RHS Garden

Recently had to go back into the wheelchair, so really anxious about going out using my wheels. As soon as I arrived my worries were eased. Staff especially helpful without being patronising, they spoke to me rather than my partner and asked if I needed help rather than assuming . Yes, there are steps around but each part of the garden is accessible via a different route. The gravel is set into concrete and not that deep so self propelling is fine, although there are a few very steep inclines but quite a few pre-bookable scooters if you want one. Great lot of accessible toilets and the shop/ garden center has wide aisles. Will definitely be going back.

My second visit with family as first time around we didn't have time to see it all. It's easy to find when driving and I haven't found any areas not accessible. Beautiful garden and glass house which I enjoyed more than Kew Gardens in London. It's expensive (£15 for adults / carers free) and a hot meal will set you back around £20 per person for not a lot. The site is vast and has a few extra space accessible toilets but no hoists/benches.

Fantastic gardens with great access and helpful staff. Pre bookable mobility scooters and plenty of easy access toilets.