Visiting Princetown visitor centre
▼ Parking at Princetown
Drop off point
- There is not a designated drop-off point available.
Car Park
- The car park is located to the side of/behind the Visitor Centre.
- The car park is open air.
- The car park surface consists of tarmac and some loose stone.
- The surface is not flat, with some uneven areas.
- There are 4 designated blue badge parking bays available.
- The blue badge bays are clearly marked.
- There is a marked zone to the sides and rear.
- The car park from the designated bays to the disabled entrance of the visitor centre is sloped, with an uphill ramp to the door
Charges and Restrictions
- Parking is not free for all users.
- Payment machine is located close to the entrance of the building on a flat surface
- View information on parking policies /charges (opens in new tab)
Electric Vehicle Charging Points
- There are four electric vehicle charging points.
- The charger type is 7kw and costs £0.45 per Kwh.
- These are type 2 sockets.
▼ Princetown toilet and changing facilities
Toilet Facilities
- There is 1 toilet with adaptions.
- The male and female toilet facilities are located inside the Visitor Centre, to the rear of the building
- The toilet with adaptations is located beside the male and female toilets.
Changing Facilities
- Parent and baby changing facilities are located within the accessible toilet.
▼ Princetown main entrance
Entrance (accessible)
- The entrance is located at the front/right side of the building
- The entrance is clearly signed
- The width of the entrance is 1270mm
- There is a canopy or recess which provides weather protection at the entrance
- There is a step-free access at the entrance
- The entrance has a sloping ramp with handrail
- These doors have a call button for assistance, staff will escort visitors to main centre
- These doors have a push button to open, which is 914mm high from the floor
- The doors open outwards
▼ Access at Princetown centre
Getting around
- There is step-free level access throughout all areas
- Access throughout is even and there are no manual doors
- There is visual contrast between the walls and floors in all areas
- There is very little background noise
- Lightening levels were even at the time this page was created
- Seating available throughout the centre
- A wheelchair is available to borrow on request, free of charge
▼ Access at Princetown sales counter
Counter (Information Desk and Gift Shop Counter)
- The counter is located in front of the main entrance door
- There is step-free level access to the counter
- The counter is 1016mm high from the floor
- There is a lowered section at the counter, which is 762mm high from the floor
- The counter is wood panelled with distracting posters, leaflets, and items displayed
- There is a clearly signed hearing loop system.
- There is very little background noise in the area
- Lighting levels were event at the time this page was created
- The card machine is extendable to a lower level
▼ Outdoor spaces at Princetown centre
Outdoor Spaces
▼ Princetown toilet with adaptations
Location and access
- The toilet is located inside at the rear of the building, beside the male and female toilets
- The most accessible route to the toilet is a flat even surface
- There is step-free access into the facility
- There is pictorial and written signage on or near the door
- The door is 889mm wide
- The door opens inwards
- The door does not have high visual contrast
- The door does not have a handle lock
- There is a grab rail on the internal door with high visual contrast
Dimensions and Features
- There is a transfer space to the left as you face the toilet
- There is a horizontal grab rail on the non-transfer side
- There is a vertical grab rail on the transfer side
- There is a lever flush on the transfer side
- The horizontal grab rail has high visual contrast
- There is a vertical grab rail on the transfer side
- The vertical grab rail has high visual contrast
- There is a dropdown handrail on the transfer side
- The drop-down rail has a high visual contrast
- The toilet seat has a high visual contrast
- The toilet seat is 508mm high from the floor
- There is a wall mounted toilet roll holder which can be reached when seated on the toilet
- The toilet roll holder has medium visual contrast
- The wash basin and taps can be reached when seated on the toilet
- The wash basin is 737mm high from the floor
- The wash basin has a turn handle tap
- There are vertical grab rails on the left and right as you face the wash basin
- The wash basin grab rail has high visual contrast
- There is a wall mounted soap dispenser which can be reached when seated on the toilet
- The soap dispenser has low visual contrast
- The soap dispenser is 864mm high from the floor
- There is a wall mounted hand dryer which cannot be reached when seated on the toilet
- The hand dryer has low visual contrast
- The hand dryer is 1067mm high from the floor
- There is an emergency pull-cord alarm
- There is no mirror
- The cubicle has a sanitary bin
- There is no waste bin
- There are coat hooks located on the door
- There is a movable seat available
- The walls and floors have medium visual contrast
- Lightening levels were even at the time this webpage was created
▼ Sensory inclusivity features
Sensory inclusivity features
- Sensory Borrow Bags are available to loan for free. These contain ear defenders, sunglasses, communication aids/flash cards and various sensory/fidget toys.