Accessibility at Corfe Castle
We have walking poles available to hire and a new access guide to help make Corfe Castle as accessible as possible.
Walking poles
There is a selection of anti-shock height adjustable walking poles available to borrow from the castle entrance and Castle View Welcome Centre.
British Sign Language and Audio Guide
A selection of information boards are available in BSL and audio format. Find the full playlist here:
Ear Defenders
We have four pairs of ear defenders available for people of all ages to borrow from the Ticket Office.
Visual Guide
We have created a visual guide to help you find your way around Corfe Castle before you visit. View it here:
A paper copy is also available from the Ticket Office.
Access guide and map
We have created a guide and map specifically for assisting you round Corfe Castle. From the Castle ruins to the Shop and Tea-room, everything is covered. Download a copy here:
Tea-room
Large handled cutlery and crockery is available to use, please as a member of the team when ordering.
Assistance dogs
All dogs, including assistance dogs, are welcome across the site and are to be kept on a short lead.
'Home' Audio Trail
An audio trail has been created in partnership with Resonix Creative, telling the story of Corfe Castle throughout the ages. Sprinkled with humour, this fast-paced experience journeys from the conception of Corfe Castle, through the Norman, Tudor and English Civil War periods, right up to the present day.
You can listen to the three audio posts as you explore the castle, alternatively, you listen on our YouTube channel - Watch the videos here
Get in touch
If you have any questions about your visit to Corfe Castle, or would like more information on accessibility across the property, get in touch at: corfecastle@nationaltrust.org.uk
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Things to see and do at Corfe Castle
Corfe Castle offers plenty to see and do, including walks around the ruins, a story trail and wildlife spotting in the surrounding hills. Find out more.
Eating and shopping at Corfe Castle
Situated in an 18th century former cottage, the Tea-room at Corfe Castle serves a delicious menu of hot and cold food, drinks, cakes and bakes. Afterwards, stop off at the Shop to discover beautiful collections of homewares, gifts and locally made ranges to take home with you. The second-hand book shop located in Castle View is also filled with literary treasures.
Caring for Corfe Castle
The National Trust carries out vital conservation work in and around Corfe Castle, helping to protect this historic site for the enjoyment of visitors both now and in the future.