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The HCC is considered reasonably wheelchair friendly.

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We are a natural site, and as such, some of our pathways are formed of natural material which will naturally change depending on weather and seasons. The majority of our pathways are comprised of eco gravel grids, decking and concrete.

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Ramp access

The HCC is not a step free site however our buildings are easily entered, and are done so frequently by wheelchairs and pushchairs. We do have ramps available. If this is something that you would like to make use of, please let a member of staff know.

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Accessible toilets 

We have an accessible toilet for use. This can be found with the main toilet block and is marked on our maps.

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Assistance dogs

Assistance dogs are not permitted inside the HCC. If you regularly rely on assistance dog, please contact us well in advance (Preferably around 3 weeks) of your visit so we can make arrangements.

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Free entry for carers

Visitors with disabilities may admit one accompanying carer free of charge when they pay full adult/child price. Please bring proof of entitlement such as a blue badge, or a Personal Independence Payments letter (issued by the DWP benefit office).

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Sensory Bags

We have designed our sensory bags to provide ways of creating relaxation with certain aspects of visiting for children with ASD and ADHD.

Our bags include ear defenders, fidget toys and a zoo map along with a personal list of animal talks.

Bags can be asked for at the entrance to the zoo for a deposit of £15, fully refundable on return of in tact bags. Bags will need to be signed out and in.

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Mobility Scooters

If you use a mobility scooter you may find you have reduced amounts of manoeuvrability around some areas of the centre. 

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If you would like any more information, please email enquiries@hemsleyconservationcentre.com