Wheelchair accessible hides

[OneOffDave]

Due to a downturn in my mobility I'm having to use a wheelchair a lot more. I've recently moved to the Farnborough/Camberley area and wondered if anyone knew of any wheelchair accessible hide where I might have a chance of getting some shots from the chair. I'm happy to drive about 30-50 miles or so to get to anywhere good.

Thanks

Dave

 

[vetonbike]

RSPB reserve hides normally are wheelchair friendly. Usually have a low window/slit position in each hide.

 

[Box Brownie]

RSPB reserve hides normally are wheelchair friendly. Usually have a low window/slit position in each hide.

+1 ^ do check individual reserve accessible hides

Plus do check out Fleet Pond. http://fleetpond.org.uk/visit-fleet-pond/directions-parking/

In all cases I would suggest phoning to be sure what and just how accessible any hids are?

 

[Kaolin]

Langford lakes in South Wilshire, just off the A36 is mostly wheel chair accessible. I think 4 of the hides are accessible and they offer some decent photography.

 

[The W]

It's been a while since I visited but I recall the hides at Moor Green lakes have the slot designed for wheel chairs. You do need to be a member (£5) to get the padlock code unless a member is already in there. I think the paths from the carpark should be doable in a chair but the car park does tend to be full.

Mglg.ork.uk
https://www.flickr.com/groups/1299526@N22/

 

[Paul W. H]

There is the Wetland Wildlife Trust at London (Barnes) and Arundel.

 

[nc_killie]

If you have a garden (or access to one) or a park - how about making your own? can build a 'set' on a little tableinmy garden using a table and dit with a sheet over me. I look a 'little strange' but it works! If you feed birds you ca create perches at a height suitable to you.

 

[OneOffDave]

Thanks for all the suggestions. I had thought of setting things up at home but due to the local cat density, my feeders are only visited by wood pigeons and magpies.

 

[nc_killie]

Thanks for all the suggestions. I had thought of setting things up at home but due to the local cat density, my feeders are only visited by wood pigeons and magpies.

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