The reserve is an extensive grassy area encircled by a paved walking path, a gravel walkway and a bridge that spans the lake. This area serves primarily as a dog park. It provides complimentary tennis balls and throwing equipment for pet owners' usage. The reserve affords a picturesque vista of the remote-controlled sailboats on the lake, along with picnic tables accessible to visitors at all times.
Accessible to visitors who:
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Visitor experience
The main entrance and pathway are step-free and accessible.
The path to the entrance is smooth and paved, with a level incline.
There are no steps on the way to the entrance or at the main entrance.
The venue is accessible by bus, with stops located between 100-200 metres from the entrance.
It is unsure if the public transport stops are wheelchair-accessible.
Clear signage for the venue's entrance is displayed.
The main entrance features an open storefront design.
No designated drop-off or loading zones are available.
No reception or information desk is present near the entrance as the venue is unstaffed.
As an open-air reserve, visitors can easily step away if they experience sensory overload.
Tactile exhibits or touchable displays are not available.
Signage is not available in braille.
Large-print materials are not available.
Hearing loops or assistive listening devices are not available.
Audiovisual content and related accessibility features are not applicable to this venue type.
Events are not held at Koikoi Reserve.
Therefore, specific event accessibility features such as captions, audio descriptions, or staff intervention for audiovisual content are not applicable.
Koikoi Reserve is an unstaffed venue.
Therefore, staff training on assisting people with disability during emergencies is not applicable.
No mechanism is in place for visitors to share feedback or suggestions about accessibility.
Wheelchair & Mobility Scooter Access
The main entrance and pathway are step-free and accessible.
The path to the entrance is smooth and paved, with a level incline.
No steps or escalators are present anywhere on site.
Paved accessible footpaths link to nearby Caslani Reserve and Matatu Reserve.
Caution is advised due to uneven ground on the grass reserve.
Accessible Parking
No designated accessible parking spaces are available.
Kerbside parking is available on a quiet road but with limited kerb cuts to the footpath.
Accessible Restrooms
No gender-neutral or accessible restrooms are available on site.
Blindness & Low Vision
A safe footpath to the entrance is available for people who are blind or have low vision.
The entrance does not have tactile ground surface indicators, and paths lack colour contrasts.
Signage is not available in braille or large print.
Uneven ground on the grass reserve may pose a hazard.
Deafness & Limited Hearing
Emergency alerts at this venue use mobile notifications and alerts.
Hearing loops or assistive listening devices are not available.
Neurodiverse Support
Visitors can easily step away if they experience sensory overload as it is an open-air reserve.
Specific sensory experiences or audiovisual content are not applicable.
