Inclusive recreation activities in our city
Our city has many community groups that offer fun activities for people with disabilities. These activities help people join in, make friends, stay active, and feel healthy. Being active is good for both your body and your mind.
Whether you want to try something new, be part of your community, or meet new people, there is something for you. Together, we are building a more inclusive and active city for everyone.
Accessible activities
Discover a list of accessible organisations and inclusive activities.
From creative programs to social experiences, these opportunities aim to support participation and collaboration. There's fun for everyone!
If you're looking to try something new or revisit a favourite pastime, there’s something here to suit a range of interests and abilities.
ARTEL - CPL Choice PassionLife
Artel is a professional art studio run by CPL – Choice, Passion, Life. It gives artists with disabilities a safe and supportive place to create art.
Artists can work with paint, ink, print, and textiles. Artel supports people with diverse skills and communication styles so they can share their creativity.
- Address: 16–18 Silvyn Street, Redcliffe, Queensland, 4020
- Phone: 1800 275 753
For more information, check out CPL's website.
Earthly Neurodivergent
Earthy Neurodivergent is a nature-based program designed for neurodivergent people.
They believe in the power of connection with nature and providing a safe and supportive space. By doing this, young people can explore, discover, and thrive in our beautiful natural world.
Their approach centres on fostering confidence, creativity, and a sense of belonging. This is done through hands-on activities, group experiences, and organic engagement with our environment.
For more information, refer to the Earthly Neurodivergent website.
Healthy and ActiveMoreton
Healthy and Active Moreton offers free or low-cost activities. These include sport, fitness, recreation, and wellness classes.
Activities suit people of all ages and abilities. Inclusive options include walking groups, meditation, wheelchair dancing, Pilates, and chair yoga.
Learn more about Healthy and Active Moreton.
Holt Bolt
The Holt Bolt Movement supports people across Queensland. Participants can take part in programs at centres in Clontarf and Caboolture.
Services include school-based sports programs, strength and movement classes, allied health, and education and employment support.
- Phone: 0422 786 267
- Email: admin@theholtbolt.com
- Locations:
- 50 Hornibrook Esplanade, Clontarf
- 3 Angus Street, Clontarf
- Caboolture State High School, Gate 9, Lee Street, Caboolture
For more information, refer toHolt Bolt's website.
Rainbow yoga in Caboolture
These Rainbow yoga classes are inclusive and welcoming. They support beginners through to intermediate students.
- Classes run on Wednesdays from 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM for 11 weeks.
- Term pass: $184 (11 weeks)
- Casual class: $20
- Address: Beerburrum School of Arts Hall, 7 Anzac Avenue, Beerburrum
For more information, refer to Rainbow Yoga's Facebook page.
Trevena Glen Farm
Trevena Glen Farm offers inclusive and accessible farm experiences. Activities include animal visits, tractor rides, train rides, guided tours, and picnics.
The farm is an award‑winning and registered NDIS provider.
Learn more aboutTrevena Glen Farm.
Tribe Social Belonging
Tribe Social Belonging started in 2018 and now supports thousands of people across Queensland. It helps people who feel lonely or excluded find connection and community.
For more information, refer to Tribe Social Belonging's website.
Accessible venues and parks
Discover a selection of accessible venues and parks that offer safe and enjoyable experiences for all.
These locations are designed to support ease of access while still providing opportunities to relax, explore and have fun.
Whether you're seeking nature, recreation or a fun day out, these spaces make it easier to get involved.
Beachmere Community Garden
The Beachmere Community Garden is a friendly and accessible space, including a sensory garden for everyone to enjoy.
The garden also teaches people how to grow healthy and ethical food at home, even in small spaces.
For more information, refer to Beachmere Community Garden.
City of Moreton Bay Galleries and Museums
Enjoy a changing program of exhibitions, events, and workshops throughout the year.
This includes the Imaginarium, a fun play space for children. Here, children can take part in hands-on activities and crafts. They can create, learn, and explore.
For more information, refer to Galleries and Museums.
City of Moreton Bay Libraries
Moreton Bay Libraries are places to discover, learn, play, and imagine. They offer books, programs, and spaces that help people connect with each other.
There are many events held across libraries in the City of Moreton Bay.
Crockatt Park
Crockatt Park is a large park along the Woody Point foreshore with views over Bramble Bay.
The park has many facilities for different activities. There is a playground with a flying fox and climbing frames for all ages.
The park also has an inclusive swing called the We‑Go‑Swing. This wheelchair-accessible swing allows people to swing side by side. It is the first of its kind in Queensland.
- Address: Oxley Avenue, Woody Point QLD4019
Learn more about Crockatt Park.
Leslie Patrick Park
Leslie Patrick Park is also known as the Hills District All Abilities Playground. It's fully fenced with several play areas designed so everyone can enjoy it.
- Address: 135 Olearia Street West, Arana Hills, Queensland, 4054.
Learn more about Leslie Patrick Park.
Be featured as an inclusive sports provider
If your club or organisation provides inclusive sports to the Moreton Bay community and would like to be listed here, contact sportrecreation@moretonbay.qld.gov.au.