Getting there
Many roads lead to Wellness Wednesday
Public Transport
The Wellness Wednesday event is on the Western Foreshore at Hall Park, located next to the Mandurah Skate Park.
Save the bother of parking and catch pubic transport to our event.
Catch Bus Route 592, to Old Coast Rd after Pinjarra Rd (Stop Number 21734).
Cross Old Coast road and walk past the Bridge IGA. Then cross Mary Street to walk over to Hall Park.
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Catch Bus Route 591 to Mary Street after Leighton Place (Stop Number 28758).
Cross Mary Street from the bus stop and walk back towards the bridge. You will see the event on your left at Hall Park.
Where to Park
Parking Locations Around The Event
Parking Nearest To The Event
On Western Side
- Hall Park North End – near war memorial. Access via Leighton place.
- Mandurah Bridge Carpark – next to the Western Side of Mandurah Bridge. Turn off 1st Left before exiting roundabout.
NO PARKING at The Bridge Shopping Centre Area. This is for their customers only.
Parking On Eastern Side
On Eastern Side – walk over the bridge to the event
- Mandurah Terrace – Diagonal parking bays available along the foreshore area. 2 hour limit. ACROD parking. Walk over the bridge to the Western Foreshore.
- Mandurah Foreshore carpark – opposite Murphy’s Bar. Central parking, 3 hour limit.
- Mandurah Terrace carpark – small carpark next to Tods Café – Northern end of foreshore between Hackett and Cooper Streets. 3 hour limit. ACROD parking.
- Mandurah Terrace Carpark – between Peel St and Hackett St. Parking for buses, electric car recharge point, close to public toilet and changing place, 3 hour limit. ACROD parking.
City Of Mandurah Parking Guide
There is more parking available throughout the area. To find more parking options, click on the link below to view the City of Mandurah’s parking information brochure.
Accessibility and Facilities
Accessible Unisex Public Toilets
Western Foreshore Toilet Facility Hall Park next to the skate park, near the bridge.
Eastern Foreshore Toilet Facility near Mandurah Tce and Tuckey Street.
Mandurah Foreshore Public Toilets located behind the Mandurah Visitor’s Centre.
Changing Places
Changing Places – includes an adult sized changing table, ceiling hoist, a peninsular toilet, privacy screen, and additional circulation space to meet the needs of people with complex disabilities and their carers.
Mandurah foreshore Public toilets and Changing Places is located behind the Mandurah Visitor’s Centre.
A key is required to access Changing Places. You can request a key from the Mandurah Visitor’s Centre.
For more information about changing places, go to this City of Mandurah website page:
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