View of the monument at the center of the park.
Main path through the middle of the park.
View of the entrance with a gate.
Close-up of info post.
There are five or more accessible parking bays right next to the park. From here the easiest way in is through the side gap to the right of the bathrooms.
There is an accessible bathroom on the border of the park.
The easiest way to access the park from the parking bays off Shakespeare Grove is through the gap to the right of the accessible bathrooms.
If not through the bathroom gap, the next closest entrance has a gate with a gap just wide enough for wheelchair access.
O'Donnell Gardens in St Kilda is a vibrant and inviting green space perfect for a relaxing day outdoors. Framed by towering palm trees and lush open lawns, this delightful park features a handsome monument at its center and offers a tranquil spot to soak in the local coastal atmosphere.
There are five entrances into the park, all of which are accessible to wheelchair users. If parking in the car park off Shakespeare Grove, the easiest entrance is through a little gap between the bathroom block and The Vineyard Restaurant. See the pictures for more details.
Visiting is simple and comfortable for everyone, featuring easy terrain with wide, smooth paved stone paths that run throughout the park.
Five or more marked accessible parking spaces are situated conveniently adjacent to the park entry, allowing for a seamless transition into the grounds.
On the border of the park, you will also find a wheelchair accessible toilet facility fitted with clear signage and a grab rail.
