Argyll Beaver & Wildlife Visitor Centre

I didnt visit the centre, but did join the guided evening walk around the small loch to spot wild beavers. Prior to visiting, I rang the Centre to point out they had no accessibility information on their website. I'm pleased to see they've now added a fair bit - at least for the mobility disabled. The guided walk begins at a car park adjacent to the loch and after a brief introductory talk - held in a shed with a sloped entrance ramp - follows a path along the shore of the loch to a hide. As a scooter user, I was delighted to find the path is level throughout, and easily wide enough for my big scooter. The hide too is small but open-backed and the viewing slits are at sitting level. A single wheelchair or scooter could fit comfortably alongside the fixed bench inside. We saw beavers!