The main entrance and pathway to this site are accessible to people who use wheelchairs, mobility scooters, or walking aids, providing step-free access.
The reserve does not contain any steps.
All flooring and footpaths have non-slippery surfaces to help prevent accidents and falls.
As a public space with no primary doors, the general environment accommodates wheeled mobility aids.

The venue does not have an accessible restroom, nor is one clearly labelled.
There are no gender-neutral restrooms available.
Restroom grabrails are not available or easily accessible for a person seated on the toilet.
Restroom handwashing and drying facilities are not within easy reach for a person who uses a wheelchair.
The restroom interior is not accessible for manual wheelchairs or powerchairs, as it does not meet the minimum dimensions of 2 metres x 1.6 metres.
The restroom door cannot be opened, locked, or unlocked using one hand, and cannot be unlocked by staff in an emergency.

The site does not have designated and clearly-marked accessible parking spaces.
The main entrance or meeting point is located more than 50 metres away from the closest accessible parking space.
There is insufficient room for people to transfer to their wheelchairs, powerchairs, or mobility scooters by car doors.
The car park is not well-lit at night.
There are no designated drop-off and pick-up points or loading zones to ensure safe and convenient access.

The site has a safe footpath leading to the entrance for people who are blind or experience low vision.
However, the pathway leading to the main entrance does not have tactile ground surface indicators to support visitors with blindness or low vision.
The venue is generally considered accessible to people who experience blindness or low vision.

The venue is generally considered accessible to people who experience deafness or limited hearing.
Information on whether activities are held in environments suitable for participants who are deaf or experience limited hearing (e.g. with clearly-displayed signs or graphics) is not provided.
Details on whether emergency alert systems produce both audio and visual warnings are not available.
Information on whether evacuation plans consider individuals with deafness or limited hearing is not provided.

Activities held at the reserve are considered suitable for participants who are neurodiverse.
A designated breakout room or quiet space for visitors requiring it is not applicable to this reserve type.
Information on whether activities offer a wide range of sensory experiences or stimuli for visitors with sensory modulation needs is not provided.
Details on whether participants can easily remove themselves from activities if they experience sensory overload or discomfort are not available.

All service animals are welcome on the premises.
Service animals can enter all the same spaces in which their owners are welcome.

Koikoi Reserve

Venue accessibility summary