Overview

Huge forest , highly accessible outdoor space .

Transport & Parking

There is a lot of parking but on holidays and school holidays it can get very busy and disabled parking is quite limited. The car parks are spread out amongst the trees connected by paths which are unsaved but are not generally muddy . The disabled parking is the same but much closer to the central point where you can reach toilets, cafe etc. You do have to pay for parking. There are automatic plate readers entering the forest and machines to pay before you leave.

Access

It’s all step free. There are a number of paths and some have a hardened surface which copes very well with a mobility scooter, buggies or wheelchairs. There is a cafe which is accessible and lots of outdoor seating . There are adventure playgrounds which are partially acceible as they are not all on flat space.

Toilets

I didn’t use the disabled toilet.

Staff

Staff are very helpful but they are limited but the information booth is always manned if you need help.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

This is a lovely place to get outside. Lots of paths are accessible and there are plenty of Ben he’s and seats if you wish to picnic outside.