A dedicated all-abilities fishing platform situated on the species-rich waters of the Peel Inlet near Mandurah, Western Australia.

The platform was designed to accommodate anglers of all abilities, offering ample space for people with disabilities as well as families, seniors, and casual visitors wanting to fish the Peel-Harvey estuary.

The surrounding waters are known for producing blue swimmer crabs, whiting, herring, tarwhine, and surf bream, making this a productive access point into one of Western Australia's most celebrated estuarine fisheries.

The Peel-Harvey estuary system, listed under the Ramsar Convention in 1990, covers 134 square kilometres and connects to the Indian Ocean via the Dawesville Channel.