National Botanic Garden of Wales
Llanarthne, Carmarthenshire
Wide, hard paths through the formal garden, a Changing Places facility, free wheelchairs, reservable mobility scooters and a regular shuttle buggy help visitors explore this very large site.
Jarvis Access status
Amber — some concerns
Independent assessmentThe formal garden has strong accessible routes and equipment, but much of the 568-acre estate has difficult terrain or scooter restrictions.
Wide hard paths, Changing Places, wheelchair loans, reservable scooters and a shuttle buggy serve the core garden. Outer routes can be steep, uneven or slippery, scooters are restricted on some routes and equipment should be booked in advance.
How to read the traffic-light status
- GreenNo significant accessibility concerns identified in the information reviewed.
- AmberSome concerns or limitations need to be considered when planning.
- RedSerious concerns or substantial barriers have been identified.
The status is an independent planning aid based on the evidence available when assessed. It is not a guarantee that every visitor will have the same experience or a legal finding about the venue.
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The Garden extends across 568 acres. Formal areas are served by wide, largely flat hard paths, but routes beyond the core Garden can be uneven, steep or slippery. Mobility scooters have route restrictions and should be booked ahead; the Changing Places room requires a RADAR key.
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