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Whether you're travelling solo, as a couple, or with the whole family, caravan parks offer some of the best value-for-money accommodation in Australia.

If you’re planning an accessible coastal adventure through Queensland, this 16-day road trip is for you. Starting and ending in Brisbane, the journey takes in city stays, beach towns and scenic hinterlands, each location offering verified accessible accommodation. Every property listed has a minimum of step-free access, a step-free shower with grab rails, and doors wider than 76cm, with many offering more, including electric beds, hoists, and pool access.

Planning a holiday while supporting a loved one with a disability or caring for an older family member can feel overwhelming. But with the right preparation, travel doesn’t have to be stressful. These handy tips are designed to make things easier for Carers—so you can enjoy a well-earned break, too. Discover how a little planning can lead to a smoother, more enjoyable journey for both you and your loved one.

Planning a holiday for someone with accessibility needs can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re caring for a family member or client, a little planning can go a long way in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone. In the first part of our carer-focused travel tips series, we provided recommendations for booking your stay. Now, in part two, we cover activities, resources for flying, road or air travel and more.

Accessible… For Whom? What Makes a Property Truly Accessible?The short answer: you do. Accessibility isn’t a single feature; it’s a promise that your needs will be met so you can travel with confidence, comfort and joy. What works brilliantly for one person may not suit another—and that’s exactly why the crew at Accessible Accommodation obsess over details and why our Accessible Accommodation accreditation program matters so much.