Inglewood Blue Eucy Museum

The Blue Eucy Museum is on the site of the old Eucalyptus Distillery. It contains the historic remains of the distillery, a working model of the distillery process, a café, picnic area and toilet block.

The car park is hard packed fine gravel. From the car park to the main building the path is asphalt and level. Entry into the main building is through wide double doors that are manually operated with a lever doorknob. Door press is light and easily operated. The café, gift shop and display areas are all open with wide aisles and plenty of manoeuvring room. The countertop is low. All chairs can be moved to allow a choice of seating options for wheelchair users and users of other mobility devices. A wide door at the end of the café leads to an accessible outdoor eating area.

The model distillery display has wide entry and some bench seating with plenty of space inside for all types of mobility devices as well as prams and pushers.

The same theatrette has movable seating.

An accessible unisex toilet is located in the toilet block adjacent to the main building.

The historic distillery is reached via a gravel path. The path is new and does contain aggregate up to 50mm in diameter. The path gives access to all areas of the old distillery.

A picnic table and BBQ is located adjacent to the old distillery.  It is reached by crossing a relatively hard lawn area.  The BBQ and table on a concrete base and covered by a pavilion.