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By Rebecca BroomAugust 10, 2018September 14th, 2022No Comments

ParaQuad News, the official magazine of ParaQuad NSW, highlights our beach side resort, and what a stay at Sargood on Collaroy means for people living with SCI.

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(02) 8597 0600
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1 Brissenden Ave, Collaroy
NSW Australia 2097

Google Rating

4.7

Sargood on Collaroy

4.7

Bailey Kramp

09:55 25 Jan 20

Great place for my family and i to holiday as it is accessible accommodation for my brother. Staff are very friendly and helpful, there is a large variety of activities to take part in and loads to do in the area as well as plenty of very nice restaurants.

Julian Sevim

11:17 23 Feb 20

Amazing beach views and wheelchair friendly!

Sheree Armon

07:30 18 Nov 19

Second time staying here and once again everything was perfect..🙂 The Room..Activities..Swimming...Sailing....Surfing...Avalon Markets..Palm Beach Tour...Staff were so helpful and everything was perfect..Location is amazing..Can't wait to come back..Thankyou to all the Staff..👏🌞

Remy Bourcier

12:11 05 Nov 19

Great facilities

Margaret Payne

01:19 01 Mar 20

One of it's kind in the world for paraplegic.

PETER W ALLEN

08:03 01 Feb 20

Very caring atmosphere

John Schell

04:38 21 Oct 20

Excellent service and the gym is equipped with equipment designed for those with a disability.

Jason Clarke

04:22 24 Jan 21

Was a wonderful experience with me and my brother

Jenny Thapa Magar

05:07 04 Feb 21

Amazing people and atmostphire

Mick O'Dowd

09:04 07 Mar 21

I am in a wheelchair but not a spinal injury. I was excluded from using sargood. Not very inclusive and a bit elitist in my opinion

Sammy Chuck

01:44 12 Apr 21

Amazing staff, great facilities. Awesome view. Good parking. Uber eats will deliver right to your room and there are plenty of yummy local food options. Such a good set-up and great way to learn about helpful home automation and products for people in wheelchairs as well as do some fun, wheelchair-accessible activities including surfing, snorkelling, gym, a lighthouse trip... Sargood is saaaaaaar gooood!

Logan Williams

11:17 23 Feb 20

Amazing beach views and wheelchair friendly!

Mileidith Peters-Serrato

05:14 23 Jan 18

I strongly suggest this plan for people who has spinal cord injury and wants to have some holidays. bedrooms are really comfortable, the location is very convenient but the best of all is their friendly stuff. As a individual support worker, I can tell that they have all facilities which did my work a lot easy with the client that I assisted in his holidays.

Bailey Kramp

09:55 25 Jan 20

Teagan Stein

10:44 10 Jan 18

Amazing facilities for both able and disabled visitors to enjoy themselves with family, along with wonderful management who care for everyones needs, no matter how hard. Would 100% recommend for anyone with a disabled family member to vacation at for a memorable fun experience!

Julie Rixon

10:18 05 Aug 18

The last 7 days staying at Sargood on Collaroy was amazing for me, learning to motor wheelchair on the beach and standing barefoot on the sand. Even though I have no feeling in my feet or legs I could see the sand on my toes. This is something I thought I would never experience again . Thank you all for your care at Sargood.

karen johnson

20:30 16 Oct 22

If I could givr more stars I would.My partner is tetraplegic after a misdiagnosis 6 months ago.We went to Sargood as a holiday for our whole family including 3 toddlers.The rooms were great.We had a room to ourselves and the family their own, the views perfect.The staff were absolutely amazing.They gave him his dignity back and taught us both so much.We can't wait to go back.

Camilla Brown

23:24 28 Dec 23

Sargood is truly such a special place, the staff are so welcoming and friendly and very helpful. The physiotherapist are exceptional and I had the best physio sessions I have ever had! The rooms are so comfortable and luxurious!The activities were absolutely amazing and the equipment is so fantastic, it was such an amazing opportunity to try an x8 chair and be able to go on a bush hike, something I never thought I would be able to do again!There is such a wide variety of different activities to try and a great family area too. My little girl loved the basketball ball and table tennis and giant dolls house!The location being so close to the beach is really handy and being close to the beach pool is great as I could wheel down in my chair and watch my husband take my daughter for a swim in the beach pool too.I highly recommend Sargood to anyone, it really is a wonderful place.

Skye Shannon

07:49 27 Dec 23

Stayed at Sargood earlier this year. To say it was amazing would be an understatement. The facilities are great but beyond that the staff are the absolute best. They go above and beyond to make you feel like anything you want to do is possible and is easy. It is the first time trying new things were I didn’t feel disabled. Getting back in the water was big and took a few tries but they were so supportive and were excited for me when I overcame my fear.All the staff played a part in making my time there one of the most memorable moments ever.I will definitely be back

Rachael Thorpe

12:03 23 Nov 23

Currently on my 2nd visit. I'd give it 10 stars if I could. As a permanent wheelchair user this is the only place I feel truly independent.The designers have literally thought of everything. The staff are lovely. Nothing is too much trouble, and whatever activity you want to do, they find a way to make it happen.The rooms are enormous. The views are sublime. Wish I could stay forever.

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