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Accessible boating and accommodation on the Norfolk Broads. Each year we welcome around 5,000 visitors. We welcome regular day visitors from Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, with our residential visitors from near and far. Our visitors come as individuals, families or as groups. We welcome groups from day centres, residential homes, fellow charities, other voluntary organisations, and specialist schools . Many of our visitors become regulars, and part of the Nancy Oldfield Trust community. All activities are supervised by our team of Royal Yachting Association qualified and experienced staff and volunteers. They are all trained to ensure your safety and try to ensure that everyone has a great day out. Activities we offer are: motor cruising, sailing, canoeing, pedal launches & a mega-SUP paddle board.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by The Nancy Oldfield Trust

Disabled Access at The Nancy Oldfield Trust

Our site is fully wheelchair accessible and our Motor Cruisers have hydraulic lifts for use by wheelchair users & those with limited mobility. We also have hoists which enable our visitors to access our boats safely. Our qualified team of fantastic volunteers accompany all of our trips for the comfort & safety of our guests. With 4 motor cruisers & a variety of sailing boats, there is something for everyone to enjoy. With onsite accommodation sleeping up to 10 or a stay in our holiday cottage in East Harling, sleeping up to 6, why not stay with us for a few days or a week. Please see our website for full information or give us a call to discuss your individual needs.

Accessible parking at The Nancy Oldfield Trust

We have onsite parking for our visitors.

Dedicated on site parking

Toilets features at The Nancy Oldfield Trust

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.