National Trust House and Gardens
5
5
Date of visit: July 2021
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Excellent
The Abbey is owned by the National Trust and has both formal and informal gardens. The downstairs of the house is accessible via a ramp. The staff are very helpful and when you collect your ticket you will not be surprised to see a wheelchair user. I congratulated her on the access and she said she had put her stamp on it. There are three accessible toilets however if you are a full time wheelchair user then one near the shop is the best. It does not include a changing places toilet but there is plenty of room. All the gardens are accessible. The cafe wasn't open but the "pop up" refreshment stand was excellent and was renewed every 20 mins. Prices were not too bad and a good variety of sandwiches and cakes. There was even a jazz band on the day we visited.
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
Parking & Transport
Excellent
Accessible Toilets
Good
Staff
Excellent
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Scotsdales Garden Centre
4.00 km
Barnwell Road Library
6.16 km
Burwell Museum and Windmill
7.10 km
The Centre for Computing History
7.21 km
Cambridge Museum of Technology
7.38 km
Kerb Kollective
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