Accessibility
At Trentham, we are committed to making sure that our site is accessible as possible.
At Trentham, we are committed to making sure that our site is accessible as possible.
Guests presenting the following documentation are eligible for one complimentary essential companion ticket. However, the guest with the disability and any additional members of their party must pay the full ticket price.
Eligibility for a free essential companion ticket can be demonstrated with the following documentation:
Disabled parking spaces are available throughout our car park, including outside the Garden Centre, next to the Tesla superchargers, near the toilet block at the Shopping Village, and at the south end of the Shopping Village.
These spaces are offered on a first-come, first-served basis for those with a Blue Badge indicating a mobility issue. We request that the Blue Badge holder be present in the vehicle and that the badge is displayed clearly.
Trentham is for everyone to enjoy, and we strive to make it easy for all guests to have a fantastic day out.
All routes from our car park, Shopping Village, and Visitor Centre are wheelchair accessible. Our Italian Gardens and lakeside walks are also accessible to wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Additionally, our electric catamaran, Miss Elizabeth, is designed to accommodate wheelchairs.
We are continually developing innovative and sensitive solutions to enhance accessibility across the estate. We are also committed to improving accessibility information. If you have specific requirements not mentioned here, please contact us to discuss your needs.
Contact usWe’ve joined up with AccessAble to create a handy guide to ensure you have a great day out at Trentham.
See GuideFor our visitors we offer the following:
We welcome guests of all abilities and levels of mobility.
For wheelchair uses and those with limited mobility, Trentham is all on one level with low ramped access to most facilities. Mobility scooters are permitted. Wheelchairs are also available to hire free of charge from the Visitor Centre (no deposit required, available on a first-come, first-served basis).
We’ve suggested a number of wheelchair routes for Trentham Gardens to enable you to plan your day ahead.
Suggested Wheelchair RoutesJust behind the main Adventure Playground, nestled within our peaceful Show Gardens, you’ll find Trentham’s Autism-Friendly Sensory Garden which has been thoughtfully designed with neurodiverse children and their families in mind.
This specially adapted garden offers a calm, supportive environment away from the busier play areas, providing a safe space for children who may find large crowds or loud noise overwhelming.
Features of the Autism-Friendly Sensory Garden:
Gentle sensory play equipment – Carefully selected to support tactile, visual and auditory stimulation in a soothing way.
Quiet swing zone – A dedicated swing located in a peaceful corner of the garden offers gentle movement and comfort.
Tranquil surroundings – Surrounded by planting and natural features, this area is ideal for relaxation, self-regulation and quiet connection with nature.
Accessible design – Paths and layouts are designed to be inclusive and easy to navigate for all visitors.
Whether you’re taking a moment to unwind or looking for a more peaceful play space, this area provides a welcoming retreat for families who value a quieter experience.
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