Lovely walks and good accessibility
5
5
Date of visit: March 2024
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Excellent
My wife D add I visited and with her in her much abused pride gogo elite traveller (small scooter) we were supported well getting on to the boat from Poole, but note D could self transfer, not possible with any larger buggy if you turn up on spec. There is a fully accessible transfer (“sea horse” run by National trust) but has to be booked 7 days in advance. We did the approx 5km walk round gravel tracks no problem but able bodied support (me pushing up hills and over some tree roots and occasionally D getting out) was needed on some of the side tracks. A heavier duty buggy would have managed I think. These side tracks were great fun and gave access to amazing views especially on south shore.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
See details and caveats in main write up. They had push buggies (not battery powered) but these would only be suitable for a fit pusher on the main track (not side trails with hills)
Parking & Transport
Good
Parked at key visitor parking (but it was cash only) then short hop through to boat area.
Accessible Toilets
Average
You have to be ready before setting off on the 2 hour loop!
Staff
Excellent
