Our Accessible Cabins
Tiny cabins that cater for a range of disability requirements
Accessible Cabins
We aim to remove the physical barriers that stop people from accessing the incredible nature Western Australia has to offer. To that end, Tourism WA Council’s accessibility representative at Spinal Life Australia has assessed our wheelchair accessible cabins, so the design holds up to more than our own intentions.
In short, our goal is to make finding accessible holiday accommodation easier — so people with disabilities can experience the benefits of getting out into nature, without the barriers.
After all, there’s no single shape that travel takes. Some of us arrive solo, some with a companion, some with the whole family in tow. That’s why we’ve built our accessible cabins with space for all of tha, room to move, room to rest, room to bring the people you’d want beside you.
Denmark, Koorabup
This cabin sits on quiet farmland neighbouring William Bay National Park, on Menang Noongar country. It carries the same considered amenities as the rest of our cabins, including the same wide window by the bed for the night sky. Meanwhile, we’ve fitted the outdoor bath with a support frame for entry and exit, positioned for a long, unhurried soak under the stars.
Overall, the cabin sleeps up to two, with a lowered queen bed for easy access, reading lights, an indoor kitchenette, an outdoor BBQ, and everything you need to cook a favourite meal.
Roll-in shower
Built for ease and privacy both. Support rails, a shower seat, and an adjustable handheld head, so a long, warm wash after a day outdoors feels like exactly that. Bathroom door width: 85cm
Kitchen and bed
A queen bed and an indoor kitchenette, benches set at 90cm for comfortable reach. The window stays close by, so the view never really leaves the room.
Supported outside bath
A deck built for lingering, cushioned seating facing out toward the water. The outdoor bath sits nearby too, fitted with a support frame for an easy, unhurried soak.
Step-free from the start
A step free deck leads straight from accessible parking to the cabin door, no steps in between. From here, the cabin settles into the trees like it’s always been there.
Accessible Accomodation Amenities
We offer a place to rest your head at the end of a nourishing day exploring Perth’s natural beauty, where you can soak in the starry night sky from the large signature window by the bed.
Our accessible tiny cabins cater for a range of disability requirements, including limited mobility, wheelchairs and mobility scooters, cognitive and sensory disabilities, and vision impairment.
We’ve equipped each cabin with maximum comfort in mind. Amenities include a queen-sized bed with bedding, reading lights, an indoor kitchenette, an outdoor BBQ, and all the essential cookware to make your favourite meals.
Accessibility details
Everything below is measured, not estimated, so you can judge for yourself:
- Outdoor bath fitted with an additional support frame to assist entry and exit
- Accessible parking at the cabin
- Step-free access into the cabin
- Entry door width: 107cm
- Kitchen bench height: 90cm
- Bathroom door width: 85cm
- Roll-in shower design
- Support rails, a shower seat, and an adjustable handheld shower head
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet with support rail
- Accessibility-friendly light switches and controls
- Essential kitchen items kept in lower cupboards where possible
Before you book
Our cabins live on working farms, and the land around them is honest about that. Some outdoor surfaces are gravel, compacted earth, or uneven ground — part of what makes the setting what it is, but worth knowing in advance. We’d rather get the details right with you than leave them to chance, so if you have specific accessibility requirements, reach out before you book and we’ll talk through whether the cabin suits you. Call us on +61 8 6255 5718 or email hello@heyscape.com.au.
All of our cabins sit on private properties, which often have animals and require gates to be opened and closed on arrival and departure. Given the remoteness and property access involved, we strongly advise all guests with accessibility requirements to bring a companion to help.
Download the Quality Tourism Accessibility Report.
FAQ’s
How do i access the cabin from my vehicle?
Our accessible cabins let you drive right up and enter via an accessible ramp. However, since the cabins sit on remote, working farmland, the surrounding area may not be level or paved.
Why aren’t all your locations accessible?
We wish all our locations could be accessible for everyone to enjoy. Unfortunately, not all of the farmland we have access to is suitable for an accessible cabin. In the meantime, join our e-newsletter to stay up to date on future accessible cabins.
Can i bring a companion or carer with me?
Absolutely. In fact, we have family-sized accessible cabins with a queen bed and two bunk beds, accommodating up to 4 guests.
Can i request additional accommodations for my disability?
We endeavour to cater to a range of disability requirements, including mobility, cognitive, sensory disabilities and vision impairment. So if you need anything that isn’t listed, please reach out. Call us on +61 8 6255 5718 or email hello@heyscape.com.au.
In case of an emergency
IIf an emergency arises, please contact 000. A first aid kit and a snake bite kit are also included in the cabin for any mishaps.
Non-urgent health concerns can be directed to healthdirect, free and available around the clock on 1800 022 222. If it’s a snake or spider bite, sting, or suspected poisoning, call the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26. For storm or flood damage, contact the State Emergency Service on 132 500.
Nearest Hospital
Denmark Health Service 08 9848 0600, 50 Scotsdale Road Denmark WA, open 24 hours.
Non-Emergency
For anything else, from power to the coffee machine not working, reach out to hello@heyscape.com.au or (08) 6255 5718. Our office operates 9am–5:30pm, 7 days a week. If you need in-cabin assistance outside those hours, our team is reachable between 5pm–8pm.