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    The New Forest National Park is a haven for outdoor exploration, a lot of which can be adapted for individual needs. You can also find a number accessible walks on the National Park Authority website. New Forest Access For All also has a wealth of information available, the tested accessible walks section will be invaluable if you are keen to get out and about in the New Forest and want to be sure of the terrain and facilities. Cyclexperience has a range of inclusive bikes available for hire suitable for a number of disabilities, as well as tandem and electric bikes within their main cycle hire fleet. This means that groups can enjoy cycling on over 100 miles of safe, off-road cycle routes in the New Forest whatever their ability. The Community Toilet Scheme makes it easier for many people to explore the New Forest without worrying about the availability of public toilets. Businesses who are a part of the scheme display a window sticker showing the toilet facilities they are able to offer to the public. There are a number of centres in the New Forest offering outdoor and indoor activities that have accessible features or can be adapted for individual needs. If you prefer time afloat, there are two Sailability centres, at Blashford Lakes and in Lymington, with facilities provided for a wide range of disabilities.

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    2.5

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    wheelyrachel

    Apr 2017

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    Don't bother going to any of the new forest park trails

    If your wheelchair bound I wouldn't bother trying to access any of the trails or tacks in the New Forest. They just aren't accessible Unless you have an all terrain 4/4 power chair or are an athelete . While some are gravelled they are still uneven full of pot holes and often over grown and narrow . If you have urgent toilet needs your find that next to non of the parking areas have facilities for anyone let alone wheelchair users. I'm local to the NF and have visited many of the sites and gotten stuck often and been stranded until a passerby come that can help to make this worst most of the forest has no phone coverage.
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    carty

    Apr 2017

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    5

    15 mile Push!

    We followed the cycle paths to do a lovely circular walk from Lyndhurst va Brockenhurst. With e-motion wheels and a freewheel this was able to be done independently... until the very end when the batteries ran out! (approved off road routes: http://mediafiles.thedms.co.uk/Publication/NF/cms/pdf/Cycle_routes_in_the_New_Forest_National_Park.pdf)

    Disabled Access Information Provided by New Forest National Park

    Disabled Access at New Forest National Park

    The New Forest National Park is a haven for outdoor exploration, a lot of which can be adapted for individual needs. You can also find a number accessible walks on the National Park Authority website. New Forest Access For All also has a wealth of information available, the tested accessible walks section will be invaluable if you are keen to get out and about in the New Forest and want to be sure of the terrain and facilities. Cyclexperience has a range of inclusive bikes available for hire suitable for a number of disabilities, as well as tandem and electric bikes within their main cycle hire fleet. This means that groups can enjoy cycling on over 100 miles of safe, off-road cycle routes in the New Forest whatever their ability. The Community Toilet Scheme makes it easier for many people to explore the New Forest without worrying about the availability of public toilets. Businesses who are a part of the scheme display a window sticker showing the toilet facilities they are able to offer to the public. There are a number of centres in the New Forest offering outdoor and indoor activities that have accessible features or can be adapted for individual needs. If you prefer time afloat, there are two Sailability centres, at Blashford Lakes and in Lymington, with facilities provided for a wide range of disabilities.

    Toilets features at New Forest National Park

    Various disabled-access toilet facilities throughout the National Park.
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    Accessible toilet

    A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.

    More Information

    For additional detailed accessibility information, please contact: travel@newforestnpa.gov.uk

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    Lymington Town Hall, Avenue Road, Lymington, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom, SO41 9ZG

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