At Beaulieu we strive to make the site accessible to all and accommodate wheelchair and pushchairs users. Please be assured that our staff are trained and ready to assist you anyway they can.
Accessibility Statement
Our full accessibility statement is available to read online. For more
Pushchairs & Wheelchairs
Pathways suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs join all the sights within the Beaulieu attraction, however, some of the garden and riverside paths are constructed of hoggin and/or gravel. We offer free use of manual wheelchairs and electric scooters. It is advisable to book these in advance by calling 01590 614646.
The National Motor Museum has three floor levels with access available to all through ramps and lifts.
A baby changing room is provided within the Brabazon Restaurant, which is centrally located within the attraction.
If you are leaving a pushchair or wheelchair unattended, please ensure that it does not obstruct pathways or busy areas. More detailed advice for visitors with wheelchairs or pushchairs is provided on arrival. If you have any queries in advance of your visit please call us on 01590 612345.
Advice for visitors with dogs
Dogs are welcomed at Beaulieu and are permitted within the grounds, but for the benefit of other visitors we do require that they be kept on a lead and under control at all times. Owners are also asked to ensure that no mess is left within the grounds where it will be offensive to others. We provide scoops for disposal of mess, free of charge - available from Visitor Reception.
We regret that we do not allow dogs inside the National Motor Museum, Palace House, Abbey, Brabazon Restaurant, or on any of the rides. Please note that there is a special area available beneath the Motor Museum entrance where your dog may be left whilst you visit the Motor Museum.
We wish to respectfully remind visitors that the RSPCA advise against leaving dogs and other animals in cars. However, if you consider that weather conditions permit you to do so, please ensure that there is adequate ventilation at all times, while still maintaining your vehicle's security. Pass-outs are available from Visitor Reception allowing you to check, at any time during your visit, that your dog is not in any distress.
