Wheelchair accessible places in North Yorkshire

North York Moors National Park visitor centre with accessible viewpoint trail, approx. 6 miles from Thirsk.

Registered charity. Mobility scooter/wheelchair bookings line: 07956 751790. Beach wheelchair (Hippocampe all-terrain) available at Whitby Foreshore in summer season: £2/hour or £6/session up to 3 hours, £10 returnable deposit. Office open Mon, Tue, Thu 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-4:30pm.

National Trust property; book mobility equipment in advance by phone.

Museum in the former veterinary surgery of author James Herriot; wheelchair access to all floors and gardens except the air raid shelter.

Family farm attraction near Thirsk with wheelchair-accessible feeding stations and rides.

Use postcode YO21 3AG for sat nav to accessible rear entrance with Blue Badge parking.

Eden Camp Modern History Theme Museum is a accessible business in Malton.

Central Middlesbrough location, less than 10 minutes from railway station.

10-minute walk from York Minster. Three fully accessible bedrooms with wheel-in wet rooms.

Listed on Morrisons' official store locator; accessibility features per Morrisons' published corporate accessibility policy.

Listed on Boots' official store page. Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9:30am-5:30pm, Sat 9am-5:30pm, Sun 12pm-4pm.

Verified via RHS official contact listing and independent accessibility sources (AccessAble, Innova Care Concepts, THIIS Magazine). Modular Changing Places toilet in car park 1; wheelchair/pushchair-friendly paths throughout; 3 adapted toilets near site entrance.

Free entry. Part of the Science Museum Group. Large, flat site with smooth surfaces throughout.

Listed on Sainsbury's official store locator. Open daily 6am-11pm.

Managed by Zest Leisure on behalf of North Yorkshire Council.

Blue Badge Access Award nominee 2024/25. Social enterprise employing adults with learning disabilities. Vibrant inclusive cafe with South American decor.

Housed in the former Hawes railway station building alongside the Yorkshire Dales National Park visitor centre. Source: dalescountrysidemuseum.org.uk/accessibility/

Free-admission public gallery run in partnership with Teesside University.

Operated by Inspiring Healthy Lifestyles / WLCT; holder of the Accessible Selby Charter.

Family-run mobility aids supplier of 20+ years near Selby town centre, close to train and bus stations. No official website found; listed on Yell, HotFrog and other trade directories.

Main west entrance has 4 steps; step-free access via signposted south entrance. Free entry. Verified via official accessibility guide and Euan's Guide review.

Verified as a currently operating museum (part of Scarborough Museums and Galleries Trust) via its official visit page, July 2026 automated research run.

Part of York Museums Trust. Children 16 and under free with paying adult. Museum Gardens also fully wheelchair accessible.

English Heritage site; access is partial due to uneven terrain and stairs to the motte - noted for user awareness. Verified via English Heritage official access page, Aug 2026.