Accessibility

With its beautiful wide-open spaces and fun-filled activities, the Staffordshire Moorlands is the perfect destination for people with special educational needs and disabilities. Many Staffordshire destinations have accessibility guides, quiet rooms and areas, toilet facilities, concessions for carers and disabled visitors, and much more. 

When visiting, be sure to plan ahead to establish accessibility facilities and arrangements so you can be sure of the best possible experience.

Support for people with autism

There is a huge amount of support available for people with learning disabilities including autism, Asperger’s syndrome and ADHD.

Quiet rooms at Alton Towers allow you to escape from the mayhem, while the park also has ear defenders available if you need them.

Support for people with hearing loss

Many Staffordshire Moorlands businesses have introduced new measures to help people living with hearing loss, including assistance dogs at the Churnet Valley Railway and Alton Towers. 

Hearing loops have been installed and vibrating or flashing alarms can be provided a Alton Towers.

Changing Places Toilets

National Trust Ilam Park: Located under the archway of the YHA, 80 metres from the car park which is accessible with a radar key. This has an accessible toilet, winch and adult changing facilities.

Tittesworth Water: A changing place is available on site, located next to the playground. The door requires a RADAR key to open