Exploring the Accessible Southwest of England
Come with us as we take you on a journey through the Southwest, highlighting wheelchair accessible attractions that will make your visit unforgettable
Welcome to the enchanting Southwest of England, where accessible attractions beckon visitors of all abilities to embark on unforgettable adventures. From historical landmarks and breathtaking natural wonders to vibrant cultural hubs, this region offers a wealth of wheelchair-friendly destinations.
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Whether you're seeking ancient Roman history in Bath, immersing yourself in the stunning landscapes of Cornwall, or delving into maritime heritage in Bristol, the Southwest boasts a diverse range of accessible attractions that will captivate your senses and leave you with lasting memories. So, join us as we explore the wonders of this region, where accessibility and adventure intertwine to create truly remarkable experiences.
The Roman Baths, Bath
Begin your journey in the historic city of Bath, where you can delve into ancient Roman history at the world-famous Roman Baths. Around 90% of the complex features modern facilities that are accessible for all, including lifts, ramps and level access. The museum offers virtual tours, tactile exhibits, and dedicated information for those with autism, ensuring an immersive experience for everyone.
- Standard admission with free carer/accompanying person ticket
- Some areas have low lighting and uneven flooring
- Accessible toilet on site
- Assistance dogs are welcome
- All staff have dedicated awareness training
- More information at romanbaths.co.uk/accessibility
Nearby accessible campsites
Recently acquired by British Waterways Marina, this park is conveniently located alongside the Bath to Bristol cycle path. Though it may require a little TLC...
Included in our guides:
2021
Catering for adults only (over 18 years), this is a good example of a well designed, quality, modern touring site; booking is essential to avoid...
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Eden Project, Cornwall
A trip to Cornwall would be incomplete without a visit to the incredible Eden Project. This iconic attraction is dedicated to showcasing the diversity of plant life on Earth. The main biodomes, containing rainforests and Mediterranean landscapes, are wheelchair accessible with ramps and lifts. The site also offers disabled parking, accessible toilets, and access to its Rainforest Canopy Walkway and zip line experience.
- Standard admission with free carer/accompanying person ticket
- Some routes in the clay-pit are steep
- Accessible toilets on site
- Assistance dogs are welcome
- All staff have dedicated awareness training
- More information at edenproject.com/visit/accessibility-guide
Nearby accessible campsites
In the heart of the Cornish countryside, River Valley is close to the beaches. Walkers and cyclists can join the adjacent Pentewan Valley Trail (St...
The Meadows is a small family-run holiday park within an accessible location with no testing hills for your car and caravan. We are set over...
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SS Great Britain, Bristol
Immerse yourself in maritime history at the SS Great Britain in Bristol. This beautifully restored ship provides wheelchair access to various parts of the vessel, including the weather deck, main deck, and museum galleries. The interactive exhibits and knowledgeable staff make it an engaging visitor experience. Accessible toilets and parking facilities are available, ensuring a hassle-free visit.
- Standard admission with free carer/accompanying person ticket
- There are alternative routes for wheelchair users that avoid uneven flooring
- Accessible toilets on site
- Assistance dogs are welcome
- More information at ssgreatbritain.org/access-for-all
Nearby accessible campsites
This attractive, peaceful campsite, the winner of a David Bellamy Conservation Award (2018/19) is adjacent to the Gloucester-Sharpness Canal. The site is located behind the...
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2020
Tredegar House Caravan and Motorhome Club site is ideally situated for breaking a journey or for more extended stays. It can accommodate 85 units, all...
Jurassic Coast, Dorset
The stunning Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Dorset, will mesmerise nature enthusiasts. While some parts of the coastal path may be challenging for wheelchair users, there are accessible sections that offer breathtaking views. The visitor centres, such as the one in Lulworth Cove, provide accessible facilities and information about level and even trails, ensuring you can make the most of this natural wonder.
- Dedicated accessible routes with level and even ground
- Accessible toilets in visitor centres
- Beach wheelchairs available for hire at some locations
- All-terrain mobility scooters available for hire at some locations
- More information at visit-dorset.com/visitor-information/accessibility
Nearby accessible campsites
A popular and efficient, family run park, Cofton is 1.5 miles from a sandy beach at Dawlish Warren. It has space for 450 touring units...
Bridport Bingham Grange was acquired by the Caravan and Motorhome Club in 2018 and was scheduled for redevelopment early 2020. However the long Coronavirus lockdown...
Sandford Park is an ‘all singing, all dancing’ park with a wide range of facilities, close to the popular coastal areas of Dorset. It has...
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Saltram House, Devon
Step back in time with a visit to Saltram House, a magnificent Georgian mansion in Devon. The ground floor of the house is wheelchair accessible (the top floor is currently closed to all visitors), allowing visitors to explore opulent rooms and learn about the building's history. The estate's gardens and parkland are also accessible, offering picturesque walks and tranquil surroundings.
- Standard admission with free carer/accompanying person ticket
- Level access to ground floor of house and cafe
- Accessible toilets on site
- Powered wheelchairs available for hire
- Designated Blue Badge parking spaces
- More information at nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/saltram
Nearby accessible campsites
As you leave the A38 for Plymouth, negotiate the Marsh Mills roundabout and approach through a light industrial estate, you can have no idea that...
Included in our guides:
2020
Situated on the southwest edge of Dartmoor, this holiday park has been developed in the grounds of the old Langstone Manor house. The touring pitches...
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Tate St Ives, Cornwall
Art enthusiasts will delight in a visit to Tate St Ives, located in the charming coastal town of St Ives. This contemporary art gallery showcases works by renowned artists and offers wheelchair access throughout the building. With accessible parking, ramps, and elevators, you can easily navigate the exhibition spaces and enjoy the stunning coastal views.
- Standard admission with free carer/accompanying person ticket
- Ramp to entrance and lifts to all floors
- Accessible toilets on site
- Wheelchairs available for hire
- Assistance dogs welcome
- Designated Blue Badge parking space available (book in advance, only one available)
- More information at tate.org.uk/visit/tate-st-ives
Nearby accessible campsites
Included in our guides:
2023, 2021
A popular and attractively developed park, Polmanter is located high up at the back of Saint Ives with wonderful sea and countryside views. The Osborne...
A very large and spacious site with pitches laid out amongst undulating sand dunes leading down to its own three-mile-long, sandy beach. Some of the...
Unfortunately we can't guarantee full level access and accessible facilities at all the sites we've mentioned above. We're pushing for more accessibility transparency from sites across the UK and Europe, and hope that more sites make use of our new accessibility search filters and badges.