Discover Family-Friendly and Accessible Accommodation at BIG4 Holiday Park Gold CoastAre you planning a trip to the Gold Coast and looking for the perfect holiday park that offers accessibility, family-friendliness and proximity to the region's exciting theme parks?In this travel blog, we delve into the wonderful world of accessible accommodation and facilities this park offers. Perfect place to base yourself on the Gold CoastBIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park is situated just across the road from Movie World, Wet 'n' Wild, Outback Spectacular, Topgolf and only a 2-minute drive from Dreamworld and WhiteWater World. This holiday park is your gateway to unforgettable family adventures.Located just 45 minutes south of Brisbane at the northern end of the Gold Coast and only 45 minutes north of the Gold Coast Airport. Accommodation Options at BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday ParkBIG4 Holiday Park Gold Coast boasts a range of accommodation options to suit your needs. Whether you're travelling with family, friends or pets, they have something for everyone.

A Blissful LocationEscape the city and immerse yourself in Coochiemudlo Island's serenity. An 8 minute ferry or car barge ride from Victoria Point is a perfect getaway destination. Discover the Tranquil Oasis of 7 On Merindah offering convenience and tranquillity, leaving you refreshed. About 7 On Merindah at CoochiemudloAbout 7 On Merindah at Coochiemudlo7 on Merindah caters to families, couples, and singles in search of diverse accommodation options and newly built property designed with their needs in mind. With a focus on accessibility, it is an excellent choice for individuals with mobility needs or those requiring wheelchair-friendly features. The purpose-built design includes wide hallways, wheelchair ramps, and two decks where guests can relax and enjoy the beautiful island atmosphere. Your stay at 7 on Merindah promises comfort and convenience for all. Inside the home, discover three spacious bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms, ensuring ample space for the group. The main bedroom boasts a luxurious queen-sized bed and an ensuite, while the second bedroom also features a queen-sized bed. The third bedroom offers versatility with a single electric hospital-style bed and an additional bed that can be easily reconfigured as required. Built-in cupboards, two-way lights, and bedside tables with reading lamps provide convenience. Ceiling fans and reverse-cycle air conditioners keep the living areas and bedrooms cool, allowing personalised climate control. Enjoy The Great Outdoors and Discover the Tranquil Oasis of 7 On MerindahThe lower deck features a 6-seater outdoor table setting and BBQ, perfect for enjoying meals amidst the island's natural beauty. Relax in filtered sunlight, read a book, or indulge in a well-deserved snooze. The upper deck's outdoor lounge area provides a tranquil retreat with stunning views to unwind.This property warmly welcomes dogs, allowing you to bring along your furry friend to share the island experience. While the property lacks full fencing, it is essential to provide a dog bed and bowl for the comfort of your pet. Furthermore, note that dogs are strictly prohibited from accessing furniture, and it is essential to provide a pet bond as per the requirements.

Accessible Accommodation were thrilled that Libby Coker, Member of Parliament representing the Corangamite Region celebrated our win at the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards in her speech in Parliament House, Canberra today.Here is the transcript:The Electorate of Corangamite in Victoria is a beautiful place home to the Great Ocean Road, the stunning surf coast and the Bellarine Peninsula. Our hospitality and excellence in tourism is well known. Our message to visitors is come and experience our unique natural beauty taste the flavours and quality of our food and wine and of course.And it's a message that is reflected in the extraordinary achievement of three local businesses who won gold, silver and bronze at the recent Australian Tourism Awards in Darwin and as chair of the NDIS Joint Standing Committee, I was thrilled to congratulate the silver medal winner, Kerry Williams, who took out the accessible tourism category. This result reflects Kerry's hard work, determination and excellence not only in enhancing our region's tourism industry, but also in leading the way in creating tourism accommodation that is inclusive and accessible for all.Her award is well deserved and I'm confident her success will inspire others to create to create innovative, accessible accommodation that supports people with disability. And it's a great business opportunity that addresses growing demand, deputy speaker Australia's tourism and travel industry delivers more than 60 Billion dollars to the economy and supports more than 650,000 jobs and 350,000 businesses across the country.