Croft Bungalow is specially adapted to cater for guests with accessibility needs and/or special needs. Its situated in a small popular village in the Peak District Birchover DE4 2BL in the centre of the village in a very private spot 30 metres from the main road with a private south facing accessible garden with country views.
Comfortable, newly-refurbished self-catering bungalow in spectacular scenery, accessible for wheelchair users, and with specialist equipment for disabled guests. The self-catering property is nestled in a peaceful location in Kilmartin Glen above the Kintyre peninsula in west Scotland, where you can hear the buzzards and the migrating geese overhead. The wheelchair-friendly bungalow boasts an array of wildlife nearby.
Cheese Room Cottage – so named because it was converted in early 2016 from the original brick building which was used for the making and storing of cheese when it was part of our dairy farm - is found down a private lane just off the road running through the hamlet of Marchamley. The historic village of Hodnet is a mile down the road, with the medieval county town of Shrewsbury just 14 miles to the south-west. We are also only ten miles from the Welsh border!
The Lin Berwick Trust has the highest standard of facilities and equipment for those with disabilities who need 24/7 care. We have three self-catering cottages all sleeping six people in Norfolk, Cornwall and on the Firth of Forth in Scotland. Each property has a disability suite that is second to none both in equipment and space.
Treworgans Farm Holidays, situated on a family run farm in the glorious Cornish countryside, offers truly accessible self-catering holiday accommodation.
Located in the beautiful Meon Valley within the South Downs National Park, the cottages at Wallops Wood are an excellent base from which to explore all that Hampshire has to offer. With stunning countryside, historical buildings, charming villages and a beautiful coastline, there’s something for everyone.
Our 4 self-catering holiday cottages have a charm and a quality which are certain to surprise and delight you. You will be sure of a warm welcome from our thoughtful and committed staff team and your comfort and care will be their priority.
Located on the edge of Epping Forest, Jubilee Lodge is just a stone’s throw away from the myriad attractions of London and the pretty towns and seaside resorts of the South East.
Set in the heart of Ruby country (so called after the Ruby Red cattle farmed locally), Blagdon Farm is only a few miles from the wide sandy North Cornwall beaches at Bude and Widemouth Bay, the stunning Cornish resorts of Boscastle and Padstow (home to Rick Stein’s famous seafood restaurant), and the spectacular scenery of Dartmoor and Exmoor.
If you’re looking for an unusual holiday escape, get on board a charming self-catering railway carriage. Railholiday have been offering unique and unusual award-winning holidays in Cornwall for over 19 years.
Discover the amazing Tregea Assisted Living Lodge at the Landal Gwel an Mor resort in Cornwall. The lodge has sensational luxury self-catering accommodation with facilities that will take your breath away.
We are an outdoor centre in the heart of the Peak District, right on the traffic free Monsal Trail and have several different accommodation buildings available to hire.
Calvert Trust Exmoor is the South West’s premier accessible outdoor activity destination for people with all types of disabilities, welcoming over 4,000 guests a year, with the philosophy that “At Calvert Trust Exmoor it’s what you CAN do that counts”.
Offering luxury self-catering accommodation with exceptional views of the surrounding Scottish countryside, Maunderlea Lodges is the perfect base from which to explore Aberdeenshire, Moray and Speyside at any time of the year.
Situated in rolling parkland on the Sandringham estate in West Norfolk, Park House was the childhood home of Princess Diana, and is now run as a unique hotel for disabled people by Leonard Cheshire Disability.
Hoe Grange Holidays offers four national award winning, wheelchair accessible, self-catering lodges set in stunning countryside on a working farm. Close to Ashbourne and Bakewell, it is a perfect place to unwind with family or friends and explore the wonders of the Derbyshire Peak District.
The Bond Hotel in Blackpool is a family run hotel that has been providing holidays for guests with physical and learning disabilities for over 25 years and is well known as the UK’s largest fully accessible hotel with everything our guests need to take a holiday or respite break.
Everything you might need for that perfect trip away from home...Taking a break at The Moat House proves that disability friendly accommodation doesn’t need to be stark or unappealing.
Their Inclusion Weekends are exclusive to families that have a child with a disability, giving you the opportunity to come away and spend time together doing things that are fun and challenging in a safe and friendly environment.
Access Adventures is a charity created to encourage people with physical disabilities to get involved in outdoor sports, through organising residential adaptive adventure camps.
Kerry Farm – the place where you can enjoy a relaxing holiday together in the stunning Welsh countryside.
Melfort Pier & Harbour is a unique place to spend a few days, in a stunning location, right on the shores of beautiful Loch Melfort, where the Highlands come down to the sea.