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Accessible Tourism in Norfolk
Norfolk offers unspoilt landscapes, big skies and space to be yourself. It’s one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations for good reason. Naturally welcoming, we’re committed to making our region accessible and inclusive for all. Whether you have visible or non-visible accessibility requirements, you’ll find a great variety of accessible accommodation, attractions and experiences here.
All Accessibility Criteria
Firm surface into and around site Firm surface into and around site
Wheelchair-accessible toilet in public areas Wheelchair-accessible toilet in public areas
Fast-track queuing is available for disabled customers. Fast-track queuing is available for disabled customers.
There is a wheelchair-accessible bedroom designed for independent use. There is a wheelchair-accessible bedroom designed for independent use.
There is at least one wheelchair-accessible bathroom with a level floor, including a roll-in shower. There is at least one wheelchair-accessible bathroom with a level floor, including a roll-in shower.
Pitch close to accessible bathrooms Pitch close to accessible bathrooms
Designated accessible parking Designated accessible parking
Seating is available at regular intervals. Seating is available at regular intervals.
Additional detailed accessibility information Additional detailed accessibility information
A mobile, gantry or ceiling-track hoist is available for use in at least one wheelchair-accessible… A mobile, gantry or ceiling-track hoist is available for use in at least one wheelchair-accessible bedroom.
Emergency alarm with flashing lights Emergency alarm with flashing lights
Make your visit work for you
This page is designed to help you plan days out and holidays with accessibility in mind. Explore businesses and experiences that share clear information on access features and facilities, from step-free routes and accessible bedrooms to adapted bathrooms, seating, lighting, quieter times and accessible transport links. Where available, you’ll also find details for neurodivergent visitors, mobility scooter users and anyone who benefits from knowing what to expect. We recommend checking individual listings and contacting venues directly for specific questions, as facilities and arrangements can vary.