Sunshine Coast Recreation Precinct Visual Story
Arrival Sunshine Coast Recreation Precinct
The Sunshine Coast Recreation Precinct is situated between Currimundi Beach and the Currimundi Lake mouth. The reception building is a modern, white structure made of concrete and glass.
Onsite parking for over 60 vehicles is available across the street, with accessible car parking spaces located directly in front of the entrance. A transit centre and coach parking are also onsite.
From the car park, wide and step-free pathways lead to the building's entrance, which has an outward-opening glass door. The environment supports ease of access and movement, with visitors likely arriving to check in, gather information, or prepare for recreational activities nearby.
Indoor Courts
The Sunshine Coast Recreation Precinct features a reception window and café on the left, offering refreshments and light meals. To the right, an inward-opening glass door leads to the Indoor Courts. Courts 1 and 2 have polished wooden floors and high industrial ceilings with exposed beams.
Tiered wooden seating lines on both sides of the courts, accommodating spectators. Further along on the right are the Green and Blue changerooms and a unisex bathroom equipped with grab bars for accessibility.
Transit Centre
The Transit Centre features a spacious and open environment with modern concrete architecture and a large portico. The space is designed for efficient drop-offs, with ramps and wide pathways providing seamless access. A designated luggage area is available for convenience.
To the right, there is a unisex accessible toilet equipped with a shower, grab bars, and a baby-changing station. During drop-off times, the area often becomes loud and busy, especially when children are present.
Accommodation (Kings, Moffat, & Castaways)
The Moffats building houses accessible accommodation located just off the same lobby as the kitchen and dining area. The room has a step-free entry doorway leading to a seating area on the right and a wall-mounted TV on the left. Next to the TV is a table, chairs, and a cabinet containing a small fridge and microwave.
Straight ahead is an accessible bathroom with a shower and toilet, both fitted with grab bars, and a shower bench. The accommodation has two bedrooms, each with three low-style bunk beds. Granite floors, spacious interiors, and large windows provide ample room for wheelchair users to move comfortably.
Kitchen & Dining Hall
The Kitchen and Dining area is accessible from the Transit Centre via stairs with handrails or a winding ramp with handrails. The space is designed with wide, flat surfaces and ample room for wheelchair accessibility. To the left is the Kitchen area, where children queue to receive food. On the right is the Dining area, featuring rows of tables and chairs that can seat up to 380 people.
The architecture combines concrete and glass elements, with wooden ceilings adding contrast. Large windows allow natural light to brighten the space. During mealtimes, the area becomes loud and busy as children gather to eat.
Court 3 Complex & Meeting Rooms
The Court 3 Complex and Meeting Room area is reached via wide concrete pathways to the right of the arrival area. The low set white building is surrounded by greenery, with colourful murals at the entrance. Entry is through an outward-opening glass door.
Inside, a small lobby leads directly to Court 3, a full-sized basketball court with polished timber floors. The court can be arranged for multiple activities, including archery. To the left of the lobby are two seminar rooms with carpeted floors, corrugated ceilings, and fluorescent lighting. Both spaces are spacious and suited for meetings or workshops.
Court 3 Complex & Rock Climbing
The Rock Face climbing area is a spacious room with high ceilings, featuring blue and grey climbing walls fitted with holds and ropes designed for various skill levels. Safety mats cover the floor, and barriers surround the walls for secure use.
From the Court 3 Complex entrance, turn right into the corridor. At the end of the corridor, a door on the left opens outward into the climbing area. This area is also accessible from the pool via an outward-opening glass door. The space is designed for dynamic climbing activities, offering opportunities for both challenge and engagement.
Court 3 Complex Indoor Cave
The Court 3 Indoor Cave area is adjacent to the Rock Face area and features a maze of passages resembling natural caves. The entrance is through an outward-opening glass door framed by greenery, leading into a structure with textured walls, stalactites, and rock formations. The environment mimics a real cave with dim lighting and cool, damp air.
Visitors navigate the passages using head torches, moving through the dimly lit holes and caves with a sense of discovery and adventure. The design encourages exploration, reflecting the atmosphere of a natural cave system. The space offers an immersive and thrilling experience.
Pool
The swimming pool is located to the left of the transit area and accessed via a concrete ramp with handrails. At the end of the ramp, turn right to find an outward-opening black metal gate.
Inside, the outdoor area features an 8-lane, 25-metre heated salt-chlorinated pool equipped with a ramp with handrails entry. The pool is surrounded by a concrete deck and metal railings. To the right of the gate, amenities include a unisex toilet, a shower with grab bars, and a baby changing station.
A shaded grandstand to the side provides seating for up to 60 people, allowing spectators to watch activities. The pool area supports both leisure and competitive swimming, with floodlights enabling evening use.
High Ropes & Aerial Adventures
The Aerial Adventure features a 16-metre, multi-level tower with over 45 ninja warrior-style obstacles. The tower is divided into four progressively challenging levels. To the left, there are bleachers with a shaded canopy for spectators. The area surrounding the tower has a well-maintained artificial grass surface. The tower is accessible via wide, sturdy stairs, and safety measures, including harnesses and nets, are in place.
The High Ropes Adventure is located across the football field. It consists of tall wooden poles supporting suspended elements such as hanging tyres, rope crossings, and a cargo net. Multiple cables and safety ropes ensure safe participation.
Shellys Accommodation
The Shelleys facility has an adjacent parking area with accessible car parking spaces. From the car park, a concrete pathway leads to a covered walkway. The dining hall is on the right, accessible via an outward-opening glass door, and features tables and chairs arranged throughout, with a small servery area on the left.
Back at the covered walkway, to the right is Seminar Room A, an air-conditioned space with carpet flooring. Turning left along the walkway and then right leads to the training kitchen, accessible via a ramp and stairs with handrails.
Continuing down the timber walkway on the right are the amenities, while an inward-opening glass door on the left leads to Seminar Room B.
Shellys Accommodation Accessible Room
Unit 1 Shelley's Accessible Room is a single-story structure with light-coloured panels and wooden ramps with handrails. Inside, timber flooring provides a smooth surface, and couches are arranged in the middle, leaving space for wheelchair navigation.
The unit has two bedrooms: Bedroom 1 contains two single beds, while Bedroom 2 has a single bunk bed. Between the bedrooms is an accessible bathroom equipped with grab bars and a shower with a bench.
A small kitchen includes basic amenities for meal preparation. The light fittings are low and easy to reach. The unit is calm and functional, suitable for rest, simple cooking, and relaxation in the lounge areas.

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