Stonehenge
Near Amesbury, Wiltshire
An accessible visitor centre and shuttle, 22 accessible parking bays, accessible toilets, adult changing, wheelchair loans, BSL content and free companion admission support the principal visit.
Jarvis Access status
Amber — some concerns
Independent assessmentThe core visitor route is well supported, but weather-dependent grass access and an inaccessible wider landscape limit the complete site experience.
The visitor centre, shuttle and main stone-circle route provide wheelchair access, adult changing, accessible toilets, wheelchair loans, BSL resources and free companion entry. The final route has a slight gradient, grass access depends on weather, seating by the stones is limited and the wider World Heritage landscape is not accessible to standard wheelchairs.
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 accessible shuttle takes visitors close to the stone circle, followed by an approximately 200-metre path with a slight gradient. Grass access is weather dependent, seating around the stones is limited and the wider World Heritage landscape is not suitable for standard wheelchairs.
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