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Inclusive Visits to Shropshire

Shropshire is one of England’s most breathtaking counties, tucked away on the Welsh border yet easy to reach by road and rail.

We believe Shropshire should be enjoyed by everyone. Despite the historic character of our market towns and countryside attractions, many of Shropshire’s buildings, experiences, and services are accessible. From hotels and B&Bs to self-catering cottages, you’ll find plenty of places to stay that can cater for access and equipment needs.

Whether you’re looking for a countryside escape, a cultural staycation, or a fun-filled day out, Shropshire is ready to welcome you.

 

Accessible Public Toilets

You can find your nearest accessible public toilet on the Changing Places website. You can also look for accessible toilets on the Great British Toilet Map or download the Flush Toilet App on the Apple App Store or Flush Toilet App on Google Play.

Travelling to Shropshire By Rail

If you are travelling to Shropshire by rail then West Midlands Railway and Transport for Wales both operate services across Shropshire. Both companies offer Passenger Assist services to help you on your way, be that station and seating plans or help getting on and off the trains.

These companies have some great schemes to help you with all aspects of your journey, from booking to travelling. You can also access rail cards for discounted travel.

Travelling to Shropshire By Coach

National Express operate services to Shrewsbury and Telford. There is a great information resource on their website.

Getting Around Shropshire

There are lots of exciting ways to get around Shropshire and the journey can be part of the adventure for everyone. Here are some useful links to information from companies offering accessible travel around Shropshire.

  • Arriva – Shropshire’s largest bus operator
  • Dial A Ride Shrewsbury – provide transport that is wheelchair accessible
  • Connect on Demand Shrewsbury – Connect on Demand buses are fully accessible with low floor access, making it easier to board for those who have mobility issues, or are boarding with a wheelchair.
  • Lyneal Trust – provide accessible canal holidays

Access For All - Shropshire's Great Outdoors

Discover the beauty of the Shropshire Hills without barriers. From gentle riverside trails to wheelchair-friendly paths and breathtaking viewpoints, this guide highlights the best accessible walks and scenic spots for everyone to enjoy.

Accessible Places To Stay

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