Cadbury Garden Centre

Date of visit: June 2024

I have experience of challenges around: moving around

Overall Rating

Excellent couple of hours spent at this big garden centre, which sells lots of other stuff too. It has other stores within the complex such as Lakeland (kitchenware), Pavers (shoes), Cotton Traders (clothing) to name a few, plus 2 eateries (cafe and coffee shop) & garden furniture and that's all before the outside area's! Good free parking, Blue Badge spaces by entrance. Easy, flat entrance. Wheelchairs AND mobility scooters there available to use to go around-I borrowed a scooter. Available at small front desk, just ask staff, no pre-booking necessary. All area's accessible with slopes as alternative to any steps. Nice coffee shop. Plenty of room to move around merchandising displays too.

Disabled Access In and Around

Spacious entrance. Steps in front of you, to clothes section, but slope to your left, just behind the Enquiry Desk (wheelchairs or mobility scooters available from here, just ask). Could be sensory overwhelming as quite busy- looking entrance & lots colours etc.

Parking & Transport

Drive from Bristol or Clevedon direction. Spacious car park, flat, level tarmac to entrance. Zebra crossing from car park. About 10 Blue Badge parking spaces close to centre entrance & zebra crossing. Aeroplanes flying low overhead from Bristol Airport are interesting to watch, but noise might be issue for some people 🤔 garden shopping trollies available.

Accessible Toilets

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Can't comment on loo's as didn't use on this occasion!

Staff

Really helpful and friendly ☺️ both the young lady who sorted scooter (kept rear of desk) out for me & ladies who helped me in Pavers shoe shop.

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