
Best UK Vineyards for Accessibility
English vineyards are increasingly focused on making their spaces welcoming to all visitors. Many now provide step-free tasting rooms, level paths and adapted facilities, though it’s always best to let them know in advance what support you’ll need. With a little planning, the focus can stay firmly on the wine, the view, and the experience itself.
Best UK Vineyards for Accessibility


Mannings Heath Wine Estate

Chet Valley Vineyard

Denbies Wine Estate
More Accessible Vineyards

Wiston Estate – West Sussex
The winery, restaurant, shop, and tours are fully wheelchair accessible, including lifts where needed. An accessible drop-off point is available at the shop door for guests with limited mobility, providing flat access to the restaurant and shop, as the main car park is on a slope. Visitors are advised to contact the estate before booking vineyard tours to ensure all specific access requirements can be met.

Chilworth Manor Vineyard – Surrey
the vineyard features hilly sections that may present challenges for mobility, suggesting not all areas are easily accessible. It is advisable to book tours and events in advance, which would allow visitors to discuss specific accessibility requirements. The website does not explicitly detail accessible parking, accessible toilet facilities for vineyard visitors, or policies regarding free entry for carers.

Albury Organic Vineyard – Surrey
While the vineyard's wildlife walk includes uneven ground, it offers a level of access for people with limited mobility, with audio information via QR codes. Access to the vineyard is via a track from the Silent Pool car park. Booking guided tours in advance is recommended.

The Wharie Experience – Hampshire
Hampshire
An intimate experience with a passionate winemaker and one of England's few orange wines.

Kinsbrook Vineyard – West Sussex
West Sussex
the main building is wheelchair friendly, with a lift available for the eatery upstairs. Plenty of free parking is available on site. While the vineyard grounds may be uneven, the primary facilities are accessible.

Tinwood Estate – West Sussex
West Sussex
Tinwood Estate is largely wheelchair friendly, particularly for its tours and lodges. The vineyard tours involve minimal walking and include picnic benches for seating. Lodges offer accessible bedrooms with wheel-in showers, and one specific lodge features a ramped entrance, which should be requested via email when booking. While there is on-site parking, designated accessible spaces are not explicitly detailed, nor is information regarding free entry for carers.
The Vyneyarde, Westwell Wine Estates Ltd – Kent
Kent
The Vyneyarde, Westwell Wine Estates Ltd offers good accessibility for disabled people. The winery, tasting room, and toilets are all wheelchair accessible, with no steps outside or inside these areas, and entrances are over 120cm wide. Accessible parking is available within the car park, which is 20 metres from the winery, and a drop-off point is nearer the entrance. Tasting room tables are at a low height, accommodating up to 8 wheelchair users. While the vineyard itself has uneven terrain due to its nature, the key facilities are well-adapted. Visitors with specific accessibility questions are encouraged to get in touch beforehand.
Sandridge Barton 'Home of Sharpham Wine' – Devon
Devon
While the walking trail to the vineyard includes steep and muddy sections requiring suitable footwear, the visitor center, winery, and cafe offer excellent accessibility, confirmed as wheelchair accessible. These facilities feature level access, ramps, and accessible toilets. Designated disabled parking is available through the parking barn and in front of the Farmhouse. Assistance and guide dogs are welcome. Booking tours and tastings in advance is recommended.
Stonyfield Wine At Painters Vineyard – West Northamptonshire
West Northamptonshire
Visit this unique Northamptonshire vineyard to sample English sparkling wines acclaimed with the Dudley Quirk Trophy for Best Sparkling Blend 2021 from WineGB, nurtured by the distinctive ironstone-rich spoil from the historic Blisworth Tunnel.
Chiltern Valley Winery And Brewery – Buckinghamshire
Buckinghamshire
The tour is generally accessible for wheelchair users, with ramps available for steps and an accessible toilet on site. Movement around the site includes navigating a large cobbled courtyard, a short ramp, and narrow doorways. Access to the vineyard is across a lawned garden, which is generally manageable for standard manual wheelchairs but may be difficult for mobility scooters or larger adapted wheelchairs, especially in poor or wet weather. Collapsible chairs can be requested for tour presentations, and the tasting is seated. A manual wheelchair is available on request, which should be booked in advance. There is a large car park across the road, but no designated blue badge bays however, vehicles can drop off and pick up on-site before parking. Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast rooms are on the first floor, accessed by stairs, while the Pool House Suite has a single step.
Froginwell Vineyard And Cider Barn – Devon
Devon
A unique barn where a beloved 1903 traction engine adds a charming, historical twist to every vineyard celebration.
Laurel Vines, Vineyard & Winery – East Riding of Yorkshire
East Riding of Yorkshire
Follow in the footsteps of the Hair BIkers who graced this East Yorkshire vineyard to prune vines and cook.