Accessibility at Carding Mill Valley
- Published:
- 11 September 2024
Discover the accessibility features of Carding Mill Valley. The landscape we care for presents challenges in creating access for all, but we are working to ensure Carding Mill Valley is accessible to as many visitors as possible. Here you’ll find information about how to make the most of your visit.
Parking and arrival
There is designated accessible parking at Carding Mill Valley in the open air car park which has a concrete and gravel surface. There are 6 designated spaces for visitors with access needs, located approximately 40m from the Tea Room entrance. These are indicated by signs. There are small benches and seats available outside the Tea Room.
Accessible toilets
There is an accessible toilet in the Tea Room and another accessed from outside, 15m from the Tea Room entrance.
Access ramp
The Chalet Pavilion Tea Room can be accessed via the access ramp. There is also a mobile ramp that can be requested from staff.
Induction loop
There is an induction hearing loop set up throughout the built area of the site.
Double handled cups
At our tearoom, we have double handled cups and large handled cutlery available
Sensory bag
Please ask to borrow our Sensory bag.
Contents include: Adjustable Ear Defenders* • Sensory Bottle • Wooden Easy-hold Magnifier or Mirror • Wooden Articulated Caterpillar • Rainbow Press Pop Fidget Toy • Textured Flashing Ball • Clipboard • Colouring Sheets • Colouring Pencils • Communication cards
*please note, the ear defenders are not toys and children should not be left alone with them.
