Mackay Resort Motel Accessible Accommodation

Mackay Resort Motel Accessible Accommodation features a beautiful resort-style swimming pool, fully licensed bar and restaurant with poolside alfresco dining, along with everything you need to make this a great base if you are looking for a temporary place to call home. Comprising of a total of 40 rooms; 2 accessible deluxe twins with one queen bed and one single bed as well as non accessible spa suites, standard twins, and family rooms there really is something for everyone here.

Key accessible features

Accessible toilet seat
Bed risers (available on request)
Fixed grab bars
Glide under vanity
On-site disabled parking
Room Under Bed for Hoist
Shower chair - Free standing
Step-free access
Step-free shower
Only Registered Service animals are permitted. Must have Certification paperwork. Pets in general are not permitted. BYO bed and bowls.

The pool is partially accessible, depending on one's mobility. There are no steps into their pool yard and the pool itself has a grab rail at the entrance. The Blue Gecko Bar and Restaurant is open for dinner 5 days, Monday to Friday from 5.30 pm to 8.00 pm. Room service is also available at no extra charge and with full menu options. Breakfast is available 7 days with room service and restaurant dining available. The restaurant, pool and outdoor dining areas are all wheelchair accessible and the restaurant has disabled toilets inside. There is plenty of room to manoeuvre once inside. 

Activities in and around Mackay Resort Motel (Mackay) Accessible Accommodation

Botanic Gardens - just 1.2 km from the property and along a flat, easy walk. Fully accessible wheel around the river and accessible toilets near the cafe and information centre. Click HERE for more information. Eungella National Park - a 1-hour drive but worth every minute. This rainforest area is home to wild platypus with pathways to Broken River fully accessible. 'The Sky Window walk is a short 300m wheelchair accessible walk that won’t take your breath away, but the panoramic views down into the Pioneer Valley below surely will'. There’s plenty of interesting signs along the track where you can learn about local flora and fauna, as well as the Aboriginal culture. Click HERE for more information. Bowling at Mackay Leisure Centre - they have easy wheelchair access to the lanes, special bowling ramps to help you direct and bowl your ball with ease and a range of lightweight balls to help you to really get the most out of your bowling and score well! For people of all ages ... with or without disabilities. Click HERE for more information. Sarina Sugar Shed - Take a 1-hour Guided Tour which includes a tour of the cane plantation and outdoor display area, then indoors to see the miniature mill in action. There are lots to keep you entertained whatever your age. There is ample parking for cars and easy direct one-level access within the Sarina Sugar Shed. Click HERE for more information.

Take a tip at Bluewater Lagoon - Hot days in Mackay call for cooling off. Bluewater Lagoon is a free public waterpark, patrolled by lifeguards during opening hours. Three tiered pools are connected with accessible pathways, there’s a self-propelled pool wheelchair available for use and accessible amenities with a shower too. Add in plenty of spacious, shaded areas and an all abilities playground – this is a great day out for the whole family.

Please note: The booking page for all properties listed on Accessible Accommodation may list both accessible and non-accessible rooms. All accessible rooms are indicated in the room title. Accessible Accommodation bears no responsibility for the booking of an incorrect room type.