Hi, my name is Rubyheynes126!

Rubyheynes126

I am looking for recommendations for wheelchair friendly places to go, any information would be gratefully received.Thank you in advance.

Sandy_123

Hi @Rubyheynes126 welcome to forum, 
Alot of places have information on their websites about disabilty access, some with reviews. Where are you thinking of visiting 

janer1967

Hi and welcome to the community 

I think there is a guide available somewhere but not sure what it is called 

If you do a Google search accessible places to visit it comes up with some guides 

chiarieds

Hello @Rubyheynes126 - & welcome to the community. If you try searching online you will find these for example: https://www.tourismforall.co.uk/things-to-do/wheel-chair-friendly-attractions

https://www.karmamobility.co.uk/our-guide-to-wheelchair-friendly-places-to-visit-in-uk/

https://www.sykescottages.co.uk/wheelchair-friendly-cottages-for-the-disabled.html

https://www.countrycottagesonline.com/wheelchair-accessible_holiday-cottages.php

https://www.independentcottages.co.uk/holiday-ideas/cottages-for-limited-mobility/

Rubyheynes126

Thank you so much x

chiarieds

You're very welcome @Rubyheynes126

Caz_Alumni

Welcome to the community @Rubyheynes126! It's great to have you with us.

Looks like our members have already come up with lots of suggestions for you. I think you might be kept quite busy with all of those recommendations!

Just in case though, I did spot a couple more. I don't think anybody has mentioned Motability's Rough Guide to Accessible Britain yet? Though I'm not sure exactly how up-to-date and correct the information in that will be, given that it looks like that's the 2020(?) edition. 

Also, there's The Bimblers blog, which looks quite good for getting a more personal take on some potential days out. If nothing else, it's a good read as well.

Have fun anyway, wherever your travels take you! And please do let us know if you have any suggestions yourself, based on where it is that you get to.