An interesting place to browse, for a few hours. There are plants, home goods, a food shop, and several concessions of antiques and collectibles, clothes, craft items. The cafe is very good, with a range of meals from full meals to lunch menu, cakes and drinks. There looks to be a very nice adventure playground for children, but I didn't access it to check if there were facilities for disabled children. It is only accessible from the cafe. For accessibility, the disabled parking was close to the door, and fairly level. There were some changes of flooring material in different parts of the shop, which meant a few thresholds. It was my first time using a wheeled walker, and I wasn't keen on the transitions. A few concession holders had blocked the way round with goods, but otherwise it was easy to get round. There was supposed to be a one way round for the toilets, but as the disabled loo was at the end, we only did this the first time I went. I think an exception can be made for disabled users. The cafe was excellent, tables spaces out well and we were shown quickly to a table when they saw my walker. We had to leave the same way we came in, because getting round seemed too difficult. The food was very good and the tables widely spaced so we felt very safe. Good idea to go on a week day as it was very quiet. The staff were really kind, and made me feel very welcome. Would definitely go there again. We went in a car; I don't think it's easy to get to using public transport.