Access

Royal Victoria Country Park welcomes disabled people and our staff will do all they can to ensure that you enjoy your visit. If you need extra assistance staff are happy to help.

Parking
Free parking for blue badge holders. Each of the five car parks has designated parking bays

Our site

• The central area of the park and all facilities are accessible.
• Only the far corners of the park are not fully accessible.
• There is an automatic door leading into the tea rooms. Ramp leading to the beach
• Two accessible toilets; the one by the Tearooms can be opened with a RADAR key at all times*
• There is a designated play area providing facilities for children who use wheelchairs. It is situated next to the toddlers play area and is accessible with a RADAR key (available from Park Office) because the equipment is unsuitable for general use

Sensory Garden
The Sensory Garden and Woodland Project is close to the Park Office. It has a variety of flowers, shrubs and trees which provide a bright and colourful display throughout the seasons. The garden's plants come in a different shapes and sizes and are fragrant. The garden's sounds include the gentle running of water in the fountain, bird-song, the metallic clinking of wind chimes and  occasionally the steam train. The trellis work, arbours and raised beds lend an almost skeletal sense of shape and form to the garden. The focus of the garden is the bog garden and fountain and all the paths lead to, and radiate from, this point.

Facilities
Easy access self-guided trails with maps, rest points available. All less accessible areas have alternative routes.
Wheelchairs are available for people to borrow from the Park Office or the Netley Chapel
All leaflets available in large print.