Accessibility
We hope you find The Moors National Park Centre a good experience. Our staff are always ready to help and if you feel there is anything we can do to improve, please tell us.
Facilities
Wheelchair Loan
One electric scooter and one manual wheelchair available free of charge for use in the Centre and grounds.
Parking
Pay and display car park approx. 150m away from entrance to Centre. Tarmac surface with ramps. Minor road to cross. Alternative drop-off point 50m from main entrance. Charges apply for Blue Badge holders.
Toilet facilities
RADAR-accessible toilet to rear of tearooms. Key available from Information Desk. Babychanging facilities in disabled access toilet. Main public toilets in separate building accessed via steps.
External Access
Two entrances to the visitor centre, approximately 86cm and 87cm wide. Level access except for slight step at front door.
Internal Access
Two storeys with level floors. First floor reached by a flight of 15 stairs with handrails on both sides. Platform lift also available. Internal doorways vary in width from 78cm to 116cm. Seating available on low seats in exhibition rooms and in tearooms. Access from the Information Centre to tearooms via one step down; level access available from the outside through the door from the garden.
Access to Grounds
Access from Centre to grounds via ramp or steps. Generally quite level outside with a few slopes. Bottom tier of wildflower garden has level access, higher tiers only accessible via rough stone steps. Paths tarmac or grass. Circular trail in Crow Wood is accessible by wheelchair: 400 long, with hard compact surface. Gentle gradients of no more than 1 in 14.
Facilities for Hearing Impaired Visitors
Loop system installed at the Information Desk.
Contact
Tel:01439 772737
email
Latest News
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Scenic Bridleway Damaged by Illegal 4x4 Spree
Historic ‘trods’ have been damaged by a 4X4 vehicle for the second time in six months.
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Second homes and holiday lets in the National Park increase by 27 per cent
Second homes and holiday cottages in the North York Moors National Park have increased by 27 per cent in the last 10 years.
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Ancient pathways, new bridges, fun and games: more LEADER funds for local communities!
The North York Moors, Coast and Hills LEADER Programme is celebrating £42,000 of additional funding for the area.
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Drover and Community Gearing Up for Performance
A community play featuring a cast of local people and an Old English Sheepdog is nearing its first performance.
Events
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A Sense of Place
Contemporary textile artists Marion Atkinson and Christine Heath are inspired by the ...read more
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Under Yorkshire Skies
Gail Hurst, Jennifer Tetlow and Sue Morton capture the vitality, moods and character ...read more
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Intermediate Mountain Bike Ride
Join Senior Ranger Simon Bassindale on a 10 mile mountain-bike ride from Sutton Bank ...read more
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Howdale and Stoupe Brow Moor
Guest Education Officer Tanya Eyre of the Hawk and Owl Trust takes you on a 3.7 mile ...read more
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Walking with Romans?
We take a walk along Wade's Causeway, long considered to be one of the finest examples ...read more
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Bilsdale at its Best
Enjoy a stroll through the lovely countryside of Bilsdale. Following sections of ancient ...read more
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Our Projects
Discover what the National Park Authority is doing to care for the North York Moors and to help you to enjoy it…
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Enjoy our dark skies
The big open skies of the North York Moors are breathtaking when the night sky panorama is revealed. Dark sky event…

