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    Thorp Perrow Arboretum boasts one of the largest collections of shrubs and trees in the North of England. In spring, snowdrops, crocuses and daffodils lift the spirits, followed by bluebells and clouds of fragrant blossom. Summer sees a riot of colour and an abundance of wildlife. Through Autumn, leaf colour changes set the woodland trails ablaze. The Arboretum houses one of the largest Bird of Prey and Mammal centres in the North, offering fascinating flying demonstrations, and the chance to get to know some of the best-loved characters such as Colin the Owl, and Douglas the Meerkat. The packed diary of events offers something for everyone, from family event days, open-air tribute band concerts, to expert-led tours and walks. In December, children can visit Santa in his Winter Wonderland Grotto, and ghosts and ghouls come out to play for the fright-filled Halloween Trail in October.

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    4.5

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    5

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    Oct 2016

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    4.5

    Lovely at all times of the year!

    We visited this year to see the Autumn colours which are glorious. Previously, we had gone in spring to see the blossom and the carpets of bluebells - it's definitely worth a visit at any time. You can hire a sturdy scooter for £1 and they provide you with a map showing the best routes for wheelchair users . Some of the paths are a bit rough, but most are fine gravel or grass, although these can get muddy - it's best if you can visit after a few dry days.

    Disabled Access Information for Thorp Perrow

    Disabled Access at Thorp Perrow

    Car park, ticket desk, entrance area and tearoom all on same level, with automatic gates/doors. Disabled toilet facilities at Tearoom and Bird of Prey Centre. Many routes are wheelchair friendly - map available. Mobility scooters available to hire for a small fee. Disabled visitors admitted at concession level, and carers admitted FOC. No steps throughout venue. Some gentle slopes.

    Accessible parking at Thorp Perrow

    Several designated disabled car parking spaces in venue car park available directly opposite entrance - approx 10m
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    Dedicated on-site parking

    On-site accessible parking bays are available within 50 metres of the entrance.

    Toilets features at Thorp Perrow

    2 disabled access (wheelchair accessible) toilets with grab rails and easy turn locks and taps. No steps.
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    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.

    Accessible services at Thorp Perrow

    Assistance dog facilities

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    More Information

    For additional detailed accessibility information, please contact: enquiries@thorpperrow.com

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    Location

    Thorp Perrow, Bedale, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, DL8 2PS

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