Access

McClelland welcomes visitors and is committed to making its programs and services widely accessible. Assistance and guide dogs are welcome, and a water bowl is available. McClelland welcomes comments and suggestions about how we might continue to improve our programs for visitors with disabilities.

Level access

There is ramp access to the gallery, cafe and toilets. Access to the McClelland Room is via two steps, unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to this space. In the sculpture park there is a compacted gravel path around our lake as well as loose gravel paths with some steep gradients at the back of the park.

Toilets

A fully accessible toilet and change room is located opposite the Design Store inside the gallery.
A wheelchair is available for use. Please book to ensure availability.

Buggy

A five-seater buggy is available for guided tours on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 11am and 2pm. Booking is essential.

Parking

A gravel car park exists for visitors. There are three disabled parking spaces in the car park, however you are also welcome to drive close to the gallery entrance to drop off passengers before parking.

View and download a visitor map here.

Please have a read of our Conditions of Entry before your visit.

Make the most of your visit to the area and discover other attractions in and around Langwarrin, or take a short drive to experience the beauty of the Mornington Peninsula region.

Suggestions include:

• Cruden Farm
• Dame Elisabeth Murdoch Arboretum
• Mulberry Hill
• Frankston Waterfront
• Kananook Creek Walking Trail
• Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne
• Ballam Park Homestead
• Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve
• Peninsula Link Cycling Trail
• Sweetwater Creek Reserve and
• The Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve