WWT London Wetland Centre

Overall rating

4.5

About

A an urban oasis for wildlife and people, nestled in a loop of the Thames just 10 minutes from Hammersmith. The 283 bus comes right into the Centre and there are 6 hides, a cafe and a gift shop. There is disabled parking and toilets, and the reserve is easily accessible with level, tarmac and gravel paths. Lift access to all levels, even the 3 storey viewing hide. Watch wildlife up close, including birds, water voles, amphibians and reptiles. Visit our gardens or see water birds from around the world, plus a family of Asian Short Clawed otters.

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Overall rating

4.5

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danweinberg

Sept 2024

4.5

Great, really accessible

Visited here with a friend. We hadn’t pre-booked a scooter but one was available. It was difficult to get through the entrance in a manual wheelchairs, some staff helped us get the front wheels over and that was all thag was needed. The site is fairly well paved but some areas have gravel rather than tarmac. Most two storey hides and buildings do not have lifts but the three storey Peacock tower does. The staff without exception were helpful. There is disabled parking very close to the main entrance

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Disabled Access Information Provided by WWT London Wetland Centre

Disabled Access at WWT London Wetland Centre

There is disabled parking and toilets, and the reserve is easily accessible with level, tarmac and gravel paths. Lift access to all levels, even the 3 storey viewing hide.

Accessible parking at WWT London Wetland Centre

Dedicated on site parking

Toilets features at WWT London Wetland Centre

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.