Culloden Battlefield & Visitor Centre

A very blustery day for this visit but we got out of the vehicle anyway! A very well presented carpark with lots of bays and clearly marked disabled ones nearest to the museum building. Level and flat so my mobility scooter had very little problems. Automatic doors prevented the usual tussle, therfore a smooth entry. The staff were informative and friendly, they had no issues with the mobility scooter except to advise that access to the preserved cottage would be limited to outside only.I was fine with that. The remains of the museum was very easy to get around in my mobility scooter, wide aisles, spaces to manoeuvre etc. Ambient lighting was very soothing. The items and exhibits were at appropriate hieght for me to read info labels . Outside was the massive field that the battle of Colloden took place on. Small gravel paths made moving about ok However I didn't see the plaque comemorating the battle as it was in the middle of the field, a long way off and the weather was blowing up a hoolie! All in all a very nice, informative and relaxing afternoon. Well done Scottish National Trust

Was a great day so decided to go to Culloden battlefield, I would say that it should be on every Scottish history lovers bucket list. I have been here once before (About 8 years ago) and I hired a mobility scooter then, but I had my own this time. Great day out for all. Entry to the battlefield is free.

The visitor centre from car park with free disabled parking is simple, they allow you to take free mobility scooter from inside visitor centre to car if someone can do that for you. Doors are wide and electric there is a disabled toilet just round corner from customer service. Staff really helpful. The Scooter can get round moor with no problems even through mud and puddles. Its a must visit if you are interested in uk history and has information spots round the moor. Also has guided tour.