Malham National Park Centre

Date of visit: May 2024

I have experience of challenges around: moving around

Overall Rating

I booked a tramper wheelchair from The Lister Arms. They were very helpful and set us off on the road to the cove. When we joined the path it was naturally a bit steep and sometimes bumpy but I wouldn't have wanted to miss getting close to the cove. The path was too rocky at the end of the path to take the tramper so I sat by the stream. I watched the house martins collecting mud to build their nests on the face of the cove. Really enjoyable.

Parking & Transport

We parked on the Lister Arms site at Lister Barn in the disabled bay.

Accessible Toilets

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There was an accessible toilet in the Lister Barn.

Staff

The man who took us to the tramper was very committed to making the scheme work.

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