Fully accessible from car parking, information desks, toilets and pathways. There's also an option for individual site tours in buggies

The National Memorial Arboretum, not been in my chair before, I would hope they are geared up for me! As they deal with many veterans and amputees don't they. Yes I was right and all was well. First thing to do was go on the Land Train that runs round the site. This was good as there was a commentary on the memorials we passed, I managed to hear most of it too. The best bit of it was I could stay in my chair as I was just wheeled aboard. Following on from the train was to walked about a bit (you know what I mean) the paths are really smooth and wide, although there are some memorial which require off road skills. At one point there were steps but a smooth slope was adjacent to it. There are also plenty of benches for pushers to rest. Not sure how I would get up to the memorial wall, As it threatened rain and we went in for coffee and cake. However whilst on the train I did see a wheelchair being pushed up a spiral path but it looked like hard work and I am not sure Mom would be up to that. Before leaving I checked out the shop which was easy to negotiate and the disabled loo which was fine and one of the best layouts visited yet