# Accessibility

> The Centre and the City of Penticton is committed to creating an accessible space for people of all abilities.

Accessibility

The importance of accessibility

Ensuring accessibility is not just a legal obligation; it's a commitment to inclusivity and a recognition of the diverse needs of our communities. We want to open our doors to a broader audience and foster an environment where everyone feels welcome.

Accessibility at the PTCC

We are committed to ensuring that the Centre is available and accessible to all our attendees.

Stair-free

Our Centre is fully on the ground level

Parking

Six accessible parking stalls across from Entrance 2

Washrooms

All gendered washrooms

Curb-free

No curb in the plaza for easy wheelchair access to Entrance 2 and 3

Wheelchairs

Wheelchairs available through our admin team

Ramps

Ramp to our stage available

Accessibility in Penticton

Our city has committed to making our community liveable and accessible for all by removing barriers and creating opportunities for individuals with all abilities.

The Rick Hansen Foundation reviewed two trail networks in town and deemed them RHF Accessibility Certified (RHFAC).

The Penticton Community Centre has been upgraded to enhance accessibility and provides activities that are accessible.

Skaha Lake Park and Okanagan Lake now have ramps to make it easier for those in wheelchairs to get to the beach.

Many parks in the town now have specially designed picnic tables that allow wheelchair users to roll up closer to the table.

Learn More About Penticton’s Accessibility Plan

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