Fort Leicester Accessibility

L'Accessibilité d'l'Fort Leicester

We have created this accessibility guide to accurately describe the facilities and services we offer. It does not contain personal opinions as to the sites’ suitability for those with access needs.

An icon showing a car with a parking sign with a 2 on it The venue has 2 allocated parking spaces at the foot of the 43 steps up to the fort, none designated disability. There is also on street parking available within 200m of the steps.
An icon showing a museum building, a car and a person triping The carpark area tarmac. However, the steps up to the fort are widely spaced and uneven, the path is grass and hoggin.
An icon with a person and a closed door All doors on site are manual opening, with varying widths.
An icon showing a person tripping and a hazard sign The site has uneven ground or hazards underfoot.
An icon showing a person stepping upwards Site contains single step entries to buildings, some with railings of wood and metal.
An icon showing person walking up stairs The site contains many steps and stairways with no lift to overcome them.
An icons showing two people, one in a shaded area Lighting levels may be dim in some indoor areas.
Icon showing person with assistance animal Facilities for assistance dogs to drink/rest available.
Icon showing person sitting crossed legged It is generally a quiet site with plenty tranquil outdoor spaces.

Additional Information

All toilets on site are standard and have a step at entrance.

Flooring and surfaces made of granite and stone, tile, wood.

Grounds outside have uneven surfaces made of grass, stone, brick, gravel and hoggin.