About this place
Wulaba Park is a park in a quiet residential pocket of Waterloo, surrounded by flat, easy pedestrian paths that make it very accessible for people with mobility needs. A timber boardwalk path, flanked by hedging, leads through the park to a colourful multi-level climbing tower with a spiral slide, and the open lawn is well used for casual games and dog walking (dogs are permitted on-leash, kept clear of the playground, barbecue, and table tennis areas). Brick barbecue units and table tennis tables sit just off the boardwalk near the play tower, and multiple seating areas, including benches and low concrete seating, are positioned throughout the park at an easy height and reach for people with mobility needs.
Access & Mobility
Wulaba Park is easy to move through, with flat, paved paths connecting the surrounding streets to the playground, barbecue, and seating areas. A wayfinding sign near the entrance displays a park map showing the toilets, playground, table tennis tables, barbecue area, and drinking fountain.
A standalone accessible toilet, housed in a stainless-steel pod, is located near Hatbox Place, with an automatic sliding door. The toilet was a little dirty at the time of visiting, but there was no visible damage.
The park is close to public transport, with the Gadigal Ave at Archibald Ave bus stop nearby, served by the 304 route to Green Square.
There are accessible parking nearby, which is around 100m away from the public toilet located on Archibald Ave.






















