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Date updated: 5/12/2024

Burnham Beeches has approximately 1.5 miles of surfaced ‘easy access’ paths and three miles of roads closed to vehicles. These paths are suitable for people with impaired mobility and users of wheelchairs, mobility scooters and pushchairs. 

Car free zone

Some of the closed internal roads are accessible to Blue Badge holders, also known as the car free zone. Open during weekdays between 10am and 4pm.

The Tramper

Less mobile visitors can venture deeper into Burnham Beeches with our all-terrain electric buggy called the Tramper.

  • Free to loan from Monday – Friday between 10am and 4pm at Burnham Beeches only.
  • Minimum 24 hours advance booking required.

The sensory trail

The trail takes visitors on a sensory stroll which incorporates eight tactile, oak sculptures celebrating some of the key species found on the reserve. Each sculpture is accompanied by a QR code which, once scanned, provides further information on each species. A trail leaflet is available from the information point or a PDF can be sent by email.

Accessibility at Stoke Common

Parking is extremely limited at Stoke Common and unfortunately there is no disabled parking available. Whilst many of the paths have a compacted hoggin surface and are relatively flat it might be difficult to access the site with wheelchairs, mobility scooter and pushchairs.

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