Carrum Beach is located on Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay, stretching for 2km south of the Patterson River mouth towards Seaford.  The calm waters make this a family friendly beach with a big playground on the foreshore.

The beach is easily accessible from the accessible parking, providing access onto the decked and paved pathways, through the shelter of the Carrum Surf Life Saving Club and straight on to the beach. 

The beach has been equipped with adjustable beach matting which stretches 70 metres and provides access directly to the beach. A floating wheelchair is available during regular patrol hours (noon to 5pm, Sat-Sun-Public Holiday, mid-Nov to Easter). While they don't take bookings, you can call the Club on 9776 0504 during those times to confirm availability and suitability of conditions. 

The beach also offers mobile hoists, accessible shower, accessible toilet & changing places. There are lead up pathways, a park directly attached to the facilities & plenty of places to eat & retail within 150 metres.

Desginated parking can be found at the Surf Life Saving Club.

Carrum Beach

Roy Dore Reserve features a playground with huge, wooden, shaded Pirate ship; complete with cannons, wobbly netted bridge, ladder & tunnel.  There is a smaller ship for little ones with slide & lots more climbing apparatus, hiding spaces, slides, swings & sandpit.  

There are accessible footpaths, accessible parking, accessible toilets & baby change facilities.  

The reserve also features two large sport ovals, tennis courts, fenced dog park, rebound wall, cricket nets, bike stands & trails, drinking fountains, showers, seating, shelter & outdoor gym equipment.  

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