Clear access information helps you plan with confidence before your group arrives. We aim to make buildings, accommodation and activity areas as accessible as reasonably practicable across the site.

Access arrangements vary between buildings and activities, so discussing your requirements in advance helps support safe planning, suitable supervision and the right adjustments where possible.

Early conversations also make it easier to match your group to the most suitable spaces, routes and facilities available during your stay.

• Access routes, entrances and internal layouts vary across buildings and outdoor areas
• Accommodation, activity spaces and facilities are spread across a mixed indoor and outdoor site
• Parking is available on site with routes leading to the main buildings
• Toilet and washing facilities are available within the main buildings
• Some areas include uneven ground, level changes or activity-specific environments

Knowing how different areas are laid out helps you choose the right setup and plan movement around the site with fewer surprises on arrival.

If you need details on step access, distances, layouts or general suitability, contact us in advance and we will share the information available to support your planning.

Clear safety procedures help your group arrive prepared and use the site with confidence.

Health and safety arrangements cover buildings, activities, supervision and emergency procedures, while visiting groups remain responsible for supervising their members and assessing their own needs.

Where access or support requirements are shared in advance, relevant information can be provided to help you plan safely and set clear expectations before arrival.