Oakwood Valley Lodges strives to ensure that all visitors can enjoy the facilities and surroundings within the park, and we will be pleased to assist in any way. We hope that this statement will help you when deciding if this is the right park for you.
The nearest railway station is in Welshpool (miles away).
The nearest bus stop to the railway station is along Severn Road into Broad Street approx. 650m away outside the post office.
Taxi pick-up and set down can eb found outside the station (The availability of taxis with mobility access would have to be checked).
There is plenty of space for ‘dropping off’ visitors outside Reception.
The approach from the road to Reception is well surfaced but slopes downwards fairly steeply.
There are no specific facilities on the Park.
It is anticipated that it is unlikely that visually impaired people will visit the park unless accompanied by a sighted person.
There is one speed bump at the bottom of the driveway, but this is clearly marked in a contrasting yellow and black (There are no advance hazard markers for these).
The decking up to reception has one step up with a wooden handrail all the way around to the right. There are non-slip mats in place around the decking to the reception entrance.
Assistance for entry can be provided, if required.
There is a coffee table of 45cm in height.
There is parking outside reception, however at present no specifically allocated bays.
External lighting on a sensor.
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