Best Vineyards for Accessibility in Hampshire

Hattingley Valley Wines is wheelchair accessible, with facilities for guests with mobility challenges, though visitors should ring ahead to inform staff of any specific requirements as there is both a ground floor and first floor tasting rooms. The standard tour route within the winery has minimal stairs and no steep inclines. Accessible parking is available on-site. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are permitted. Accessible toilets are available.

The estate has two blue badge parking spaces and offers a free beach wheelchair for visitors who need it.

Penn Croft Winery is noted to have disabled access. All visits, including tours and general entry, require pre-booking, allowing guests to communicate specific accessibility needs in advance. Parking is available at the winery. While the cellar door offers a roomy indoor and outdoor space, the vineyard itself is a busy working site, and visitors are asked not to explore unaccompanied, implying some areas may have restricted access or require supervision.

The restaurant is wheelchair-accessible. The vineyard grounds are uneven in places, and the winery - which forms the core of guided tours - is built across multiple levels and involves sustained walking and standing, making tours unsuitable for those with limited mobility. Hambledon ask that visitors with specific accessibility requirements contact them in advance so they can do their best to accommodate.

Booking: Contact the vineyard ahead of your visit for accessibility requirements