Access at Boscobel House and The Royal Oak

Access information for the site is listed below. For more information, or if you have particular access needs, please contact us before you visit. Please note that some facilities may require booking in advance.

Mobility / Older Visitors

Accessible Toilets

Adult Changing Area

Handrails

Easy-use Cutlery

Assistance Dogs Welcome

Wheelchair Loan

Site Folders

Dog Bowl and Toileting

Dog bowl next to visitor centre.

Wheelchair Access

Limited wheelchair access via the shop or side gate. Assistance required. No wheelchair access to house and exhibition. Virtual tour available in shop. Please call site in advance for more information.

Disabled Parking

No separately designated parking bays.

OnSite Transport

Lift Access

None

Seating And Restpoints

Seating available within the grounds and gardens.

Pathways Surface And Gradients

Sections of historic cobbles may be difficult for those with limited mobility.

Blind / Visually Impaired

Accessible Toilets

Handrails

Assistance Dogs Welcome

Braille Guides

Braille Signage

Torches

Sensory Experiences

Lavender and santolina growing in knot gardens, apple and pear trees in the gardens.

Dog Bowl and Toileting

Dog bowl next to visitor centre.

Handling Objects

None

Audio Tours

Site Tours

Guided tours are available. This tour is included in the admissions price and covers not only the history of this fully restored and refurbished lodge, but also the important part that the house and the tree subsequently named the 'Royal Oak'.

Tactile Models

Colour Contrasts

Large Print

Deaf / Hard of Hearing