Lovely Victorian Pier
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Date of visit: December 2014
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
Access to the pier is via a ramp, which is quite steep but not impossible. Once on the pier, it's spacious and the wooden boards aren't too bumpy. There's a shop and a restaurant, which weren't open when I visited, but I've been before and found the shop to be accessible even though it's small, but the restaurant is quite packed with tables and it might be difficult to manoeuvre a chair around in there. We visited the theatre bar and it's quite good for access, but again if it's busy you might have trouble wheeling a chair between the tables. There's a lifeboat and RNLI shop at the end of the pier - they weren't open this time. I've been before and the only way to view the lifeboat is via stairs, but that could have changed by now.
Accessible Toilets
0I didn't use them this time, so I can't comment, sorry!
Additional Information
If you want to get onto Cromer seafront, use the lift at the lifeboat museum/Rocket House café, otherwise you'll be faced with very steep slopes.
