Barton Grange Garden Centre

Name: Barton Grange Garden Centre
Brand: Euan's Guide
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

Overall rating

4.5

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About

A family-run business with its heart in Lancashire. Barton Grange Garden Centre opened its doors in March 2008, with an official launch later conducted by HRH Princess Anne. From the very first day, our green ethos has been at the heart of everything we do and we strive to be environmentally friendly in all areas of the business. We are also passionate about customer care and service. Ours is an independent, family-run company built on strong traditional values. We love to support our local suppliers and are proud to stock Lancashire’s finest produce. Our staff are a loyal bunch – many have been with us since day one. They are all trained to be experts in their fields and love to share their knowledge and advice with customers.

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Overall rating

4.5

(2 reviews)

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Meandmuminawheelchair

Dec 2025

Excellent wheelchair accessibility

Excellent accessibility for a wheelchair. Lots of disabled parking bays, good space in aisles, everything on one level, accessible toilets and spacious cafe. The table service cafe/restaurant is more cramped but we were still easily accommodated at one of the more easily accessible tables and the table had a rising and lowering feature that meant we could lift it so Mum could get her chair right under the table rather than the usual awkward gap where she can't quite get close to the table. Staff were lovely and helpful.

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bcsu

Apr 2015

Great sensory experience and lovely cafe

A garden centre that sets off all your sensory buds, smells, taste, touch, sight and hearing. Waterfalls, ringing bells, flowers and plants, wood and stone textures. The cafe is well set out and easily accessible for wheelchair users

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Disabled Access Information for Barton Grange Garden Centre

Disabled Access at Barton Grange Garden Centre

With the exception of one small part of decking outside The Riverside Cafe, the garden centre is fully accessible to wheelchair users. We offer dedicated disabled parking, toilet facilities at the main entrance and in the restaurants, and free hire of wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Please click here to read our guide for customers with disabilities and mobility problems. Car parking for disabled and less able customers is found at the front of the garden centre and to the right of the main pathway which leads to the entrance. Parent and child parking is located to the left of the path. Please look out for the signs in the car park. Once inside the garden centre, you’ll find disabled toilet facilities in the main entrance and further disabled toilets in the restaurant area. With the exception of one small part of decking outside the café, the garden centre has no steps, so customers in wheelchairs and with pushchairs can visit all areas with ease. We created wide aisles throughout all departments to assist movement though the centre. There are plenty of wheelchairs available for hire at the customer service desk in our main reception. Please check availability on arrival. We also have a limited supply of mobility scooters available. If you would like to hire one of our mobility scooters please bring along one of the following: Your driver’s licence. Your bus pass. Your Blue Badge. A letter with your home address on it and a card with your signature on. Our mobility scooters are kindly supplied by the Mobility Smart Centre in Garstang.

Accessible parking at Barton Grange Garden Centre

Car parking for disabled and less able customers is found at the front of the garden centre and to the right of the main pathway which leads to the entrance.

Dedicated on-site parking

On-site accessible parking bays are available within 50 metres of the entrance.

Toilets features at Barton Grange Garden Centre

Once inside the garden centre, you’ll find disabled toilet facilities in the main entrance and further disabled toilets in the restaurant area.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.