Accessible Swing Introduced at Crockatt Park in Woody Point

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An inclusive wheelchair-accessible swing has been installed at Crockatt Park in Woody Point, marking the first public We-Go-Swing of its kind in Queensland.



Queensland’s First Public We-Go-Swing Installed

A new inclusive swing has been added to Crockatt Park in Woody Point, allowing individuals who use wheelchairs to swing alongside other users. The installation is the first publicly accessible We-Go-Swing in Queensland.

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Part of Ongoing Accessibility Improvements

The new swing is located near the Woody Point Jetty, within reach of nearby cafes and public spaces. It joins a series of accessibility-focused projects across the region. Other developments include the expansion of the all-abilities park at Arana Hills with features for users with low vision and the addition of a Changing Places facility at Woorim Beach for visitors requiring high-support amenities.

Public Response Highlights Broader Accessibility Discussion

Online responses were largely positive, with many welcoming the inclusive design and expressing hope for similar installations elsewhere. However, some users raised questions over the “first in Queensland” claim, noting the existence of accessible swings in locations such as Pine Rivers Park, Biloela, and Cairns Esplanade. Others expressed concern about previously removed equipment not being replaced.

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Despite the mixed feedback, a number of community members shared their appreciation for the swing and described its value for families and disability support users.

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Council Indicates Broader Investment in Accessible Spaces



Council materials describe the We-Go-Swing as part of a broader commitment to accessible, family-friendly public spaces. The installation is included within a program of upgrades aimed at improving recreational infrastructure across the city. Recent park developments reflect an approach focused on shared use and inclusion, though no specific next steps regarding additional We-Go-Swings have been confirmed.

Published 12-July-2025

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