
Self-assessed Accessibility Information provides a list of available facilities and services, highlighted as being of key importance by disabled people. Along with Access Statements, which provide a fuller written description of accessibility, it can help people with access needs make an informed choice as to whether accommodation, attractions, food & drink or shopping establishments meet their needs.
is gravel
Is flat (i.e. without steps)
Has a ramp
From the entrance to reception / ticket area
Good contrast between the floor and wallsHowsham Mill is accessible only on the ground floor for wheelchair users, there are glass floors over the top of machinery to get a full view of the mechanics of the waterwheel. The Mill is fully accessible from the car-park with a 1/4 mile path towards the island. If there has been substantial rainfall the paths may become waterlogged and so extra care must be taken. Often the first bridge that is crossed can be flooded but there is a path that runs around the field to the right which you can use to get back on the path. Help is always on hand to guide people around the Mill and if you would like to discuss your requirements further please email us.
Ramp to entrance
Entrance is well lit
Seating available for visitors with limited mobility
Effective lighting for visually impaired visitors
Wheelchairs provided
Free
Routes/pathways suitable for wheelchair users or visitors with limited mobility
Audible alarm system