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Should you wish to contact the City, please refer to our Contact Us page. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
In 2022 a review was conducted of all 169 of our beach access paths, resulting in the Beach Access Path Plan 2023. This plan outlines key upgrades including:
Work began in 2024, with upgrades continuing over the next three years based on priority needs. For details on works near you, please refer to the Beach Access Path Plan - Maps and Implementation Tableopens in a new window document.
We are installing four new universally accessible beach access ramps or boardwalks to make our beaches more inclusive. These will help people with reduced mobility, parents with prams, and others move more easily from footpaths to the beach.
The locations are:
Some beach access paths are also planned to be closed and restored to their natural conditions. These paths were selected based on the 2022 review due to low foot traffic, safety concerns, or their proximity to better alternatives. Closures are scheduled to occur in the first half of 2025. Local residents and beach users will be informed of the closures by mailout and signage placed at the path entry points.
We hope these improvements will ensure that our beach access paths are safe, sustainable, and inclusive for all. By upgrading well-used paths and closing those that are no longer needed, we can better protect our coastline while making it easier for everyone to enjoy our beautiful beaches.
To learn more about the City’s efforts to improve beach accessibility, visit Accessible Beaches.
Your feedback on this or any City project is appreciated. Send comments to customer@rockingham.wa.gov.au or submit a request form online.