Overview

These gardens are located a little way outside Bury St Edmunds and a re a super place for an afternoon out. The paths are mostly level, either tarmac, grass or bark clippings (so easier for a powered wheelchair than a manual one unless you have a strong pusher! There are bridges over the pond that have been recently restored and are perfectly accessible. In fact there is little of the garden that is inaccessible for a wheelchair user. I think they have recently done some work to improve the accessibility since the garden waas left by its creator to 'Perennial'. There is a good sized accessible toilet, large enought to accommodate wheelchair and carer if necessary. The cafe does tea and coffee and delicious homemade cakes. Highly recommended.

Transport & Parking

Level access, designated spaces right next to the entrance.

Access

Level, and where there are steps, there are rubber ramps to proverd ia gently slope.

Toilets

Good and spacious.

Staff

Pleasant and helpful.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

Highly recommended.