Bellevue Park — Accessibility Map
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Address: 36-92 Windsor Road, Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, 3110, NZ
Bellevue Park is a well-maintained and welcoming environment for all. The park can host a variety of outdoor activities for visitors looking to organise team sports or to exercise independently. Also located here are the local tennis club, aquatic centre and walking paths.
Amenities (9)
- Accessible parking (Bellevue Park) (Accessible parking) — There are two accessible parking spaces located within 10 metres of the park's entrance. Both spaces provide room for visitors to self-transfer. They also provide step-free access to the park via the no-parking zone.. Features: Unsheltered parking
- Accessible parking (Sherwood Street) (Accessible parking) — One accessible parking space is located on Sherwood Street within 40 metres of the primary school entrance. Please note there is parking space does not have access to a kerb cut.. Features: Kerbside parking, Unsheltered parking
- Accessible parking (Gordon Carmichael Reserve) (Accessible parking) — One accessible parking space is located within 10 metres of the entrance to Gordon Carmichael Reserve. It provides space for self-transferring and has a direct kerb cut leading to the park’s main footpath and walkway.. Features: Kerb cut, Unsheltered parking
- Accessible restroom (Gordon Carmichael Reserve) (Accessible restroom) — The accessible restrooms at Gordon Carmichael Reserve are gender neutral and include an ambulant accessible toilet. Access requires navigating a gravel path with uneven surfaces, along with a four-centimetre lip between the gravel and the paved entrance. As a result, these restrooms may not be accessible for all visitors.. Features: Ambulant toilet, Transfer space right, Gender-neutral restroom
- Play area (Gordon Carmichael Reserve) (Play area) — The play area at Gordon Carmichael Reserve is located less than 40 metres from the car park and about 50 metres from the reserve’s walkway and lake. It features equipment for children of all ages, including a mesh swing and shaded canopies for sun protection.
- Theater style seating (Gordon Carmichael Reserve) (Public seating) — Theatre style seating is available at Gordon Carmichael Reserve, located less than 50 metres from the car park and close to the reserve’s main lake and walkway.. Features: Benches
- Lake view seating (Gordon Carmichael Reserve) (Public seating) — Two benches are located on the west side of the Gordon Carmichael Reserve lake. They offer resting spots and scenic lookouts along the walking paths, with views across the lake. Please note both benches are set back from the main footpath and require visitors to walk up and down hills to reach them.. Features: Benches
- Bethlehem Recreation Reserve Walkway (Trailhead) — The Bethlehem Recreation Reserve Walkway is a suburban and reserve path with a mix of paved footpaths and gravel surfaces. It includes several sections with inclines and declines. The walkway connects neighbourhoods in Bethlehem and offers long stretches through coastal and reserve areas with scenic views of Mount Maunganui.. Features: Boardwalk or paved walkway, Cycle path or trail
- Boardwalk (Matua Saltmarsh) (Trailhead) — Matua Saltmarsh Boardwalk gives visitors unrestricted access to one of the city’s most significant natural landscapes. Papahenga, the Matua Saltmarsh, is a 21-hectare coastal wetland which helps enrich the quality of the harbour, protects the coast from erosion and provides a habitat for many species of plants, fish and birds, including the banded rail and North Island fernbird.. Features: Boardwalk or paved walkway
