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Anyone Can @ Fell Foot Country Park

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Join us for adventures in the outdoors that are inclusive by default, progressive and potentially the start of a lifetime connection with an adventure sport. We are a husband and wife team with a huge amount of experience in the disability adventure market. From this venue, we offer a variety of watersports including Sailing, Canoeing and Powerboating. We believe adventure should be about friendship, finding solutions and overcoming challenges. With patience, a sense of humour and comradery, we can make the next thing you book brilliant. We aim to provide the widest range of opportunities to individuals, families and friends for whom access to the awesome world of adventure is often restricted. Our offering is based on working with small numbers, versatile equipment, specialist knowledge, and most importantly, plenty of time, flexibility and understanding of people's varying needs. We have a range of typical ability equipment and adaptive equipment to suit a wide range of physical, sensory and cognitive needs. The events listed are our open weekends, which make it affordable for individuals and groups of 2 to book our activities and for those wanting a more social experience. We love taking groups out privately and tailoring the day or days, specifically to your group's needs and aspirations. If there are 3 or more in your group this is often a cost-effective way to book and allows you to chose exactly what you would like from the day.

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4.83

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4.66

Toilets (avg.)

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sarahjoanna

May 2022

Fantastic weekend on Windermere for both wheelchair user and able bodied

Absolutely fantastic weekend away on windermere. We canoed 10 mines in total over 2 days and wild camped over night on the end of Windermere. Fantastic adaptive equipment. Which made the impossible possible for myself whilst still giving it enough of a challenge for us both. It felt like myself and my able bodied sister were on the same level which was amazing. Good quality Camping equipment fully provided along with fantastic food. We both came away saying we had eaten like kings for the weekend. Highlights food wise were the local bakery pies and the home made pizzas. 3 different adaptive seats were available for me to use. All with different levels of support. Vicky and Chris took time to ensure I was comfortable in the canoe. The canoe had stabilisers to ensure I didn’t fall in which would have been very likely without. The tents were ideal and camp beds were available or air mattresses depending on preference . Toilet amazing set up. Proper height. In a tent with good support bars and hand washing facilities. Vicky and Chris took comprehensive info on likes / dislikes and medical requirements on booking. They also contacted me a couple of days before to check if there was anything I specially wanted to eat / drink which was a nice touch. I will be certainly be booking with anyone can again. I am a active wheelchair user who loves a challenge. This trip was tailored to me knowing my needs and therefore if your needs are more do not be put of by my review get in touch with a Vicky and Chris and I’m sure they will accommodate.

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marie2021

Nov 2021

Fantastic experience!

Thanks to Chris and his family for a fantastic day! The views were beautiful and I felt so safe and secure the whole way round. Very clear instructions were sent in advance to explain accessibility of the train station, local hotels and accessing the lake itself. When we met, we discussed all of the equipment and set off! It was a lovely experience and everything was explained so clearly with accessibility kept in mind throughout. Thank you!

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claremillington

Jul 2019

If anyone can make it happen, they can!

For our twins, who have a range of complex needs but can walk, it was totally accessible. The guys who run this company have huge knowledge of helping people with all levels of mobility impairment through their work at specialist outdoor centres.

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There is a changing place on-site and a large accessible toilet/shower. The cafe has wide aisles and level access, and the pathways around the site are also wheelchair accessible. We operate Canoeing and Adaptive Sailing from here. To help people in and out of boats we have a transfer step, a mobile hoist and manual transfer slings of varying sizes. The site has 2 mountain trike offroad wheelchairs available for loan We also have a wheelchair-accessible powerboat, for anyone that would like to experience being on the lake but would prefer to stay in their chair.

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The parking is in the public carpark, and within 300m of the cafe and activities. For active base users - those booked on activities with us - there are 2 accessible parking spaces (follow the signs).

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The changing place toilet is accessed at the bottom of the slope from the main car park on tarmac or concrete. You will require your own sling. The changing place can also be accessed from within the level-access cafe. The accessible toilet and shower are part of the active base and beyond the cafe, it is part of the active base service and will require a wristband - Those booked with Anyone Can will be given bands.