Access for all at Anglesey Abbey

Here at Anglesey Abbey, we want everyone to feel welcome and have an enjoyable day out. We hope that page helps you to plan your visit, but we also know that every visitor has individual needs, so if there’s anything else you would like to know or anything we can help with, please just ask a member of the team.

Parking

Here at Anglesey Abbey, we have approximately 26 accessible car parking spaces on a firm, hard-standing surface. These are located just a short distance from the Visitor Centre entrance, and there are further five accessible spaces in the oval car park, along with family bays. 

The car park is all on one level, with the accessible car park located on your left as you go over the pedestrian crossing. 

Welcome

Our welcome space is a little different at the moment. When you arrive, you'll notice that our Visitor Centre has been transformed, with a one-way system in operation. 

If you have any questions regarding accessibility within the estate, please don't hesitate to ask a member of the Welcome Team when you head through, they'll be more than happy to assist you. 

To help you plan your day, download a copy of our map below. 

Anglesey Abbey New Map Download here

Essential Companions

Our admission policy here at Anglesey Abbey means that if you, or someone in your party, requires a companion, there is no charge for this. 

Instead, the admission fee or membership applies to the disabled visitor, and their carer or companion comes in free of charge. Essential Companion cards can be obtained alongside a membership, please ask a memebr of the Welcome Team for more details. 

Visitors exploring the garden at Nostell Priory and Parkland, West Yorkshire

Access for everyone 

We welcome disabled visitors and their carers at our places, and assistance dogs too. Find out everything we do to give you a great day out and details of the Essential Companion card or group Links Pass.


Wheelchairs and Mobility Scooters (PMVs)

We have a limited number of mobility scooters and wheelchairs available to borrow each day at 10am, 12pm and 1pm. These must be booked before 3pm the day ahead of your visit.

We politely ask that you only make one booking of each vehicle type per week, which will help us ensure that as many visitors with access needs get an opportunity to visit as possible. These are booked on a first come, first served basis. 

Please email angleseyabbey@nationaltrust.org.uk to book. You can find out more about accessibility across the estate on our updated access statement.

 

If you're thinking of planning a visit to Anglesey Abbey and would like more information on our accessible facilities, please phone 01223 810080 or alternatively, please email us here.

A copy of our access statement is included below, which details more about the gardens offer and general site accessibility. 

Anglesey Abbey Access Statement Download here