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Our friendly team will always be on hand to welcome you to our venues and help you with any questions you may have about your visit. In the meantime, have a look at the information below to help you plan your day with us.

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We have a Visit England Accessibility Guide for Worsbrough Mill

Visitors who are wheelchair users or whose mobility is limited

  • Level access around parts of the Country Park - some parts of the Park are quite steep and some paths around the reservoir are narrow. There is a narrow stone bridge 780mm wide about half way round the reservoir. There are areas where the path is muddy and tree roots are growing through the ground.
  • One accessible toilet opposite the café
  • Accessible parking available next to the Mill
  • There are steps leading from the Mill to the Mill Pond, however there is an alternative accessible path available. This path is up a slope and has cobbles.
  • There are wheelchair accessible picnic benches at the back of the cafe 
  • Some areas of the Mill are accessible to wheelchairs (please see our 360 tour below for a full view of the Mill)

Visitors who are D/deaf or have hearing loss

  • Portable hearing loops are available at reception - please speak to a member of staff for more information.

Visitors who are Blind or partially sighted

  • Access assistance dogs are welcome in all areas of the Mill and Country Park.
  • Water is available for assistance dogs outside the cafe

Autistic visitors and visitors with learning disabilities or who are neurodivergent

  • We have visual stories available for all of our sites
  • Fast track queuing available if required

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Accessible Accommodation

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We hope you enjoy your visit with us. If you are looking for accessible accommodation in the area here is some information.
  • Main car park at Worsbrough Mill
    Car park
  • Lane from car park to Mill lined with trees.
    Lane from car park to Mill
  • Worsbrough Mill buildings showing the Old and New Mill. Stone buildings with small windows under a blue sky.
    Worsbrough Mill
  • Entrance to the shop and visitor centre through an open green door.
    Worsbrough Mill
  • Entrance to Millers Tea Room through an open green door with a sign saying Miller's Tea Room to the right
    Miller Tea Room
  • Entrance to the Mill through an open green door with a sign saying 'Welcome to Worsbrough Mill' to the left
    Entrance to the Mill
  • Mill pond to the right of a flagstone path. A litter and dog waste bin on some grass to the left.
    Mill pond
  • A narrow wooden bridge at the far side of the reservoir. 780mm, not suitable for large wheelchairs
    A narrow bridge at the far side of the reservoir. 780mm, not suitable for large wheelchairs
  • A passing and resting place on a bridge over some of the more waterlogged areas of the Country Park.
    Bridge in the Country Park
  • An earth path around the reservoir with trees either side
    A path around the reservoir
  • A bench with no arm rests just off the path
    Bench
  • Entrance to transpennine trail. A metal gate across the path with a narrow gap beside it.
    Entrance to transpennine trail
  • A bollard in the middle of the main path. Main path leads steeply downwards. There is a water drain across the path creating a lip for wheelchairs.
    Bollard on the path
  • A path along the right hand side of the reservoir with trees and bushes to the right
    Reservoir walk
  • Entrance to the bridge over the dam at the end of the reservoir. A concrete bridge with metal railings.
    Reservoir walk
  • A wrought iron piece of public art depicting leaves, birds and fish. The reservoir is visible behind it.
    Public art
  • Steps up to the reservoir from the Mill pond, with a wheelchair accessible route leading to the right
    Steps and a wheelchair accessible route to the Mill pond
  • Birch corner in the country park. A clearing with wooden tree stumps in a large circle for seating and trees dotted around
    Birch corner
  • Worsborugh Mill - Upper level entrance through a green door
    Worsborugh Mill - Upper level entrance
  • First room in the top floor of the Mill showing quern stones for grinding the grain, a central axel and hopper for putting the wheat in.
    Inside Worsbrough Mill
  • Route to the back of the Mill with one step with a yellow visual contrast stripe. It is too narrow for most wheelchairs.
    Inside Worsbrough Mill
  • Back room of the top floor of the Mill. The wooden separator for separating different types of flour is on the right. A wooden ladder leads upstairs to the left and another ladder next to it leads to the floor below.
    Inside Worsbrough Mill
  • Two wooden quern stones for grinding wheat. These are not in use anymore and have bars on them.
    Inside Worsbrough Mill
  • Route back to the front of the Mill, showing another step up and a narrow ramp not suitable for most wheelchairs.
    Inside Worsbrough Mill
  • Millers Tea Room - wooden tables and chairs, a log fire and a large Roman numeral clock on the wall.
    Miller Tea Room
  • Accessible toilet showing toilet and sink
    Accessible toilet