Big4 Albury Tourist Park Accessible Accommodation

Big4 Albury Tourist Park Accessible Accommodation showcases two brand-new, purpose-built two-bedroom accessible cabins, combining stylish design with practical features to ensure a safe and enjoyable stay. Each cabin sleeps up to five guests, offering a Queen bed and a family-friendly bunk (double bed with a single on top), making it an ideal choice for families, support workers travelling with guests, or small groups.

Key accessible features:

Accessible Toilet Seat

On-Site Disabled Parking

Shower Chair - Wall Mounted

Step-Free Access

Step-Free Shower

Lowered kitchen benches with glide inder sink

Registered service animals are permitted. Must have certification paperwork. Pets in general are not permitted. BYO bed and bowls.

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BIG4 Albury Tourist Park,is an award-winning gateway to the best of Albury-Wodonga. Just steps from the heart of the city, they're more than just a place to stay – they're your home base for creating wonderful memories.

Activities in and around Big4 Albury Tourist Park Accessible Accommodation

Located off the Lincoln Causeway near Gateway Village, between Albury and Wodonga, the Gateway Island Parklands stretches 10 kilometres of river frontage along the mighty Murray River. The local Farmers Market is held at the village every second Saturday.

The parklands offer four walking trails: Crossing Place Trail, Gateway Island Circuit, Gateway Wetlands and Gateway Island West.

The Monument Hill War Memorial sits atop the hill at the western end of Albury’s main street, providing stunning views of the city and the surrounding region.
Designed by architect Louis Harrison, the monument was unveiled on Anzac Day in 1925 in dedication to the men and women who served in World War l. A short distance below the Monument is a Memorial Bowl to honour the men and women who served in World War ll.

The Albury Botanic Gardens have fantastic accessibility with Accessible parking available. Accessible toilets are located adjacent to the main gates on Wodonga Place. Shaded gardens with seating. Gated children’s playground.