Care & Mobility Services in County Durham

Large open-air museum. Note: some uneven ground and historic buildings with stepped access. Accessible vehicle runs daily across the whole site.

Verified August 2026 via WellChild charity profile, This Is Durham official tourism listing, and Day Out With The Kids listing, all confirming this inclusive, wheelchair-friendly sensory cafe. Address/phone cross-checked against clartabout.co.uk.

Free-entry railway museum, part of the National Railway Museum group/Durham County Council. Changing Places toilet funded by DLUHC with Durham County Council and Muscular Dystrophy UK support, opened 2026.

Long-running family farm attraction. A social media claim of a new Changing Places toilet could not be corroborated against independent access-guide sources at time of entry - flagged for follow-up verification.

Tower and some areas with uneven floors/low lighting are stairs-only and not wheelchair accessible.

Verified via AccessAble.co.uk detailed access guide (accessable.co.uk/tesco/access-guides/tesco-chester-le-street-superstore): accessible toilet ~25m from entrance, standard and Blue Badge parking, mobility aids from customer service, in-store seating.

Verified via empireconsett.co.uk/gettinghere/access and venue's own accessibility page.

Houndgate Townhouse is a accessible business in Darlington.

60-bed residential care home in landscaped grounds

Purpose-built residential and dementia care home registered for up to 74 people, run by Highgate Care Services Ltd.

Appletree Grange Care Home is a care home in Chester-le-Street.