Super lodges with varying degrees of accessibility equipment
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5
Date of visit: December 2025
I have experience of challenges around: accessing toilets and moving around.
Overall Rating
Excellent
We stayed in one of their accessible lodges (all lodges are accessible, some with more equipment than others) which had an accessible bathroom and ramp and a few steps to the lodge. This was an amazing experience of being in the forest. The lodge we stayed in had 3 bedrooms (1 super king double, 1 twin and 1 with 2 x bunk beds) and 2 bathrooms (one is fully accessible). It had a very large open plan lounge/diner/kitchen with a garden to the rear. Towels, bedding, and basic kitchen products such as washing up liquid, washing powder, dishwasher tablets are supplied in a small quantity. Very warm with electric heaters and other lodges had underfloor heating. Access was via a ramp or few steps both with handrails. We were able to hire a tramper scooter to go around the various walks in the foresty centre and the map highlights which ones are accessible, some have a path and others are accessible on tracks. There is a cafe on site and various activities throughout the year. Some of the lodges are fully equipped with hoists etc., so I recommend takng a look at the website. The lodges can be booked via Sykes and you can cancel up to the day of arrival if needs be. Definitely recommend.
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
Accessible facilities: Single-level venue
Parking & Transport
Excellent
I travelled to this place by personal vehicle
Car parking is available next to the lodge
Accessible facilities: Dedicated on-site parking
Accessible Toilets
Excellent
Didn't use any toilets in the facility, but in the lodge there was an accessible bathroom with handrails for the shower and toilet and red pull cords.
Facilities: Accessible toilet
Staff
Excellent
We wanted to hire a tramper for a walk around the site (£2 for 2 hours) and they weren't busy so said we could keep for longer.
