Accessibility at Bourne Mill
We want to make sure that Bourne Mill is accessible for all visitors. The site we care for presents challenges in creating access for all across the different areas, but we are taking steps to ensure that as many people as possible are able to experience Bourne Mill's rich history and nature, throughout the year. Here you’ll find information about access across the different areas of Bourne Mill and how to make the most of your visit. We are always looking to improve our experiences and recognise the variety of different needs our visitors may have. We always welcome feedback and suggestions.
Arrival and parking
- There is limited Blue Badge parking on the property.
- On-road parking is available in close proximity.
- Visitors with access needs can be dropped off in front of the house.
Moving around the site
- The terrain is varied and includes slopes, boardwalks and some steps. There is occasionally soft or boggy ground.
- There is a surfaced path around the site.
- There are outdoor benches and picnic tables.
Moving around the Mill
- A ramp is available to access the ground floor of the mill.
- There is a very steep ladder staircase inside mill.
- Indoor seating is available.
- There are two lower rooms either side of the water wheel which are difficult to access.
Facilities
- There is an accessible composting toilet in the grounds.
- Portable induction loops or in-ear devices are available upon request.