Paultons Park, Home of Peppa Pig World

I had an amazing day with my daughter. The whole oatk is flat and very accessible and unbelieveably clean! Also I didn’t have to pay to get in due to my disability and I also got a queue jump pass to save me waiting in long queues. They couldn’t do enough to make sure the whole park was accessible and that i could accompany my daughter on as many things as possible which was 98% of the rides. Peppa Pig World is wonderful and we had a great leisurely and fun day and was nice to not go home in pain and exhausted. Well done Paultons!

This park is very accessible for a wheelchair user. It is free to get in so I only had to pay for my daughter, who could go on all the rides on her own as she is now 8 and I don,t have the lower body strength for most of them. The staff are very friendly, as were a lot of the other visitors who offered to take my daughter on with them. We queued mainly at the exits which made life a lot easier. The restaurant was really spacious, not crammed as full as possible with tables so despite there being a lot of abandoned prams around I could still get around. Lots of accessible toilets around and a lot of the rides like the carousel and the train had a ramp so I could stay in my chair. Other rides you had to transfer for, I did one, never again, it wasn't so much the manoeuvring as the ride!! The staff are very friendly, very respectful, not overbearing, helped as much or as little as we wanted, we have had a brilliant day out and not be able to do that for ages now that I am in a wheelchair. Word of warning, assistance dogs are welcomed but you have to have a member of the party to hold them if you go on the ride, this basically means you have to buy a ticket for someone to come in and hold the dog as carers are not discounted. We left mine at home!

I only visited the Peppa Pig area of the park which was all on one level, no kerbs to contend with. Plenty of room outside and in the shop.