Recreation Activities

Explore. Move. Connect. Your Way.

At Rebound WA, we believe everyone deserves the chance to enjoy the outdoors, try something new, and connect with others — no matter their mobility level.

That’s why we offer a growing range of inclusive recreation activities and specialist equipment that make movement, adventure, and social participation possible for people living with physical disabilities.

Whether you're joining a fishing trip, taking a dance class, or heading out on your own adventure with one of our adaptive devices — we’re here to support you every step (or wheel) of the way.

Recreation Activities

Biannual Fishing Trip

Held twice a year at accessible fishing spots, our community fishing trips are all about fresh air, good company, and low-key fun. Everything is set up for accessibility, and you don’t need any experience to take part. It’s a relaxing day out, with great vibes and even better stories.

Para Dance

Join us for inclusive dance sessions designed for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility. It’s creative, joyful, and a great way to move your body while connecting with others through rhythm and expression. No pressure, no prior dance experience — just fun!

Wheelchair Tai Chi

Gentle, flowing movements designed to improve mobility, posture, and mindfulness. These sessions are low-impact, fully seated, and tailored to your ability. A great option for relaxation and wellbeing in a calm, friendly environment.

Plus So Many MORE…

Adaptive Equipment Hire

Want to explore the outdoors or try something active on your own terms? Rebound WA has a selection of adaptive mobility equipment available to hire so you can access the beach, trails, or bike paths with ease and confidence. Find out more about the equipment that can be hired here.

Who Can Get Involved?

All of our recreation activities and equipment are designed for:

  • People of all ages with physical disabilities

  • Beginners or anyone new to adaptive sport or recreation

  • Individuals, families, or support workers looking for accessible adventures

  • Anyone seeking social connection, movement, or a fun, new experience

You don’t need to be "sporty" — just curious and open to giving things a go.