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Accessibility at Biddulph Grange Garden

Two women walking down a path. One is pushing a stroller with two babies in.
Two women walking down a path with two babies in a stroller. | © James Dobdon

Discover how you can best access Biddulph Grange Garden.

Arrival and parking

  • There are four dedicated accessible parking spaces, as well as three family car park spaces which are clearly marked.
  • There is a space in front of Visitor Reception, where visitors can be dropped off whilst the main driver finds a space.
  • There is seating available in the picnic areas.
  • The closet toilets are ocated behind the Shop, close to Visitor Reception.

Moving around the garden

  • As Biddulph Grange Garden is situated on a hill side, there are many steps and differing gradients. The staff and volunteers on Visitor Reception can provide a map that displays a step free route which covers a portion of the garden.
  • Assitance dogs are welcome in the garden. Other dogs are restricted to the Car Park and picnic areas.
  • Mobile reception is good across the whole of the garden.
  • Some areas of the garden have low light areas, including tunneled areas.
Two people enjoying a hot drink whilst sat a picnic bench.
Two people sat at a picnic bench enjoying a hot drink. | © James Beck

Facilities

Back of the Shop

  • These toilets are closest to Visitor Reception and the Car Park.
  • They consist of four unisex toilets and one accessible toilet.
  • The accessible toilet consists of a comfort height toilet with grab rails.

Tearoom

  • The Tearoom is accessed by a flight of five stairs plus one further step.
  • There are three unisex cubicles as well as a baby change facility.

Useful Resoucres

  • Induction loops are available on all till points in Visitor Reception, the Shop, the Tearoom and Camilia House.
  • A manual wheelchair is available to use for free from Visitor Reception.
  • A braille guide is also availble from Visitor Reception.
  • Large handled cutlery is available in the Tearoom.