Accessible Businesses in Derbyshire

Council-run venue operated by Chesterfield Theatres (Chesterfield Borough Council). Accessibility confirmed via official access page.

Free entry. CQC not applicable (cultural attraction). Verified via Derby Museums official website.

Run by the Chesterfield Canal Trust charity; accessibility corroborated by trust site and Accessible Derbyshire directory.

Home of the Duke of Devonshire. Step-free routes through major garden areas. Formal gardens cover 105 acres with accessible pathways.

Matlock Farm Park is a accessible business in Matlock.

Severn Trent Water visitor site. Accessibility confirmed via Severn Trent's official published accessibility guide.

Located in Derby Cathedral Quarter. Accessible bedrooms on floors 1-7. Full access statement available on their website.

Derby Arena's own access page confirms a Changing Places toilet in the ground-floor foyer, accessed via a radar key available from staff. Verified via official site, July 2026.

Remaining 2/3 of cave tour beyond the main chamber involves 28 steps and is not wheelchair accessible.

Free entry. Home to the world's greatest collection of Joseph Wright of Derby paintings. Fully accessible via lift throughout.

ODEON Luxe Derby is a accessible business in Derby.

VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2026 Gold winner, Accessible & Inclusive Tourism category — fourth national Gold win. Euan's Guide listed.

Retail and leisure village; access statement published on-site (Sept 2024).

Cable car attraction; wheelchair users can access cable cars and the summit site including restaurant, terrace and cave video tours.