Warkworth Castle and Hermitage

Having paid before seeing the terrain , my pusher struggled even with my help to enter the grounds across the gravel and grass,, only to find steps and rocks everywhere. I was abandoned on the grass, while my pusher went to explore. 30 minutes later i struggled back to the car, under my own steam, because i was cold. National heretage need to be honest, i am used to not seeing everything and i dont expect the world, or even a ramp everywhere, but charging wheelchair users full price to sit in the entrance, and not warning them its totally wheelchair unfriendly is a bit much.

As with all ancient monuments, there are understandably a few places within the site where it's difficult to provide access. However there's some scope for improvement by English Heritage - there are a few improvements they could make. There an assisted loo though it's located across the parking area and it's so small it's barely possible to get your wheelchair in the cubicle, let alone get out of it! If you're a wheelchair user needing to do a lateral transfer, this loo is probably going to be inaccessible for you.