Access Guide
Overview
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About
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- Facilities available in the venue include: an adventure playground, a picnic area, and woodland trails.
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Parking and Public Transport
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- The venue has its own car park.
- The nearest train station is Malton.
- For the latest travel options and information you can plan your travel using Google Maps (opens new tab)
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Getting In and Around
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- There is step-free access via ramp at the most accessible entrance.
- The following areas have step-free access via ramps or slopes: the woodland walks and trails.
- Access throughout may include uneven surfaces.
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Getting Help and Assistance
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- There is seating available.
- There is no hearing assistance system.
- You can borrow or hire the following equipment: an electric scooter.
- There is a water bowl available for assistance dogs.
- There is not a designated assistance dog spending area.
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Toilet and Changing Facilities
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Toilet Facilities
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- There are 2 toilets with adaptations.
- Toilets with adaptations are located outside the visitor centre, to the right of the entrance area.
- The transfer space varies between left and right in the toilets with adaptations.
- Ambulant toilet facilities are located in the standard toilets outside the visitor centre, to the right of the entrance.
- The male and female toilet facilities are located outside the visitor centre, to the right of the entrance.
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Changing Places and Changing Facilities
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- Parent and baby changing facilities are located in the standard toilets outside the visitor centre, to the right of the entrance.
Toilet with Adaptations (Outside - Left-hand Transfer)
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Location and Access
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- The toilet surveyed is located at the front right of the visitor centre building, before the entrance.
- The distance from the nearest Blue Badge bay is 80m.
- The most accessible route to the toilet has a slight ramp or slope.
- There is step-free level access into the facility.
- There is pictorial signage on or near the door.
- The door opens outwards and has a medium visual contrast.
- The width of the door opening is 87cm.
- The door has a twist lock.
- Internally the door has a high visual contrast.
- There is a grab rail on the internal door with a high visual contrast.
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Dimensions and Features
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- The dimensions of the cubicle are 228cm (width) x 213cm (depth) and there is room for a wheelchair user to manoeuvre (150cm x 150cm).
- There is a lateral transfer space to the left as you face the toilet, however it is obstructed.
- The lateral transfer space is 154cm (from the side of the toilet pan).
- There is a spatula flush on the non-transfer side.
- There is a horizontal grab rail on the non-transfer side.
- The horizontal grab rail has a medium visual contrast.
- There is a vertical grab rail on the transfer side.
- The vertical grab rail has a medium visual contrast.
- There is a dropdown rail on the transfer side.
- The dropdown rail has a medium visual contrast.
- The toilet seat is 48cm from the floor.
- The toilet seat has a low visual contrast.
- There is a wall mounted toilet roll holder which can be reached when seated on the toilet.
- The toilet roll holder has a medium visual contrast.
- The toilet roll holder is 86cm from the floor.
- The wash basin and taps can be reached when seated on the toilet.
- The wash basin is 72cm from the floor.
- The wash basin has a lever mixer tap.
- The vertical grab rails are on both sides of the wash basin.
- The wash basin grab rails have a medium visual contrast.
- There is a wall mounted soap dispenser which cannot be reached when seated on the toilet.
- The soap dispenser has a medium visual contrast.
- The soap dispenser is 80cm from the floor.
- There is a wall mounted hand dryer.
- The hand dryer has a medium visual contrast.
- The hand dryer is 80cm from the floor.
- There is a pull cord emergency alarm within 10cm from the floor.
- There is a mirror.
- There is no shelf.
- The cubicle has a nappy/incontinence items bin and a sanitary bin.
- There is one coat hook.
- The coat hook is 180cm from the floor.
- The walls and floor have a medium visual contrast.
- Lighting levels were even at the time of the survey.
- There is a small lip on the threshold.
A large changing mat is available on request from the information desk.
Outdoor Spaces (Dalby Forest)
- The following is available in this area: woodland.
- Outdoor areas consist of bonded gravel and compact earth.
- There are footpaths throughout.
- The majority of the paths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
- There is step-free level access throughout the majority of areas.
- The following areas have step-free access via ramps or slopes: the routes throughout the forest.
- There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
- The paths have uneven surfaces.
- Maps are available with easy access routes marked which are suitable for trampers.
Seating Area (Rear of Visitor Centre)
- The seating area is located behind the visitor centre building.
- The seating area is uncovered.
- The most accessible route to the seating area has a steep ramp or slope and a slight ramp or slope.
- There is step-free level access throughout the seating area.
- There is room for a wheelchair user to manoeuvre (150cm x 150cm).
- There is space for an assistance dog to rest.
- Furniture available in this area includes: picnic tables.
- The seating is fixed.
- The surface height of the tables is suitable for wheelchair users.
- The clear height under the tables is not suitable for wheelchair users.
- There is no (or very little) background noise in this area.
Outdoor Spaces (Dalby Wild Play)
- The following is available in this area: a playground with play equipment.
- Outdoor areas consist of loose chippings, wood bark, grass and sand.
- There are footpaths throughout.
- The majority of the paths are not wide enough for wheelchair users.
- There is step-free level access throughout the majority of areas.
- The following areas have step-free access via ramps or slopes: the Wild Play area.
- There are some seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
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Playground
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- There is a route around the play equipment which is firm and even, but is less than 150cm wide.
- The play equipment is within easy reach for seated and standing users and users of different heights.
- The following play experiences are available: swinging, sliding, climbing, balancing, crawling and viewing.
