Exciting News: Mobi Chairs Now Available for Borrow at Sauble Beach and Bluewater Park!
We’re thrilled to announce that Mobi Chairs are now available for borrowing at no cost at Sauble Beach and Bluewater Park in Wiarton, ensuring everyone can enjoy our beautiful waterfront locations with ease!
Here’s How It Works:
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Reserve Your Mobi Chair
Contact our Parks and Recreation Team to reserve a Mobi Chair for your day out. -
Pick Up Your Chair
- Sauble Beach: Collect your chair from the Bruce County Library Sauble Beach Branch during their operating hours. For more information, visit their website.
- Bluewater Park: Pick up your chair from the Bluewater Park Train Station for use in Colpoy's Bay.
Enjoy Accessible Beach Access
At Sauble Beach, you can access the water at the following locations:
- 8th Street
- 11th Street
- Groves Point
Each site is equipped with accessible parking, accessible portable washrooms, and Mobi Mats to make your visit as comfortable as possible.
Bluewater Park in Wiarton also offers accessible features to enhance your experience.
Accessibility program
We are committed to making South Bruce Peninsula a welcoming destination for everyone. Enjoy your visit and make the most of our beautiful beach and park!
For any questions or further assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’re here to help you have a fantastic experience!
Accessibility Customer Service Feedback Form
Accessibility Standards for Customer Service Policy AD.7.1
Access to Community Recreation Facilities and Programs for Persons with Disabilities Policy AD.7.2
Integrated Accessibility Standards: Policies, Practices and Procedures AD.7.3
Accessible Communication Policy AD.7.4
Customer Service Standards Information for Contractors, Agents, Volunteers, Etc.
Accessibility Regulations for Contractors, Contracted Employees, Etc.
2013-2017 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan
2018-2022 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan
2023-2027 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan
Accessibility and Emergency Planning
| Guide to accessible festivals and outdoor events |
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The Province of Ontario has prepared a guide to help festival and event organizers meet the requirements under the AODA. The guide gives suggestions about how to help people with disabilities at events. |
| Feedback on accessibility services |
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Your feedback is important to help us improve accessible services. You can give us feedback by telephone, in person, in writing or by e-mail. When we receive complaints about the accessibility of our goods and services, we review the complaint and contact you. For your convenience, an Accessibility Customer Service Feedback Form (PDF) is available. |
| Temporary disruptions |
If there is a temporary disruption with services or goods used by people with disabilities, we will notify the public:
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| Alternative formats and communication supports |
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Documents are reproduced in PDF format for the Adobe Acrobat Reader. We can provide information in accessible formats upon request. Contact us and we will work with you to provide a format or communication support that meets your needs. Depending on the format or communication support you need, it may take us time to get the information. We will give you an estimate of the time it will take. The Town makes no guarantee that all documents created will meet every requirement of applicable legislation. Contractors have final responsibility for ensuring that all documents and other materials supplied to the Town comply with accessibility legislation. If a document provided by a contractor does not meet accessibility requirements, please contact the contractor directly to obtain the document in an accessible format. |
| Accessibility compliance reports |
| Annual reports on the removal of barriers to accessibility |
