Lovely place for a quiet day out. Accessible and had a changing places
5
5
Date of visit: July 2026
I have experience of challenges around: accessing toilets and moving around.
I use or have experience of: disabled toilet, powerchair, wheelchair
Overall Rating
Excellent
We regularly go here. I tend to visit in my big electric wheelchair so I can explore all of the grounds without restriction but I have been in a manual wheelchair before. You can hire all terrain wheelchairs for free. There is disabled parking close to the entrance. Once in you can walk down to the house or take their free shuttle. There is a steep slope down but it’s flat and my wheelchair manages it. There is a bump at the end due to what I assume is cables but they have something down to help you roll over it. Downstairs of the house is fully accessible. Sadly you can’t go upstairs. Staff and volunteers are always lovely. There is a guide available in braille. There is a standard disabled toilet and also a changing places one. Part way around walks there are portaloo’s but you need better mobility to use these. I love their Christmas events. I was going to include a link to a video but don’t know if I can
