Fell Foot Park

We love NT Fell Foot Park, not all paths are disabled friendly, but those that end in steps are clearly signed. Plenty of picnic tables. Great views from this lakeside part right up Windermere. The cafe is disabled and dog friendly though access through a cobbled area is a bit bumpy, Tucked behind the cafe in the historic boat house is a spacious Changing Places toilet, the adjacent 5 min audio visual history of the house and estate is also accessible.

We visited fell foot. As we got to the car park we were directed to another car park closer to the building since it was raining. The staff in the café were lovely. We found the toilet great and meant we could have a day out in the lakes. The changing space was large and well heated. The bed and hoist suited out needs.

We parked in the lower car park (follow signs for the water sports/activity center off to the right & down hill as you enter the park). There are two tarmac accessible bays. All other bays are hard packed gravel in the upper car park. Some of the paths are steep and narrow with cambers in places. My mum is in a transit wheelchair with me pushing. We managed to get from the lower car park along to the cafe, along the lower path next to the lake and back. It was slightly tricky in places. The cafe and toilets have two ways in to the building. I recommend going in via the toilets in to the cafe as otherwise you meet some cobblestones. There is a new changing places, we didn't use the table or hoist.