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How accessible is Stonehenge: Wheelchair access & visitor info

London To Stonehenge ToursStonehenge Accessibility

Stonehenge is one of the most visited heritage sites in the UK, and it’s equipped to welcome visitors of all abilities. From accessible shuttle buses and level pathways to step-free access at the visitor centre, the site has made thoughtful arrangements to ensure a smooth experience. Here are the key accessibility features to help you confidently plan your visit.

Getting there & parking

  • Location: Stonehenge Visitor Centre, Near Amesbury, Wiltshire, SP4 7DE.
  • Parking: Designated Blue Badge parking spaces are available near the Visitor Centre. Pre-booked ticket holders park for free; others pay £5, refundable with ticket purchase.

How to reach Stonehenge

Visitor centre amenities

  • Wheelchair access: Fully accessible with level entrances and wide pathways.
  • Toilets: Accessible restrooms, adult changing rooms, and child changing rooms at the visitor center.
  • Seating: Benches without back or armrests are available throughout the site.
  • Assistance: Staff are trained to assist visitors with disabilities; 2 wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

More about visitor centre

Shuttle service to the Stones

  • Accessibility: Shuttle buses are wheelchair accessible and accommodate Class 2 mobility scooters (max width 600mm x length 1000mm).
  • Frequency: Regular service from the Visitor Centre to the Stone Circle, with a stop at Fargo Plantation for those wishing to walk part of the way.

Visual disability

  • Tactile exhibits and models are available in the inner exhibition.
  • In the outer exhibition, two large 'touching stones' near the Neolithic houses are available.
  • Audio-described tours and tactile maps can be requested.

Hearing disability

  • Induction loops are installed in key areas.
  • British Sign Language (BSL) tours are offered.
  • Transcripts of video tours are available.

Assistance animals

  • Guide dogs: Assistance guide dogs are welcome throughout the site with visitors.
  • Facilities: Water bowls are provided; staff can assist in locating quiet areas if needed.

Planning your visit

  • Booking: Advance booking is recommended, especially during peak seasons, since tours run only during certain hours of the day.
  • Companions: Carers accompanying visitors with disabilities receive free admission.
  • Weather Considerations: Check forecasts and dress appropriately; some paths may be less accessible in adverse weather.

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Frequently asked questions about accessibility in Stonehenge

Is the entire Stonehenge site wheelchair accessible?

The Visitor Centre and shuttle buses are fully accessible. The path around the Stone Circle includes both tarmac and grass sections; while the grass sections may be challenging in wet conditions. 

Are there facilities for visitors with hearing impairments?

Yes, the site offers transcripts of audio tours and is compatible with hearing aids. Additionally, Induction loops are set up, and BSL tours are available upon request.

Can I bring my assistance dog?

Absolutely. Assistance dogs are welcome, and water bowls are available at the Visitor Center and near the stones. 

Is accessible parking available?

Yes, designated Blue Badge parking spaces are located near the Visitor Center.

Are wheelchairs available on-site?

Yes, wheelchairs can be borrowed on a first-come, first-served basis from the Visitor Center.