Kennet Canal Walk Aldermaston Park at Aldermaston Wharf, RG7 4UY Scoot along the canal side on a flat, smooth path all the way to Sulhampstead and back, approx 5km in total. There is one road crossing and a couple of slopes to go past the locks but all doable on an electric scooter or wheelchair. There is a pleasant cafe at Aldermaston Wharf with lots of outside seating. https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/canals-and-rivers/places-to-visit/aldermaston-wharf

Greenham Common Newbury Park at the Control Tower Burys Bank Rd, Newbury, Thatcham RG19 8BZ You can scoot all round the Common land in multiple directions. The paths are gravel tracks all on one level. http://www.greenham-common.org.uk/ixbin/hixclient.exe? a=file&p=greenham&f=greenham.htm There is a cafe at the Control Tower open a few days of the week; https://www.greenhamtower.org.uk/

Thames Riverside Reading Park at Kings Meadow Rd, Reading RG1 8DF Scoot along the riverside on the Thames Path, up to Caversham Bridge then cross over to the South side and it is tarmaced all the way up to Rivermead. https://www.visit-reading.com/things-to-do/walking-and-cycling-routes/thethames-path

Bucklers Forest Crowthorne Park in car park off Woodcote Green, Crowthorne, nearest postcode RG45 6LN. An excellent place to visit with lots of easy paths through woods and shrub land in the grounds of what used to be the Transport Research Laboratory. Information boards and a mini-museum tell you about the wildlife of the local area and the transport research that once took place there. https://tbhpartnership.org.uk/greenspace/bucklers-forest/

Snelsmore Common, Newbury 4 miles north-west of Newbury, RG14 3BQ (nearest) There is an Easy Access Trail of 0.75 miles on a paved path through the common, which is perfect for wheelchair and scooter users. There is also a small cafe and plenty of parking. https://www.bbowt.org.uk/nature-reserves/snelsmore-common-country-park

Norden Centre for the Arts, Altwood Road, Maidenhead Member Lesley says, “I really enjoy visiting Norden Farm It has good access and great for cinema/live events/cafe/bar. ” Visit; https://norden.farm/ for more details.

Thomley Glamping pods, Worminghall, Buckinghamshire HP18 9JZ Member Caroline says, “This one is for parents - have a look at Thomley. Glamping pods available which are fully accessible. “ Visit; https://thomley.org.uk/

Little Oxplorers, family adventures in Oxford Caroline says, “I also find the Facebook group called little oxplorers very valuable. There is a website too but the FB page is more useful - there are always accessibility comments which help me plan family days out. ” Visit; https://littleoxplorers.com/

West Wittering Beach, West Sussex Member Candice says, “West Wittering beach has beach and sea accessible wheelchairs available to 'hire ' for the day. They have huge inflatable wheels, so they can be pushed on the

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