your picnic. There are no seating or formal picnicing facilities, so a picnic blanket or seating and perhaps umbrellas or some other kind of shade on a hot day is a must. There are toilets located nearby at Wanda SLSC where you can also find accessible parking spots.

Wanda Reserve

Cronulla Park is located at Cronulla Beach at the southern end of Cronulla. There is a large grassed area that forms a natural amphitheatre with plenty of shade trees. Cronulla Park is a great option for parents with younger children as there is a playground in the park and the area is easily accessed by prams and mobility-impaired users. Adjacent to the park and across the road from the park are numerous food outlets and restaurants. There is step-free access via the promenade and from the Gerrale Street entrance. The gradient varies from gentle to steep. There is plenty of seating, Cronulla park does not have any barbecues on site. There are accessible toilets near the RSL where the path from the park joins the Promenade. There is dedicated parking on Gerrale Street in the form of parking bays. Because of its proximity to the beach and Cronulla Mall, the parking can fill up quickly on weekends and during the summer holidays.

Cronulla Park

Dunningham Park is a well maintained beachside park with children's playground. Dunningham Park is a large regional park located on Cronulla’s foreshore. The park has a land area of approximately 8,808 square metres and is characterised by an open grass area with tall palm & pine plantings along the southern, western and northern boundaries. The children's playground equipment was upgraded in 2008. 
Located just a stone’s throw away from North Cronulla Beach, Dunningham Park is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access into and throughout the park, which is of a gentle gradient. There are accessible toilets and parking spots located in the nearby North Cronulla SLSC.
The park also offers a picnic area with accessible tables.

Dunningham Park

Monro Park is a formal park located opposite the train station in Cronulla. It is an accessible park. There is step-free access via Cronulla Street. The gradient throughout the park is gentle. There are no toilets or picnic areas  in the park.
In the nearby area there are plenty of accessible cafes and restaurants.
On Cronulla Street there are several accessible parking spots available.

Monroe Park

The theatre is temporary closed due to renovations but at the time of writing (April 2018) is planned to reopen soon, so accessibility details will change. It will be fully accessible to wheelchair users. Currently, there is step-free access into the venue via the main entrance and the theatre has a limited number (3) of wheelchair spaces and an accessible toilet.
Accessible parking spots can be found on Cronulla Street.

The Arts Theatre Cronulla

The Cronulla Theatre, now GU Film House, is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access via the Kingsway entrance, which leads to a lift providing step-free access to the foyer. All theatres have wheelchair spaces with companion seating. Some wheelchair spaces may be available even if the session is sold out! Be sure to ask at the box office of your local cinema for availability.The cinema also provides accessible unisex toilets on site.
Multi-story parking is available at Cronulla Plaza (Croydon St), plus street parking on Kingsway and surrounding streets.

Gu Filmhouse Cronulla

Cronulla Sailing Club is partially accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access via a ramp at the front of the building, leading to the reception. Not all areas of the venue are step-free and to access the lower level you will need to exit via the ramp and make your way round to the wharf. It is wheelchair accessible up to the water's edge and equipped with a personal hoist for assistance into the boats. There is an accessible toilet on site.
Parking continues to be a challenge but you are now able to drive right to the club for drop-off`s. They have also arranged for limited parking at the pre-school in Tonkin St.

Cronulla Sailing Club

Wanda Surf Life Saving Club is a family oriented club, positioned towards the northern end of the Cronulla Beaches. The primary focus of the club is to deliver surf lifesaving services to ensure the safety of the swimming and surfing public. Wanda Surf Life Saving Club is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access into and throughout the venue, which has a lift inside. There are designated accessible parking spaces in the car park adjacent as well as a small cafe on the exterior of the building.
Accesible toilets are available as well.

Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Inc.

Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club is inaccessible to wheelchair users. There steps at every entrance to the venue, preventing wheelchair access.

Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club

Entered via six steps, the main area of Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club is not accessible. However, there is an accessible changing room and toilet at ground level. It also provides three beach wheelchairs and a Mobi mat for use on the sand.

If you want to use the beach wheelchairs, you can book online via the link below; 

https://www.sutherlandshire.nsw.gov.au/Community/Community-Support-Services/Beach-Wheelchairs-and-Mobi-Mat/BeachWheelchair-and-Mobi-Mat-Requests 

or you can call the Lifeguard Headquarters on 02 8522 2100. Available on request 7 days a week from 8am to 4pm in summer and 10am to 2pm in winter. 

If you want to use the Mobi Mat, you will need to book one day in advance and can only be used when lifeguards are on duty and if they deem the conditions to acceptable. You can book online via the link below; 
https://www.sutherlandshire.nsw.gov.au/Community/Community-Support-Services/Beach-Wheelchairs-and-Mobi-Mat/BeachWheelchair-and-Mobi-Mat-Requests 

or you can call the Lifeguard Headquarters on 02 8522 2100. 

There is no parking by the club, however if you are using the wheelchair or mat, parking can be arranged.

Cronulla Surf Club

Accessible unisex toilet nearby Vanston Baths. Quite large interior and hard pathway leading directly to the door. It was fairly clean when I used it. Left hand side transfer bar. Stainless steel seat is not easy to balance on if you need support. Swinging door (inwards) wider than standard.

Vanston Baths accessible toilet

Surfeit is a cafe and restaurant that is accessible to wheelchair users. The Surf Road venue has accessible seating inside and outside, as well as step-free access throughout. However, there are no toilets on site.
The closest accessible parking spots can be found in the carpark on Cronulla Street.

Surfeit Cafe & Restaurant

Thy Thai & Vietnamese Restaurant is an inaccessible Asian eatery in Cronulla. There is a step leading up to the doorway and another step into the venue. There is no portable ramp on site to assist with entry into the dining area. There are also no outside tables.

Thy Thai & Vietnamese Restaurant

EAT Burger is an inaccessible burger bar located on Gerrale Street in Cronulla. There is a step at the doorway preventing access into the venue. There is no portable ramp on site to assist with entry into the dining area. There are outside tables available, but some are inaccessible.

EAT Burger CRONULLA

Sting Bar is a partially accessible venue on Kingsway Street. There is step-free access into the venue, but some areas are only accessible by stairs - including the whole of the first floor. There is some accessible seating on the ground floor, but much cannot be accessed by wheelchair. There are accessible toilets on the premises.
Accessible parking spots can be found on one of the surrounding streets.

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