Disabled Holidays and Accommodation in Cornwall

 
It is easy to see why Cornwall has been voted the Best UK holiday region for the last five years.  It is surrounded almost entirely by sea, and is home to some of the mildest and sunniest climate in England. If you’re looking for the perfect UK holiday destination, Cornwall would have to be at the very top of your list. As for disabled friendly holidays in Cornwall, you are almost guaranteed a hassle-free holiday. Whether you choose to holiday in North Cornwall with its golden beaches and picturesque hidden bays or the South with its rustic fishing villages and rivers, you are guaranteed a fantastic time!

Disabled holidays in Cornwall are really about exploring this glorious countryside, and with over 20 routes that are wheelchair friendly, you really have no excuse not to! Many of the major beach resorts such as Gyllyngvase, Porthmeor, Polzeath and New Polzeath are blue flag winners for being wheelchair and elderly friendly with great access and disabled facilities.

Disabled friendly holidays in Cornwall usually include a trip to Bodmin, one of Cornwall’s oldest towns, full of character with its granite buildings, the famous old courtroom, county jail and stem railway, a major tourist attraction.

Penzance is another great town packed full of things to do including the grand promenade, stylish shops, trendy restaurants, pubs and cafes, most of which are wheelchair friendly.  It is also a bird watcher and plant lover’s paradise.
 

Accessible Accommodation in Cornwall

When planning disabled holidays in Cornwall, finding wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cornwall will probably be at the top of your list of priorities. Cornwall has a large range of disabled friendly accommodation to choose from.  On this page, you can begin your search to find exactly what you are after from traditional caravan holidays, accessible hotels, BnB’s and self-catering farm holidays.

You will find a brilliant range of self-catering wheelchair friendly accommodation in Cornwall. Wheelchair friendly accommodation in Cornwall are usually run by people who understand the needs of its disabled visitors.

Bude is a beautiful seaside destination located in North Cornwall and is also a solid base for disabled holidays in Cornwall. Why not hire an accessible beach hut whilst you’re visiting and make the most of the sea views.

Newquay is one of the nation’s trendiest and family friendly seaside locations with plenty of beaches to offer and some of the best accessible restaurants and wheelchair friendly accommodation in Cornwall. If you are at the other end of the country and would find the journey tedious by road, fear not, you can get regular flights to Newquay from around the UK all year round.
 

Disabled Friendly Restaurants in Cornwall

Cornwall’s food scene can rival the top dogs in London and other major cities. You will have no trouble finding somewhere to enjoy a full English breakfast or a filling Sunday lunch, as there are many wheelchair friendly restaurants in Cornwall.  If you are opting for self-catering accommodation for your disabled holidays in Cornwall, do explore the local produce. Cornwall has some of the best butchers and farm shops in the UK. Treat yourself to famous Cornish pasties, proper fish and chips and delicious cream teas with all the trimmings!
 

Mobility Scooter Hire in Cornwall

For disabled holidays in Cornwall, You can also hire specially adapted bicycles allowing you to take in more of the scenery on one of the many accessible routes.  Relax and take a trip around the coast on a disabled friendly boat and see Cornwall from the water.

There is a solid network of mobility hire in Cornwall.  Everything you need from mobility scooters, wheelchairs, hoists and shower chairs.  Why not search our directory for more information on mobility equipment and mobility scooter hire in Cornwall.

It’s easy to see why so many people fall in love with this diverse county.  It has some of the UK’s best beaches, beautiful landscapes, a great selection of arts and culture and food to die for. Ready to visit Cornwall?