Wheelchair accessible places in Gloucestershire

Small independent cafe with south-facing garden; phone/website not confirmed via search - verify directly before relying on this listing.

17th-century coaching inn on the Thames; listed wheelchair accessible on Euan's Guide, but specific room/bathroom accessibility unconfirmed - verify by phone before relying on this.

Castle rooms/exhibition areas are not wheelchair accessible; the circular garden route is accessible but some visitors may need companion assistance. An 8-mile mobility-scooter/Tramper route around Winchcombe also starts from the castle car park. Source: sudeleycastle.co.uk/plan-your-visit/access-information

Grade II-listed coaching inn; flat access to bar and accessible toilet downstairs. Some internal doorways narrow (~48cm), may restrict wider wheelchairs/power chairs.

Fully wheelchair accessible. Lift to every floor. Blue Badge holders may park on double yellow lines directly outside for up to 3 hours.

Accessibility features confirmed via WWT's own accessibility guide for Slimbridge, July 2026.

Purpose-built accessible rooms with 120cm transfer space. Pool hoist and accessible spa available.

Accessibility features documented via Accessible Gloucestershire's full venue review and the Sociability accessibility guide, consistent with Cineworld's chain-wide published accessibility policy.

Changing Places facility installed 2022 via Cotswold District Council funding. Source: news.cotswold.gov.uk

Reviewed positively by Euan's Guide for disabled visitors.

14-room boutique coaching inn; confirm specific room accessibility before booking.

Source: accessable.co.uk guide, cross-checked with euansguide.com.

Access is partial - paths around ponds are gravel/uneven in places; staff will assist wheelchair users onto fishing pontoons on request.

Run by Stroud District Council; Changing Places facility and disability-specific swim sessions with lifeguard support, carers admitted free.

Only around a fifth of the garden is wheelchair accessible due to steep, uneven historic paths; not recommended for mobility scooters. Access-routes map available; preview before buying a ticket.

England's oldest commercial vineyard; ramp/level access throughout visitor centre, restaurant and accommodation.

Verified via facility's own listing and an independent sports-facilities directory. Specific accessible-toilet/hoist details not confirmed - recommend a direct call before publishing detailed feature claims.

Historic inn; marked wheelchair accessible on multiple listings but exact features (toilet, bedroom access) not independently confirmed.

Verified via the arboretum's own official access page.

Grade II listed mansion museum, run by Stroud Town Council. Verified via official access statement and contact page.

Accessibility features documented in AccessAble.co.uk's independent access guide for this specific store.

Verified via WebSearch 2026-08-09: museum's own accessibility page (coriniummuseum.org/plan-your-visit/facilities-access), Euan's Guide listing, and cirencester.co.uk. Email address conflicts between sources (coriniummuseum@slm-ltd.co.uk vs corinium@freedom-leisure.co.uk) so left blank pending confirmation.

Verified as a currently operating museum (Bristol Aero Collection Trust) via its official aerospacebristol.org contact and accessibility pages, July 2026 automated research run.

Accessibility features documented on the Cathedral's own accessibility page and corroborated by Accessible Gloucestershire's (AccessGlos) venue review.